The Mandalika, August 25, 2026 – Following the fire that struck the Sasak Sade Traditional Village in Rembitan Village, Pujut District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) on Saturday evening (August 22nd), PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) continues to support emergency response for the affected community. Based on preliminary data, the fire affected 75 houses, as well as several community and tourism facilities in the Sasak Sade Traditional Village. From the evening of the incident until Tuesday (August 25th), ITDC has mobilized emergency response support and distributed various basic necessities to affected residents. In the follow-up response, ITDC has also been appointed as the point person for the distribution of disaster response aid in the Sasak Sade Traditional Village fire to help coordinate support from State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) and various parties to ensure targeted distribution of aid according to the community's needs. ITDC Operations Director Troy Warokka stated that this support demonstrates their concern for the community and their commitment to working together with the government and various parties to help address the impact of the fires. "Since the night of the incident, we have been continuously coordinating with the Central Lombok Regency Government and related agencies to support fire management and meet the needs of affected residents. Currently, our focus is on coordinating support from 32 state-owned enterprises operating in NTB, as well as various parties, so that the assistance provided can meet the needs of the community on the ground," Troy said.  ITDC has been responding since the night of the incident, deploying one fire engine and three water tankers to support the extinguishing process. On Sunday (August 23rd), support continued with the distribution of 700 packages of ready-to-eat food, mineral water, bedding, and baby supplies.Entering the next phase of response, on Monday (August 24th), ITDC distributed another aid package, 45 folding mattresses of various sizes, 50 blankets, 240 menstrual hygiene kits, and 240 baby diapers. Support for the Sasak Sade Traditional Village community also came from several state-owned enterprises. PT PLN (Persero) distributed 150 food packages and various basic necessities, while PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk (BTN) provided support in the form of folding mattresses, blankets, sleeping mats, mineral water, food supplies, and prayer equipment. PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BRI) also distributed aid in the form of food, mineral water, toiletries, suitable clothing, and other necessities. Solidarity also grew from The Mandalika ecosystem, which participated in easing the burden on residents affected by the disaster. The Mandalika Bazaar Community distributed the first phase of aid on Sunday (August 23rd), consisting of cash, as well as various food, clothing, baby supplies, and hygiene supplies. The aid was symbolically handed over and received by the Deputy Regent of Central Lombok and the Head of Rembitan Village. Sapo Development, an investor in The Mandalika, also provided support with a commitment of IDR 2 billion to the Sasak Sade Traditional Village as a form of support for the community affected by the fire. "We appreciate the support of all parties, including state-owned enterprises, investors, communities, tenants, and the general public, who have stepped up to help the Sasak Sade Traditional Village. This collaboration reflects the spirit that the development of The Mandalika goes hand in hand with caring for the surrounding community," added Mr. Troy. In response to the emergency, the Central Lombok Regency Government, together with the West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Government, has established an emergency response post at the Merah Putih Village Cooperative (KDMP) in Rembitan Village, with the Head of the Central Lombok Regency Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) as the Head of the Post. A public kitchen has also been prepared to support the needs of the affected community. In addition to 75 houses, preliminary data indicates that the fire also affected one mosque, four large sekenam (small) berugaks, six sekepat (small) berugaks, 69 art shops, a Bale Beleq (small) hall, a public toilet for tourists, the gate to the Sade Traditional Village, and several other facilities. ITDC will continue to coordinate with the Central Lombok Regency Government, the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD), state-owned enterprises (BUMN), and various related parties to ensure that the support collected and distributed is aligned with the community's actual needs during the emergency response period. "Our current priority is the Sasak Sade Traditional Village community. We hope that the support provided can help meet their needs during the emergency response period and be part of our shared commitment to supporting the Sasak Sade Traditional Village community through the recovery process," Mr. Troy concluded.

