The Mandalika, November 6, 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), continues to strengthen the implementation of sustainability principles in organizing international sporting events. One of these initiatives is circular economy-based waste management during the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, held on October 9–11, 2026, at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, within The Mandalika, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).Over the three-day event, a total of 47,462 kilograms of waste was collected and managed, comprising 51% organic waste and 49% inorganic waste. Of the total waste generated, only 8% ended up in landfills, down from 14% during the 2025 event. Overall, the amount of waste generated was also successfully reduced by 15%, including a 31% reduction in non-recyclable inorganic waste and a 19% reduction in organic waste.One of the initiatives implemented was food surplus management to optimize the handling of excess food throughout the event. Food that remained suitable for consumption was distributed through a takeaway system, while food waste that was no longer suitable for consumption was processed using the Black Soldier Fly (BSF), or maggot, method to produce compost. This waste management initiative also involved waste bank communities from villages surrounding The Mandalika as part of a circular economy collaboration that delivers environmental benefits while creating value for local communities.These achievements are particularly significant given the increase in visitors to the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, which reached a record 157,875 visitors, representing a 12.5% increase compared to 2025. Despite the growth in visitor numbers, the waste generation rate was successfully reduced to 0.3 kilograms per visitor, compared to 0.4 kilograms per visitor in the previous year. This demonstrates improvements in waste management effectiveness, from waste sorting to reuse and recovery throughout the event.ITDC Operations Director, Troy Warokka, stated that waste management is one of the key aspects of organizing international events in an environmentally responsible manner.“The 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia serves as an opportunity to further strengthen The Mandalika's position as a world-class sport tourism destination that embraces sustainable tourism principles. Despite the increase in visitor numbers this year, we successfully reduced the amount of waste generated per visitor. This achievement reflects more structured waste management practices and collaboration among various stakeholders, including communities surrounding the area. We want to ensure that international events not only generate economic benefits but also take environmental sustainability into account,” said Troy.Moving forward, ITDC will continue to optimize circular economy-based waste management through improved waste sorting by type, the utilization of economically valuable waste, and stronger collaboration with waste management partners and surrounding communities. These efforts are expected to reduce the volume of waste sent to landfills while creating added value for the circular economy ecosystem in The Mandalika.Through these initiatives, ITDC remains committed to organizing international-scale events that not only drive economic growth and community empowerment but also maintain a balance with environmental preservation.

CocoSam, Monkey Cave, and Teh Prabu Receive Awards in Entrepreneurship, Environmental, and Digital Economy CategoriesThe Mandalika, November 5, 2026 – Three Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) supported by PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), from Central Lombok Regency, have received awards at the 2026 West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Provincial Level Pemuda Pelopor Desa competition. Their achievements span the fields of entrepp, environment, and digital economy, demonstrating the potential of local business innovation in developing village resources.The awards, announced by the West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Department of Education, Youth, and Sports on October 22, 2026, were presented to Samsudin, S.Kom., through CocoSam, which secured First Place in the Entrepreneurship category; Ida Yanti, S.E., through Monkey Cave, which won Second Place in the Environment category; and L. Zaktyurrahman through Teh Prabu, which secured Second Place in the Digital Economy category. Following this achievement, CocoSam has the opportunity to advance to the national-level competition, subject to further verification by the organizers.General Manager of The Mandalika, I Made Pari Wijaya, expressed his appreciation for the achievements of the three ITDC-supported MSMEs. According to him, these accomplishments reflect the potential of local communities to develop businesses that generate economic value while delivering benefits to the surrounding environment.“We are proud to see ITDC-supported local MSMEs achieve recognition at the provincial level. These accomplishments demonstrate that the creativity and potential of surrounding communities have opportunities to grow further. Through product marketing assistance and financial support, we strive to help business owners strengthen their capabilities and expand their market access,” said Pari.One of the award recipients, Samsudin, is a young entrepreneur from Sukadana Village, Pujut District, Central Lombok Regency, who developed CocoSam by processing local coconut resources into value-added products, including Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO). This innovation earned him First Place in the Entrepreneurship category and opened up an opportunity to advance to the national-level competition.