The Mandalika, September 28, 2026 – Ahead of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, scheduled for October 9–11, 2026, PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), together with the West Nusa Tenggara Regional Police (Polda NTB) and the Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA), conducted a Security and Contingency Simulation for Operation Mandalika Rinjani-2026 at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, The Mandalika, on Monday (September 28).The simulation formed part of the finalization of security preparations ahead of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. It tested inter-agency coordination, personnel readiness, supporting facilities and equipment, as well as response mechanisms for various situations that may arise during the event.A total of 908 police personnel participated in the security simulation, supported by 51 vehicles and pieces of equipment, including operational security vehicles and ambulances.During the simulation, several security scenarios were demonstrated to assess personnel readiness in handling situations ranging from normal conditions to contingency scenarios. These included crowd management, security and public order disturbances, emergency response, evacuation procedures, and responses to contingency situations within the event area.Chairman of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia and ITDC Operations Director, Troy Warokka, stated that the security simulation was an essential part of ensuring The Mandalika's readiness as a destination hosting an international event with high visitor mobility.“The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is an international-scale event that requires comprehensive preparation, not only in terms of race operations but also security, safety, mobility, and visitor services. This simulation is an important part of finalizing those preparations to ensure that the entire event runs safely and comfortably. We continue to strengthen collaboration with all stakeholders leading up to the event,” he said.The Chief of the West Nusa Tenggara Regional Police, Inspector General of Police Kalingga Rendra Raharja, S.E., M.H., stated that the simulation was intended to ensure that all security units were ready to implement the security procedures established under Operation Mandalika Rinjani-2026.“This security simulation is part of our joint efforts to create a sense of security in West Nusa Tenggara while supporting a positive international tourism climate. The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is an international championship, and its success requires the support and collaboration of all parties, including the National Police, the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI), local governments, relevant stakeholders, and the community. Let us work together to ensure the success of this event and maintain West Nusa Tenggara as a safe and comfortable destination for both domestic and international tourists,” he said.Security arrangements for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 will be implemented in three phases through separate operations. Operation Kresna Mandalika, conducted from September 19–27, 2026, involved 200 personnel, followed by Operation Cipta Mandalika from September 28 to October 4, 2026, involving 500 personnel. The final phase, Operation Mandalika Rinjani, will run from October 5–16, 2026, involving 2,678 personnel.The simulation was part of the series of preparations for Operation Mandalika Rinjani-2026. A site inspection was conducted earlier on Saturday (September 26), followed by preliminary and final rehearsals on Sunday (September 27), before the main simulation took place on Monday (September 28).ITDC, together with all stakeholders, continues to strengthen coordination and operational readiness across the area to ensure that the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 runs safely and orderly, while delivering an optimal experience for riders, teams, spectators, media, and all parties involved. 

12 Days to Go: Event readiness reaches 95 %, first phase of special tickets for NTB holders sold out.Jakarta, 27 September 2026 – Excitement for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 is growing among the public. With 12 days remaining until race week, the Giant Helmet of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 made its appearance at the Bundaran HI area in Jakarta on Sunday (27 September), coinciding with a Fun Walk event during Jakarta’s Car Free Day (CFD).The presence of the Giant Helmet is part of the Road to Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 series of activities, bringing the MotoGP atmosphere closer to the people of Jakarta. This activation invites the public to experience the excitement leading up to the world-class motorcycle racing event, which will take place on 9–11 October 2026 at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara.The Giant Helmet, displayed at one of Jakarta’s iconic public spaces, serves as a symbol of the Indonesian people's enthusiasm in welcoming the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. This activation also provides an opportunity to invite the public to join in celebrating Mandalika and supporting Indonesian riders competing on the world stage.The widespread public interest in MotoGP is also reflected in its media reach and audience. Based on data from Dorna Sports cited in the MGPA Yearbook, the number of MotoGP viewers through broadcast media in Indonesia reached 2,956,333. The broadcast audience in Indonesia was predominantly male, accounting for 60 percent, with the main age group ranging from 20 to 54 years.These figures demonstrate MotoGP's extensive reach across various media and digital channels, while also highlighting the considerable public interest in this world-class motorcycle racing event.Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 Chairman and ITDC Director of Operations, Troy Warokka, said that the Giant Helmet's presence in Jakarta is part of the effort to bring the spirit of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia closer to communities across Indonesia.“We want the spirit of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 to be felt not only in Mandalika but also among people throughout Indonesia. The Giant Helmet at Bundaran HI is a symbol that we are approaching a major event. From Jakarta, we invite the public to join us in building excitement and supporting our Indonesian heroes, Mario Aji and Veda Ega Pratama,” Troy said.According to Troy, this public enthusiasm is growing in line with the approaching Race Week. Preparations for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 have now entered their final stages. Event Readiness reaches 95 percent. With 12 days remaining, preparations for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 have reached 95 percent. Preparations have now entered the final-check stage to ensure that all aspects of the event are delivered according to target ahead of race week.These preparations cover various aspects of event delivery, including the circuit and race operations, transportation and connectivity, security, healthcare, accommodation, spectator services, and community involvement.Previously, direct inspections of circuit readiness and supporting facilities were also carried out through a track inspection involving relevant stakeholders. This process forms part of the preparations for FIM Grade A homologation, which is scheduled for 8 October 2026.On the race operations side, 400 marshals have been prepared to support the race and will undergo training from 5–8 October 2026. To support spectator mobility, 118 shuttle buses have been prepared for transportation within the venue from 9–11 October 2026, supplemented by 35 shuttle buses provided by the West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Government for transportation outside the venue.Meanwhile, for security arrangements, 170 security personnel and 550 crowd control personnel have been prepared and will work in an integrated manner with relevant stakeholders. Medical readiness also includes medical personnel and equipment, a medical helicopter, referral services, and provisions for a VIP Mini ICU. Ticket demand continues to grow as race week approaches, public enthusiasm for attending the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 in person at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit continues to increase.The first phase of special tickets for holders of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) ID cards has sold out, while the second phase of sales has opened to provide broader opportunities for NTB residents to watch the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 live.Meanwhile, ticket sales for the general public have entered the regular pricing period. Members of the public who wish to experience the world-class racing atmosphere in Mandalika are encouraged to secure their tickets soon before their preferred categories sell out.“Event preparations have reached 95 percent, and we are now entering the final-check phase. At the same time, spectator enthusiasm continues to grow. The first phase of special tickets for NTB ID card holders has sold out, and the second phase is now open, while general admission tickets have entered the regular pricing period. We encourage the public to secure their tickets soon and not miss the opportunity to experience the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 live,” Troy added.Partner collaboration builds excitement for Mandalika. The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 is also strengthened by the support of various partners and sponsors collaborating throughout the event series.Sponsors supporting the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 include Pertamina, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), Bank Mandiri, Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI), Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI), Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN), Narmada, Astra Honda Motor (AHM), Extra Joss, Airbnb, MS Glow Men, Red Bull, Hydro Coco, Coca-Cola, Kacang Dua Kelinci, and Larutan Cap Badak.Meanwhile, the Airline Partners supporting the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 are Pelita Air, Garuda Indonesia, and Citilink.This collaboration forms part of a collective effort to build public enthusiasm for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 while strengthening Mandalika's position as an Indonesian sport tourism destination.In addition to activities at the circuit, the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 program will be complemented by various side events, including a Watch Party on 4 October, a Riders Parade in Mataram, and an Opening Ceremony on 11 October featuring cultural elements and local talent.A total of 2,200 volunteers will also participate in the event, while 213 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) will take part, representing various assisted business groups and commercial MSMEs.With preparations having reached 95 percent and race week fast approaching, the Giant Helmet's presence at Bundaran HI serves as a reminder that the excitement for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 has begun in the capital and will continue all the way to Mandalika.“From Bundaran HI to Mandalika, let us build positive energy together and fill the grandstands at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. The support from the stands will provide a unique source of energy for our Indonesian heroes as they carry Indonesia's name onto the world stage. Therefore, we invite everyone to come to Mandalika, fill the grandstands, and join us in giving our Indonesian riders the best possible support,” Troy concluded.