The Mandalika, August 24, 2026 – Ahead of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, PT MGPA Nusantara Jaya (MGPA), part of PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), is strengthening its collaboration with the National Creative Economy Movement (GEKRAFS) of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) to present local creative products as part of the official merchandise for the international racing event. The collaboration was marked by the signing of a Cooperation Agreement (PKS) at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit on Saturday (August 22). This partnership continues the merchandise consignment collaboration for the 2025 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia and also opens wider market access for NTB's creative economy players through the hosting of international events at The Mandalika. MGPA President Director, Ananda Mikola, stated that the inclusion of local creative products in official merchandise is part of an effort to expand the economic benefits of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. "The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is not just about racing, but also about how this event opens opportunities for various sectors to grow. Through our collaboration with GEKRAFS, we want to provide a space for local creative works to be present in the visitor experience while reaching a wider market," said Ananda. Under this collaboration, products that have undergone a curation and design approval process will be marketed as official merchandise through the Circuit Store at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit and through online sales channels managed by MGPA. The presence of these NTB creative products is expected to provide an alternative for visitors to take home local products as part of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia experience. Under this collaboration, products that have undergone a curation and design approval process will be marketed as official merchandise through the Circuit Store at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit and through online sales channels managed by MGPA. The presence of these NTB creative products is expected to provide an alternative for visitors to take home local products as part of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia experience. Yeyen Seprian Rachmat, Head of the NTB Regional Executive Board (DPW) of GEKRAFS, stated that holding an international event at The Mandalika presents an opportunity for NTB's creative economy players to introduce their work to a wider market. "We welcome the continued collaboration with MGPA. The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia provides a platform for NTB's creative products to meet directly with tourists and spectators from various regions and abroad. We hope this opportunity will further encourage creative actors to produce high-quality and competitive products," said Yeyen. As the developer and manager of The Mandalika area, ITDC, along with entities within the ITDC Group, continues to promote the organization of international events to have a broader impact on the community and businesses surrounding the area. The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 will take place from October 9–11, 2026, with various preparations and collaborations continuing to be strengthened to deliver a quality event experience while simultaneously encouraging the growth of tourism and the creative economy in NTB.

The Mandalika, August 23, 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) continues to strengthen The Mandalika as a tourism destination that focuses not only on event management but also on providing experiences that combine sports, lifestyle, culture, nature, and local community involvement.One such effort is realized through the Mandalika Art & Culture Performance (MACP), which once again presented the Legend of Princess Mandalika Dance Drama at the Mandalika Bazaar on Saturday (August 22). The legend, which has become part of the identity of the Lombok people, was presented by the SakSak Dance art studio through a combination of drama, dance, and music.This program is a collaboration between ITDC and the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Provincial Cultural Park and the surrounding community. It is part of an effort to make cultural richness and local wisdom a key element of the tourism experience at The Mandalika.  Acting President Director of ITDC, Ahmad Fajar, stated that the future development of The Mandalika will be directed more broadly as a destination with a strong story, character, and experience.“We want The Mandalika to grow not just as an event venue, but as a destination with a strong story, character, and experience. Lombok culture is an important part of The Mandalika's DNA. Therefore, art, traditions, and local community involvement must be part of the experience every visitor experiences when they come to Mandalika,” Mr Ahmad Fajar said.  