“This award motivates me to continue developing CocoSam and introduce locally sourced coconut-based products to a wider audience. I am also grateful to ITDC for the support and assistance provided, particularly in helping us develop and market our business. I hope CocoSam will continue to grow and bring greater benefits to the surrounding community,” said Samsudin.Meanwhile, Ida Yanti, through Monkey Cave, secured Second Place in the Environment category. The award recognizes her efforts in developing an environmentally sustainable nature tourism destination in Prabu Village, with a focus on wildlife habitat protection, waste management, tourism route management, and conservation education for visitors. The initiative also involves local communities through the Pesona Prabu Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis), while creating economic opportunities through community-based tourism activities.In the Digital Economy category, L. Zaktyurrahman, through Teh Prabu, secured Second Place by developing tea products made from locally grown plants in Prabu Village, Central Lombok Regency. In developing the business, Teh Prabu utilizes digital technology through QR codes on its packaging, enabling consumers to access product information, ranging from the product's origin story to preparation instructions and digital payment facilities. This innovation is further supported by a digital catalog that connects Teh Prabu's marketing activities with tourism activities at Monkey Cave, creating broader marketing opportunities while encouraging local community participation in production and sales.The three MSMEs have received assistance from ITDC through its Social and Environmental Responsibility (SER) program, in collaboration with the Community Development function. The support has been provided in stages. Teh Prabu and Monkey Cave, which are part of a business group under the Prabu Village Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis), have received assistance since July 2025. Meanwhile, CocoSam began receiving support in May 2026.ITDC's support also includes marketing facilitation through MSME participation in various events held in The Mandalika. CocoSam, for instance, participated in the GT World Challenge. In addition, CocoSam, Teh Prabu, and Monkey Cave also took part in the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. This participation provided an opportunity to introduce local products to visitors while creating wider marketing opportunities through tourism activities.The Pemuda Pelopor Desa competition is an annual initiative organized through collaboration between the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia and relevant institutions at the provincial, regency, and city levels. The competition covers five areas of pioneering initiatives: entrepreneurship, digital economy, environment, community development, and arts and culture. The assessment considers innovation, the positive impact of participants' activities on their surrounding environment, and their contributions to improving the local community's economy.Pari emphasized that tourism destination development should go hand in hand with creating greater economic opportunities for local communities.“We want surrounding communities to take an active part in the growth of The Mandalika. Local MSMEs should have opportunities to develop their businesses, expand their markets, and become part of the tourism ecosystem. We hope these achievements will inspire more business owners to continue innovating and developing their potential,” concluded Pari.

The Mandalika, November 4, 2026 – A total of 769 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) recorded combined sales of IDR 2,940,564,568, or approximately IDR 2.94 billion, during the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, held on October 9–11, 2026, at The Mandalika, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).The achievement was generated through trading activities across various commercial areas, both inside and outside the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, providing market access for local businesses throughout the international motorsport event. PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), continues to encourage business participation in international events to expand market access for MSMEs.Of the 769 MSMEs recorded as participants in the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, the commercial ecosystem within the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit involved 310 tenants, comprising 300 MSMEs and 10 national brands. These included 180 government-affiliated MSMEs, 73 tenants in the Festival area, 47 tenants in the grandstand area, and five tenants each in the Nusantara and Paddock Cafe areas. This participation also included 34 MSMEs supported by InJourney Group and 30 MSMEs supported by Pertamina in the Festival area, as well as businesses from 10 regencies/cities participating in the Lombok Sumbawa Festival (LSF).Meanwhile, outside the circuit area, 459 MSMEs contributed to trading activities across various locations, including 189 MSMEs at the Mandalika Bazaar and Mandalika Street Food Festival (MSFF) Vol. II, as well as 270 MSMEs in parking areas and several locations surrounding the circuit.ITDC Commercial and Marketing Director, Febrina Mediana, stated that MSME participation in the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is part of ITDC’s efforts to expand market access and strengthen the readiness of local businesses to capitalize on opportunities arising from national and international-scale events.