The Nusa Dua, Bali, 25 September 2026 – InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) continues to transform the assets and infrastructure of The Nusa Dua, Bali, through its area rejuvenation program. As of Week 36, covering the period from 30 August to 5 September 2026, the program has achieved 58.53% physical progress, a significant increase from the previous achievement of 23.7%.The program forms part of ITDC’s efforts to maintain the quality and competitiveness of The Nusa Dua as an integrated tourism destination. The rejuvenation is not merely aimed at physical improvements across the area, but also at enhancing infrastructure functions, connectivity, supporting facilities, public spaces, and the quality of tourism experiences within the destination’s ecosystem.General Manager of The Nusa Dua, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, said that the area rejuvenation program is part of ITDC’s efforts to ensure that The Nusa Dua’s assets and destination environment continue to evolve in line with tourist needs and the dynamics of the tourism industry.“The rejuvenation of The Nusa Dua is not merely about infrastructure development and renewal. We see this as part of a broader effort to improve the overall quality of the area, ensuring that existing assets and facilities can optimally support tourism activities, tenants, business operators, events, and the needs of all stakeholders,” Agus said.According to him, continuous improvements in the quality of the area are necessary to ensure that The Nusa Dua maintains its appeal and competitiveness amid the development of the global tourism industry.“The 58.53% progress represents an important achievement, but what matters most to us is ensuring that every project undertaken enhances the functionality of the area, delivers a better experience for tourists, and creates added value for all stakeholders,” he added.Several projects under the rejuvenation program are currently underway, including the upgrading and renewal of internal roads, access improvements from Gate AC to Peninsula, the construction of Groin 01 and Groin 02, improvements to access points at Waterblow and Peninsula, wastewater and infiltration system installations, and the access road to Nusa Dharma Island. During Week 36, several projects also recorded implementation progress, including Groin 2 and the Beach Toilet Facility.ITDC, together with the appointed contractors, continues to oversee and control project implementation to ensure that all stages proceed according to the established targets while maintaining construction quality. Optimizing Peninsula as part of the Destination Experience.One of the key areas in the transformation of The Nusa Dua is Peninsula Island. The area continues to be developed as one of the destination’s focal points by optimizing its open spaces to support tourism activities, recreation, community activities, and various events.The development of Peninsula Island forms part of ITDC’s approach to creating a destination that not only offers quality infrastructure but also provides activities and experiences that make the area more vibrant.“We are developing Peninsula Island not only as a public space but also as part of the destination experience. Infrastructure improvements will be implemented alongside various area activation initiatives, making Peninsula Island more vibrant, distinctive, and valuable to The Nusa Dua,” Agus said.This approach reflects ITDC’s efforts to optimize the area more comprehensively by considering the interconnectedness of infrastructure, public spaces, tourism activities, and visitor experiences. Rejuvenation continues with a commitment to sustainability.The transformation of the area also continues to prioritize sustainability. The Nusa Dua has approximately 97 hectares of green open space (Ruang Terbuka Hijau/RTH), accounting for 27% of the total area, with more than 5,700 trees representing 138 vegetation species.The area also implements a lagoon system to treat and reuse wastewater for irrigating green spaces.“We want this rejuvenation to do more than simply improve the appearance of the area. It should also enhance functionality, comfort, and environmental quality. Sustainability will remain an important part of every step in the development of The Nusa Dua,” Agus said.ITDC will continue implementing the rejuvenation program while maintaining a balance between improvements in physical quality, area functionality, tourism experiences, and environmental sustainability.“Moving forward, our focus is on maintaining this momentum and accelerating project implementation while continuing to prioritize quality. We want the new look of The Nusa Dua to be not only visually better but also to deliver a more comfortable, high-quality, and sustainable experience for tourists and all stakeholders,” Agus concluded.  