According to him, various national and international events play a crucial role as traffic pullers, bringing more people to and learning about The Mandalika. However, a strong destination experience is crucial for visitors to stay longer, enjoy more activities, and have a reason to return.“Events are one of the drivers of visitation and national branding. But the power of a destination doesn't stop at events. Culture, nature, lifestyle, sports, culinary delights, hospitality, and the local community must grow into a unified ecosystem of experiences. This is what we want to continue building at The Mandalika,” Mr Ahmad Fajar continued. The Legend of Princess Mandalika Dance Drama is one way local stories can be actualized as destination attractions. Through performing arts, visitors not only receive entertainment but also learn about the stories, values, and cultural identity that are an integral part of The Mandalika.The MACP was first held on January 31st, 2026, and continues to develop as a space for local arts and culture and the active involvement of the surrounding community as actors in destination development. The Head of the West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Cultural Park, Lalu Suryadi Mulawarman, stated that the performance of the Legend of Princess Mandalika is one way to keep cultural heritage alive and relevant amidst tourism development."The Legend of Princess Mandalika is part of the rich cultural heritage of the Lombok people, passed down through generations. When this story is re-enacted through drama, dance, and music, involving the community as performers, cultural preservation goes beyond preserving heritage but also provides a space for the culture to live on, be recognized, and be passed down to future generations," said Lalu Suryadi Mulawarman. This year's MACP was further enhanced by the presence of The Dudas Minus One, consisting of Raffi Ahmad, Nazril Irham (Ariel), Gading Marten, and Deddy Mahendra Desta (Desta). Their presence amplified the experience of enjoying a different side of The Mandalika, not only as a location for major events, but also as a destination offering a rich culture and local community life.They also appreciated the development of The Mandalika, which continues to show positive changes year after year, including the involvement of the local community in the MACP, which provides a space for them to perform, create, and be a direct part of tourism growth in their region. ITDC views community involvement as a crucial part of sustainable destination development. Therefore, the development of The Mandalika is aimed not only at generating visits but also at building an ecosystem that allows local culture to flourish, creative actors to gain space, MSMEs to thrive, and the wider community to experience the economic benefits of tourism."Going forward, we want The Mandalika to be even more vibrant throughout the year. International-scale events will continue to drive visits and national branding, but cultural experiences, nature, lifestyle, sports, culinary delights, and community engagement will be the driving force that gives Mandalika its character and a reason to keep coming back," said Ahmad Fajar."Going forward, we want The Mandalika to be even more vibrant throughout the year. International-scale events will continue to drive visits and national branding, but cultural experiences, nature, lifestyle, sports, culinary delights, and community engagement will be the driving force that gives Mandalika its character and a reason to keep coming back," said Mr Ahmad Fajar. This momentum also serves as part of strengthening destination activities towardsactivities towards various major events at The Mandalika. In the lead-up to the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, ITDC continues to promote various activities in the spirit of the Road to Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. This international event will not only feature a race but also serve as a gateway to more widely introduce the richness of The Mandalika and Lombok to Indonesia and the world.The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia brings the world to The Mandalika. Its culture, nature, and people provide reasons for the world to learn more about Mandalika. By strengthening cultural attractions, sports, lifestyle, and various other destination experiences, ITDC continues to encourage The Mandalika to develop as the Ultimate Lifestyle Sportstainment Destination that is world-class, sustainable, and provides tangible benefits to the community.