“Moving forward, ITDC will continue to support MSME capacity building, covering product quality, production capacity, packaging, and marketing access. With stronger business readiness, MSMEs are expected to meet broader market demands and capitalize on economic opportunities arising from various activities held in The Mandalika,” said Febrina.Of the total recorded revenue, the largest contribution came from the Commercial Booth area, generating IDR 1,125,167,280 or 38.3%. This was followed by Supported MSMEs, contributing IDR 848,999,700 or 28.9%; Government-affiliated MSMEs, generating IDR 715,013,000 or 24.3%; and the Paddock Area, contributing IDR 251,384,588 or 8.5%.Sales activities peaked on the third day of the event, with revenue reaching approximately IDR 1.638 billion, accounting for 55.7% of the total revenue over the three-day period. In terms of product categories, Local Food recorded the largest contribution at 29.7%, followed by Coffee at 22.9%, Beverages at 20%, Snacks at 16.8%, and Western Food at 10.7%. These figures demonstrate the significant contribution of culinary products to trading activities throughout the event.Several tenants also recorded notable sales figures, including Soto Seger Boyolali, Batagor Sultan, and Bakso Maulana Barokah.In addition to commercial activities within the event area, ITDC also hosted Mandalika Street Food Festival (MSFF) Vol. 2 on October 9–10, 2026, at the Mandalika Bazaar area in The Mandalika. Featuring a tropical-themed community-based tourism concept, the event provided a platform for local businesses and communities to showcase their culinary products and regional creativity to visitors.Through the provision of commercial spaces and the involvement of local businesses in international events, ITDC continues to foster a business ecosystem that supports tourism activities in The Mandalika. These efforts are expected to expand business opportunities for MSMEs while strengthening the connection between event organization, tourism activities, and the regional economy.

What began as a young boy spending his afternoons after school practicing motocross has now evolved into the journey of one of Indonesia’s most promising young talents on the global racing stage. His latest achievement as the runner-up in the 2026 Moto3™ Malaysian Grand Prix is proof that the big dreams he nurtured from an early age are beginning to bear fruit, bringing renewed hope for the future of Indonesian motorsport.The Red and White flag has once again flown proudly on the global motorcycle racing stage. This time, the pride comes from Veda Ega Pratama, a young Indonesian rider who secured second place in the 2026 Moto3™ Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit on Sunday (November 1, 2026).Starting the race from eighth position, the 17-year-old rider representing Honda Team Asia demonstrated competitive performance from the outset. He steadily worked his way toward the front of the field, engaging in an intense battle for a podium finish until the final lap.Veda ultimately secured second place, finishing just behind Maximo Quiles. This result marks the best race finish of his career in the Moto3™ class and his second podium of the 2026 season, following his third-place finish at the Brazilian round.His achievement at Sepang represents more than just another podium in the career of a young rider. It is a source of pride for Indonesia and a positive indication that Indonesian talent has the potential to compete and earn recognition in international motorcycle racing championships.For Veda, this achievement is part of a long journey that began long before his name became known on the global stage. From Motocross in Gunungkidul to the Global Stage.Born and raised in Gunungkidul, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Veda was introduced to motorcycle racing at an early age. One of his most cherished childhood memories is receiving his first motorcycle as a gift from his father.Even as a child, Veda was known for having a strong character. If his parents were asked to describe him during his childhood, one word would likely come to mind: "ngeyel" — determined and unwilling to give up once he had set his mind on something.His passion for racing made his after-school activities quite different from those of most children his age. While competing in motocross, Veda would head straight to training sessions in Yogyakarta, approximately an hour away from his home.This routine continued when he transitioned to road racing. Training sessions took place several times a week, while competitions gradually took him farther away from home."My parents have always supported me," Veda said.Family support became one of the most important foundations of his racing career. At around seven or eight years old, he began participating in various national motocross championships. In 2018, Veda transitioned to national road racing before advancing to Asian-level competitions in 2021.These experiences became crucial steppingstones toward the Moto3™ World Championship. From motocross tracks to various national competitions, Veda gradually developed the experience, skills, and competitive mindset needed to face the challenges of international racing. When Injuries and the Pandemic Put His Dreams to the Test.The journey to the global stage has certainly not