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This document outlines Indonesia's development of tourism. It discusses the government's vision to improve welfare and quality of life through tourism and the creative economy. Tourism development focuses on seven special interests, including cultural/historical attractions, nature/ecotourism, sports, sightseeing cruises, culinary/shopping, health/fitness travel, and conventions. The number of foreign tourists visiting Indonesia has doubled in 10 years, positively impacting accommodation, travel agencies, transportation, food services, and other industries. Domestic tourism and the food and beverage business have also experienced growth.
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