Jakarta, August 21, 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), recorded positive performance throughout the first half of 2026, recording 2,497,458 tourist visits across the three areas it manages: The Nusa Dua, The Mandalika, and The Golo Mori. This figure represents a 10.54% increase compared to the 2,259,269 visits recorded in the same period the previous year. This growth is reflected not only in the increasing number of tourists but also in strengthening business indicators in each area, including increases in occupancy rates, length of stay, and high-value MICE activities. This achievement demonstrates the strengthening of business quality in the destinations managed by ITDC, while also increasing their contribution to tourism economic activity in various regions. Acting President Director of ITDC, Ahmad Fajar, stated that the first half of 2026 results demonstrate that the company's destination portfolio development strategy is increasingly capable of generating quality growth."We are not only pursuing increasing the number of tourist visits, but also ensuring that each destination is able to create greater economic value through increased occupancy rates, length of stay, business activity, and investment opportunities. Each area has distinct characteristics, so development strategies are tailored to provide optimal benefits for the community, tenants, investors, and all stakeholders," said Ahmad Fajar. As a world-class leisure destination, The Nusa Dua remains the largest contributor, recording 1,798,004 tourist visits, an 8.16% increase compared to the first semester of 2025. The area also maintained solid operational performance with an average occupancy rate of 70.51% and a length of stay of 2.76 nights, exceeding the company's target. This performance demonstrates that The Nusa Dua is not only successfully attracting more tourists but also encouraging them to stay longer, thus providing a greater economic impact on the region's tourism ecosystem.  At The Mandalika, the growth trend continues as the area strengthens its position as a sports and lifestyle tourism destination. Throughout the first half of 2026, the region recorded 685,844 tourist visits, a 17.39% increase compared to the same period the previous year and 124.7% of the company's target. The average occupancy rate also increased from 44.94% to 50.95%, supported by the increasingly busy schedule of various sporting, entertainment, and community activities during the first half. Meanwhile, The Golo Mori continues to show positive development as a premium MICE destination in Eastern Indonesia. Visits increased 6.90% to 13,610 tourists, while the occupancy rate jumped from 3.83% in the first half of 2025 to 17.09% in the first half of 2026. Furthermore, the average MICE spending per person was nearly three times the company's target, reflecting the increasing economic value generated by each conference, corporate gathering, and other business activity. According to Ahmad Fajar, this achievement demonstrates the complementary roles of the three regions in strengthening ITDC's business portfolio."The Nusa Dua continues to strengthen its position as a world-class leisure destination, The Mandalika is developing as a driver of national sports tourism, while The Golo Mori is increasingly demonstrating its potential as a premium MICE destination in Eastern Indonesia. This diversification of strengths is a crucial foundation for ITDC's sustainable business growth," he said. Entering the second half of 2026, ITDC is optimistic that the growth trend will further strengthen as various strategic agendas unfold throughout the region. Various national and international events are projected to be catalysts for increased tourist visits, occupancy rates, and business activity, while strengthening the multiplier effect for the hospitality, transportation, MSMEs, creative economy, and local business sectors. At The Mandalika, this momentum will be reinforced through the hosting of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, which is projected to once again be a catalyst for regional growth. In addition to attracting domestic and international tourists, this world-class motorcycle racing event is also expected to increase hotel occupancy rates, stimulate the transportation sector, strengthen MSMEs and the creative economy, and provide a multiplier effect on the economy of West Nusa Tenggara. Meanwhile, The Golo Mori will further enhance the region's appeal through the Golo Mori Sunset Run 2026, which is expected to expand destination exposure while also boosting tourist visits and economic activity in the region. The Nusa Dua will continue to accelerate regional activities through various Meeting, Incentive, Convention, and Exhibition (MICE) events, international events, and strategic collaborations with tenants and business partners. Ahmad Fajar believes this series of events will be the main driver of the company's performance improvement until the end of the year."We are optimistic that the second half of 2026 will be a momentum to strengthen the competitiveness of the destinations we manage. Through various strategic agendas, we want to ensure that each region becomes not only a tourist destination, but also a new center of economic growth capable of creating sustainable benefits for the community, the business world, and the national economy," concluded Ahmad Fajar.