always been smooth. One of the most challenging periods in Veda's career came in 2020.After being selected through a qualification process to advance to the next level of competition, the COVID-19 pandemic brought his racing plans to a halt. During the same period, he suffered a fractured femur.Before fully recovering, Veda sustained another injury approximately four months later, this time fracturing his shinbone."At that point, I started thinking that I might never be able to race again," he recalled.With competitions suspended, injuries occurring one after another, and uncertainty surrounding when racing would resume, his future as a professional rider suddenly seemed further away than ever.However, these circumstances did not make him give up. Veda gradually regained his strength, returned to training, and continued pursuing his competitive career.The experience became an important part of developing his mental resilience as a rider. Behind the speed and courage demonstrated on the track lies the determination to overcome setbacks, injuries, and the pressures that accompany a professional racing career.Even today, Veda admits that doubts about whether he can achieve his ultimate goals occasionally cross his mind."Of course, those doubts are still there, and even now I sometimes ask myself whether I can really achieve it. It is my dream, so I will do my very best. And if I can make it happen, alhamdulillah," Veda said. The Sacrifices Behind a Big Dream.Becoming a professional rider at a young age also means giving up some of the experiences that children and teenagers would normally enjoy.His demanding training and competition schedule means that Veda cannot fully experience school life in the same way as his peers. Most of his studies are conducted online, while opportunities to meet friends and enjoy his teenage years must be adjusted around his racing commitments."Perhaps it is school. We cannot live like other students or young people. We rarely attend school in person and spend more time studying online. We also miss out on many of the childhood experiences that other children usually enjoy, such as meeting friends and spending time together," Veda explained.Being away from his family and the environment where he grew up is another sacrifice he has had to make. When staying outside Indonesia, what he misses most is not only traditional Indonesian food but also his family and the friends who have been part of his journey and training sessions."What I miss most is the food, my family, and the friends I used to train with in Indonesia. Even though I have friends here too, it is different. Life in Indonesia and life abroad are not the same," he said.These sacrifices demonstrate that Veda's achievements today have not come overnight. Behind them lies a long journey shaped by family support, discipline, and the courage to keep moving forward despite the challenges along the way. Mandalika: A Stage of National Pride and Hope for Indonesian MotorsportVeda's journey is also closely connected to Indonesia, particularly through his participation in the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit on October 9–11, 2026.Competing in front of his home crowd at a world-class racing event gave Veda the opportunity to showcase his abilities while inspiring young Indonesians who share similar dreams.At Mandalika, Veda was not merely a competitor taking part in an international racing event. He also represented the growing potential of Indonesian talent, demonstrating the courage to challenge competitors on the international stage.The presence of the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit is an important part of Indonesia's efforts to develop its motorsport ecosystem. Hosting international racing events provides opportunities for the public to experience world-class competitions firsthand while giving Indonesian riders a platform to perform in front of an international audience.This spirit aligns with the rise of Indonesian heroes and #IndonesiaMendunia Bersama Pertamina, which highlight the struggles and achievements of Indonesians making their mark on the global stage.Veda's latest achievement at Sepang further strengthens this optimism. His second-place finish in the 2026 Moto3™ Malaysian Grand Prix demonstrates that young Indonesian riders can compete against some of the world's finest talents, even in their debut season in the Moto3™ class.For the future of Indonesian motorsport, Veda represents a promising source of hope. His journey demonstrates that talent from every corner of Indonesia has the opportunity to grow and reach the international stage through proper development, hard work, and support from a strong ecosystem.Veda's journey is certainly far from over. However, his podium finish at Sepang marks an important milestone, bringing him one step closer to reaching even greater heights.From a young boy in Gunungkidul who spent his afternoons after school practicing motocross, Veda has now stood on the podium of a world championship, proudly carrying Indonesia's name.A dream that once began on a modest racing track has now taken him across borders and into international competition. And as the Red and White flag waved proudly at the Sepang Circuit, the sense of pride belonged not only to Veda and his family but also to the entire Indonesian nation.Veda is living proof that big dreams can grow from anywhere. With passion, opportunity, and the right support, Indonesia's younger generation has the potential to keep moving forward, achieving excellence, and bringing honor to the nation on the global stage.