Bali International Fashion Week 2026 and BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 bring together communities, industry players, and tourist through a diverse range of lifestyle experiences at The Nusa Dua. The Nusa Dua, Bali, 23 September 2026 – The Nusa Dua, Bali, will become a meeting point for two international events with distinct characteristics from 24–26 September 2026. Bali International Fashion Week (BIFW) 2026 will take place at Museum Pasifika, while BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 will be held at Peninsula Island, The Nusa Dua. Taking place simultaneously, the two events will bring together fashion, automotive, lifestyle, entertainment, art, and culture experiences within one integrated destination.Both events will bring together communities and industry players from various fields while creating opportunities for interaction with domestic and international tourists. BIFW 2026 is targeting 202 visitors per day, while BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 is targeting more than 1,500 domestic riders and visitors, as well as 500 international riders and visitors.General Manager of The Nusa Dua, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, said that hosting two events with different characteristics at the same time demonstrates The Nusa Dua’s capacity as a destination that can accommodate diverse experiences and lifestyle communities within one integrated area."The simultaneous presence of Bali International Fashion Week and BMW Motorrad Days brings together two communities with different characteristics and interest in one destination. This demonstrates how The Nusa Dua can serve as a platform for a wide range of events and lifestyle activities capable of attracting communities, industry players, and tourist from various markets. For us, this momentum not only provides visitors with a more diverse range of exoeriences, but also creates opportunities for interaction and collaboration among communities, the creative industry, tourism stakeholders, and international markets," he said.Bali International Fashion Week 2026, held at Museum Pasifika, will feature a series of fashion shows and designer collaborations involving Bench Bello from the Philippines, Elena Murzina from Russia, as well as Tjokorda Gde Abinanda Sukawati and Inggi Kendran from Bali and abroad. Taking place over three days from 24–26 September 2026, the event will bring together designers, models, academics, creative communities, and fashion industry players through a series of showcases and networking sessions.Meanwhile, BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 will offer experiences for the BMW Motorrad community and enthusiasts through a program titled Mystical Ride on 24 September, followed by a festival on 25–26 September at Peninsula Island. The festival will feature a variety of activities, including test rides, a custom bike showcase, entertainment, cultural performances, and community activities, offering participants a combination of automotive experiences, entertainment, and social interaction."We see events not merely as activities taking place within the destination, but as catalysts for generating tourist movement, extanding visitor experiences, and creating a multiplier effect for Bali's tourism and creative economy ecosystem. Therefore, The Nusa Dua remains open to events that can bring communities and international markets to Bali," he added. For The Nusa Dua, the simultaneous hosting of Bali International Fashion Week (BIFW) 2026 and BMW Mottorad Days Bali 2026 further strengthens the destination’s role as an integrated tourism destination capable of accommodating various segments, ranging from leisure, MICE, and sport to entertainment and lifestyle. The presence of fashion and automotive communities from various countries also expands the range of experiences available to tourists during their stay in Bali."Through the synergy between events, destination experiences, and the strength of Balinese culture, we aim to ensure that every activity held at The Nusa Dua not only delivers memorable experiences, but also creates added value for the destination and Bali's tourism ecosystem," Agus Dwiatmika concluded“Through the synergy between events, destination experiences, and the strength of Balinese culture, we aim to ensure that every activity held at The Nusa Dua not only delivers memorable experiences, but also creates added value for the destination and Bali’s tourism ecosystem,” Agus Dwiatmika concluded.

The Mandalika, September 22,2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), in collaboration with the Fire and Rescue Agency (Damkartan) of Central Lombok Regency, conducted a test of the fire protection system at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit on Wednesday (September 16). The test was conducted to strengthen the readiness of the circuit’s safety facilities and infrastructure, particularly ahead of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, scheduled for October 9–11, 2026.Chairman of Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 and ITDC Director of Operations, Troy Warokka, said that testing the fire protection system is part of ITDC’s efforts to ensure the readiness of the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit not only in terms of event operations, but also safety aspects.