The Mandalika, October 31, 2026 - PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), expresses its appreciation for the contributions and journalistic efforts of media professionals in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) in informing the public about the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. Through extensive media coverage reaching a wide audience, the media have helped introduce The Mandalika as a sport tourism destination while highlighting the region’s tourism and economic potential to both national and international audiences.This appreciation recognizes the media’s role in delivering coverage throughout the preparation and implementation stages of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, held on October 9–11, 2026, at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, The Mandalika, NTB. ITDC also acknowledges the support of the Central Lombok Regency Communication and Information Office and the NTB Provincial Communication, Informatics, and Statistics Office in facilitating the dissemination of information regarding the international event.ITDC Director of Operations and Chairman of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, Troy Warokka, stated that journalistic efforts play an important role in providing information to the public while fostering greater awareness of destination development and the regional impact of international events.“We would like to express our appreciation to all media professionals, particularly those in NTB, for their journalistic efforts and contributions in covering the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. For us, the media are not merely partners in delivering information but also play an important role in highlighting regional potential, introducing destinations to wider audiences, and sharing various developments taking place in the surrounding areas. We hope this partnership will continue to grow through open and professional communication,” said Troy.These contributions came amid the positive achievements of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. Over the three-day event, it attracted 157,875 visitors, representing a 12.5% increase compared to 140,324 spectators in 2025. This figure marks the highest attendance since MotoGP was first held at The Mandalika in 2022.In terms of economic impact, based on a study conducted by the Institute for Industrial Engineering and Management (LETMI) of Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia generated an estimated national economic impact of IDR 5.2 trillion, representing an increase of approximately 4.8% compared to IDR 4.96 trillion in 2025.The benefits of the event also extended to local communities. More than 3,500 local workers from NTB were involved throughout the event, approximately 72% of whom came from Central Lombok Regency. A total of 769 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) also participated, generating an estimated transaction value or turnover of IDR 2.94 billion. These achievements demonstrate the involvement of local workers and businesses in the ecosystem of an international sporting event.Meanwhile, according to MotoGP Broadcasters 2026 data, the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia was broadcast in more than 200 countries, with a potential global audience of up to 700 million viewers. This provides opportunities for Indonesia, NTB, and The Mandalika to gain greater international recognition, including through media coverage that highlights the destination's attractions and regional potential.As a token of appreciation for the contribution and journalistic efforts of media professionals in covering the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, ITDC hosted a gathering with NTB media representatives at Pullman Lombok Merujani Mandalika Beach Resort on Tuesday (October 27). The gathering served as an opportunity to strengthen partnerships with the media while providing a platform for dialogue and the exchange of feedback to improve the quality of public communication and media support for future events.ITDC considers feedback and evaluations from media professionals to be essential in improving the quality of future event organization, particularly in areas such as services, facilities, coordination, information access, and support for media representatives covering the events.“For ITDC, the media are important partners in delivering information to the public while highlighting the potential and development of The Mandalika. Therefore, we consider open communication and the exchange of feedback with media professionals essential to improving the quality of future event organization, from coordination to meeting media coverage requirements. We hope that the synergy established so far will continue to grow stronger, ensuring that international events are not only organized more effectively but also deliver broader benefits to tourism and the people of NTB,” concluded Troy.