“The Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit has a high level of utilization throughout the year. As of September 2026, a total of 132 events has been recorded in the circuit’s activity calendar, comprising 89 motorsport events and 43 non-motorsport events, with total utilization reaching 244 days of activity. The high intensity of activities makes the readiness of safety facilities and infrastructure essential to provide protection for visitors, participants, workers, and all parties conducting activities at the circuit,” he said.With such a high level of activity, the readiness of safety infrastructure is essential to provide a safe and comfortable environment for visitors, workers, event participants, communities, and all parties conducting activities within the circuit area.Troy added, “Moreover, we will soon host the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, which will involve large-scale activities and mobility. This joint test with the Central Lombok Damkartan is part of our efforts to ensure that the supporting safety systems can function properly when needed.”The test was conducted on the upgraded pump system and hydrant network. The results showed that the hydrant water jet could reach a vertical height of 20–25 meters and a horizontal distance of 35–45 meters, supported by a 30-meter flexible hose to provide greater operational flexibility for personnel in handling fire emergencies.The fire protection system is supported by a main water supply with a capacity of 300 m³, as well as a three-layer pump system that operates according to requirements. The system is also equipped with a backup pump that can continue to support water supply in the event of a power outage. In addition, a pressure control mechanism is available to protect the network, along with connections that enable fire and rescue units to provide additional water supply and pressure when required. This layered system provides additional support in responding to various emergency situations.Head of the Central Lombok Regency Fire and Rescue Agency, H. Supardan, S.Sos., M.Si., explained that the readiness of the fire protection system is an important element in supporting emergency response, particularly at facilities with high levels of activity.s“Based on the survey conducted by the Central Lombok Damkartan team, the fire protection system at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit is functioning properly and is ready for use. As part of the improvement process, we recommend adding directional signs leading to the hydrant points to facilitate identification and access during emergency situations,” said H. Supardan.This test is a continuation of ITDC’s efforts to strengthen the safety and fire protection systems at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. These efforts are not only aimed at supporting the implementation of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, but also at strengthening the circuit’s readiness as a venue for various national and international events on a sustainable basis.“Safety systems must be ensured to function properly before they are actually needed. Therefore, we are not only strengthening the infrastructure but also testing it under operational conditions. Alhamdulillah, based on the test results, everything functioned well. Through these efforts, we want everyone who visits, works at, or enjoys various events at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit to feel safe and comfortable,” Troy concluded.

The Nusa Dua, Bali, 21 September 2026 – InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), through The Nusa Dua, distributed school supplies to 17 orphaned children in Pengulon Village, Gerokgak District, Buleleng Regency, Bali. The assistance is part of ITDC’s Environmental and Social Responsibility (TJSL) program, aimed at supporting the educational needs of the local community.The assistance consisted of 17 pairs of school shoes and 17 school supply packages, each comprising a school bag, writing materials, and a tumbler. The assistance was handed over by General Manager of The Nusa Dua ITDC, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, to Chairman of the Pengulon Care Group, I Putu Yasa, on Friday (18 September), at the Pengulon Village Head Office, Gerokgak District, Buleleng Regency, Bali.General Manager of The Nusa Dua ITDC, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, said the assistance reflects ITDC’s support for the educational needs of children in Pengulon Village, while also responding to a request for support submitted through the Pengulon Care Group (Kedungu).“We hope this assistance can help meet the children’s school needs and ease the expenses required to support their educational activities. Simple forms of support, such as school supplies, are expected to encourage the children and help them carry out their learning activities more effectively,” said I Made Agus Dwiatmika.He added that education is an important aspect of developing the quality of human resources. Therefore, ITDC’s TJSL programs are directed toward responding to the needs faced by communities and providing benefits that can be directly experienced by them.“For ITDC, tourism destination development is not only about economic growth and infrastructure development, but also about how the company’s presence can benefit the community. We want our contributions to address actual needs and provide tangible benefits to communities surrounding our destinations or areas that are within the scope of our TJSL programs,” he added.Chairman of the Pengulon Care Group, I Putu Yasa, expressed his appreciation for ITDC’s support for the orphaned children in Pengulon Village.“We would like to thank ITDC for the assistance provided. This support means a great deal to the children, particularly in meeting their educational needs. We hope that this kind of care and synergy can continue to be maintained,” said Putu Yasa.Through its TJSL program, ITDC continues to promote the creation of shared value between the company and the community through contributions that are relevant to community needs and provide tangible benefits. Support for education is one form of social contribution that is expected to help prepare the younger generation to build their future.In carrying out its role as a master developer and asset manager, ITDC views destination development as not only being focused on developing and managing assets, but also on creating a destination ecosystem that grows together with the community. Therefore, social contributions are part of ITDC’s efforts to ensure that the presence of its destinations also generates benefits for surrounding communities.Going forward, ITDC will continue to develop TJSL programs that are responsive to community needs by prioritizing meaningful benefits, collaboration, and empowerment, so that the company’s contributions can deliver broader and more sustainable benefits.