The Nusa Dua, October 20,2026 - The trust of the global internet community in selecting Bali as the host destination for the ICANN87 Annual General Meeting marks a strategic opportunity for InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) to strengthen The Nusa Dua’s position as a world-class Meeting, Incentive, Convention, and Exhibition (MICE) destination. Taking place from October 17–22, 2026, at the Bali International Convention Centre (BICC), The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali, this international forum brings together the global internet community to discuss internet governance while expanding opportunities for collaboration and tourism-driven economic growth in the area.ICANN87 is an annual meeting organized by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), with the Indonesian Domain Name Administrator (PANDI) serving as the local host. The forum addresses various strategic issues related to global internet governance, the security and stability of the domain name system, and developments within the digital ecosystem. Hosting the event in Bali provides Indonesia with an opportunity to strengthen its role in the international digital ecosystem while introducing the country’s tourism potential to the global community.General Manager of The Nusa Dua, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, stated that hosting an international forum such as ICANN87 presents an opportunity to strengthen global exposure while demonstrating The Nusa Dua’s capacity to accommodate international-scale events.“The hosting of ICANN87 provides The Nusa Dua with an opportunity to strengthen its international exposure while demonstrating the area’s capacity to accommodate global forums. For us, MICE development is not merely about hosting large-scale events, but also about building a destination ecosystem that connects international business activities with Bali’s outstanding facilities, services, and tourism experiences,” he said.According to information received from the organizers, the event is expected to attract approximately 1,500 participants, excluding VIP guests who will also be in attendance. Several central and regional government officials are also scheduled to attend, including Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs, Meutya Viada Hafid; Minister of Culture, Fadli Zon; and Governor of Bali, Wayan Koster. Their attendance is expected to enhance the event’s strategic significance while strengthening coordination and collaboration among the central government, regional government, and relevant stakeholders to support the successful execution of the event.As the area manager, ITDC ensures infrastructure readiness, maintains the quality of the destination environment, and coordinates with stakeholders to support the smooth execution of ICANN87. These efforts reflect ITDC’s commitment to maintaining service standards and strengthening The Nusa Dua’s competitiveness as an integrated tourism destination capable of accommodating the needs of international events.The Nusa Dua’s Tourism Performance Shows Positive GrowthThe development of the MICE sector at The Nusa Dua is supported by the area’s positive tourism performance. Based on cumulative data from January to September 2026, The Nusa Dua recorded 363,621 visits, representing a 2.87% increase compared with the same period in 2025, when the area recorded 353,482 visits.Accommodation performance has also shown positive developments. Hotel occupancy reached 84.42% in September 2026, an increase of 0.61 percentage points compared with September 2025, when occupancy stood at 83.81%. Meanwhile, the Average Length of Stay (ALOS) increased from 2.64 nights in September 2025 to 2.92 nights in September 2026. This increase in length of stay creates opportunities to optimize tourist spending through culinary services, transportation, recreation, and various other tourism activities.In terms of source markets, Australia remains the leading contributor to international tourist arrivals at The Nusa Dua, followed by other international markets and domestic tourists. This diversity of source markets serves as an important asset in maintaining the area’s appeal and strengthening the resilience of the tourism industry amid fluctuating demand.Agus Dwiatmika emphasized that tourism growth must be accompanied by destination management strategies focused on long-term economic value.“Going forward, ITDC will continue to strengthen collaboration with hotel operators, event organizers, the government, and business players to maximize MICE opportunities. We aim to ensure that increased activity at The Nusa Dua goes hand in hand with improved service quality, enhanced visitor experiences, and greater business opportunities for local communities,” he added.Strengthening MICE Competitiveness Through Integrated Destination ManagementAs one of Indonesia’s leading integrated tourism destinations, The Nusa Dua is supported by accommodation facilities, meeting infrastructure, and a destination environment conducive to hosting events at both national and international levels. This combination provides a strategic foundation for attracting conferences, business meetings, and various global events that can generate broader economic activity within the tourism sector.ITDC continues to promote destination management that prioritizes service quality, cross-stakeholder coordination, and destination sustainability. Through collaboration with hotel operators (tenants), event organizers, the government, and business players, ITDC seeks to ensure that the development of MICE activities aligns with improvements in destination quality and delivers economic benefits to various stakeholders.Through the hosting of ICANN87 and continued improvements in the area’s performance, ITDC is optimistic that The Nusa Dua will continue to develop as one of Indonesia’s leading MICE destinations. These efforts are expected not only to strengthen Bali’s tourism competitiveness on the global stage but also to generate sustainable economic value for the tourism industry and local businesses.