Jakarta, August 20, 2026 – To celebrate the 81st Anniversary of Indonesian Independence, InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) is presenting a series of activities at The Nusa Dua, The Mandalika, and The Golo Mori in August 2026. This event is a collaboration with employees, tenants, the public, businesses, and stakeholders. These activities include ceremonies, arts and culture, folk festivals, culinary events, carnivals, social activities, blood drives, and environmental awareness.This series of activities is part of ITDC's efforts to celebrate independence through destination activations that not only provide experiences for residents and tourists but also benefit the surrounding environment. Each area offers activities tailored to its unique character and potential, strengthening togetherness and enlivening activities at the destinations. ITDC's Director of Operations, Troy Reza Warokka, stated that the momentum of Indonesia's 81st Anniversary presents an opportunity to strengthen interactions between destinations, communities, and the tourism ecosystem. "We present the spirit of independence through activities that are not merely ceremonial, but also build togetherness, provide experiences, and provide benefits to the community. Through a series of activities in three areas, we want to make the destination a shared space that brings together tourists, the public, businesses, communities, and various stakeholders," said Troy.ITDC's Director of Operations, Troy Reza Warokka, stated that the momentum of Indonesia's 81st Anniversary presents an opportunity to strengthen interactions between destinations, communities, and the tourism ecosystem. "We present the spirit of independence through activities that are not merely ceremonial, but also build togetherness, provide experiences, and provide benefits to the community. Through a series of activities in three areas, we want to make the destination a shared space that brings together tourists, the public, businesses, communities, and various stakeholders," said Troy.At The Nusa Dua, a series of activities emphasized the spirit of social care through blood drives, flower offerings and tributes to veterans, and assistance for children in need. The Nusa Dua Blood Drive was held on August 14th at The Nusa Dua Wantilan. Meanwhile, honoring veterans was done with a flower offering and assistance distribution on August 18th at the Kreta Kirttya Mandala Heroes Cemetery in Gianyar Regency. On the same day, ITDC also distributed aid to children at the Dharma Jati Foundation Orphanage in Banjarangkan, Klungkung Regency.At The Mandalika, the 81st Indonesian Independence Day celebrations began with a Beach Clean-Up at Seger Beach on Friday (August 7th), followed by a wreath-laying at the Mandalika Praya Heroes' Cemetery and a gathering with veterans from Central Lombok Regency on Thursday (August 13th). On Friday (August 14th), the celebrations continued with a blood drive involving the ITDC Group and stakeholders, a mangrove planting event in Lot MG, East Area of ​​The Mandalika, and a tree planting event at Bukit 360 in collaboration with the West Nusa Tenggara Regional Police and the Central Lombok Regency Government.The culmination of the celebrations took place on Monday (August 17th) with a Thanksgiving Ceremony for the 81st Indonesian Independence Day at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, involving approximately 1,500 participants. The celebrations opened with the raising of the Red and White flag by the Flag Raising Team (Paskibra) and included microlight displays, a marching band, Tastura Inline Skate, folk games, a decorated bicycle race, and arts and cultural performances such as Peresean (Peresean), pencak silat (pencak silat), and Gandrung Dance.The uniqueness of the celebrations was also present through a carnival parade along a 1.5-kilometer and 4.3-kilometer circuit involving various elements and communities. To empower the local economy, Kuliner Merdeka (Freedom Culinary) involved 10 local MSMEs and provided 1,500 food packages, complementing the independence celebrations that combined community togetherness, local culture, social awareness, and environmental awareness. Meanwhile, The Golo Mori presented a series of activities combining environmental awareness, social action, and national spirit. The series of activities began with a beach clean-up at Pasir Panjang Beach and an Independence Day Competition at Golo Mori Beach on August 13, 2026. The series continued with a Merdeka Blood Drive at Golo Convention Hall, open to the public, and a social visit and distribution of basic necessities to children's orphanages on August 14, 2026. Furthermore, in Jakarta, the spirit of independence was embodied through social actions and honoring the services of heroes. ITDC distributed donations and basic food packages to children at the Rumah Piatu Muslimin Orphanage in Central Jakarta as a form of social responsibility and the company's contribution to the community. This spirit was also demonstrated through a pilgrimage and wreath-laying event at the Kalibata National Heroes' Cemetery in Jakarta on August 19, as a form of respect and appreciation for the heroes who fought to secure and maintain Indonesian independence.The diversity of activities in the three areas reflects the character of each destination while strengthening the areas' role as vibrant and open spaces for various activities."A strong destination is one that continues to thrive with diverse experiences and activities. We interpret the spirit of independence as a passion to continue growing, collaborating, and providing broader benefits to the surrounding environment," Troy concluded. 

The Mandalika, August 18, 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) commemorated the 81st anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia (RI) on Monday (August 17th) through a series of independence activities at three ITDC-managed destinations: The Mandalika in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), The Nusa Dua in Bali, and The Golo Mori in Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai Regency. This event embodies the spirit of nationalism, mutual cooperation, environmental awareness, and collaboration with communities and stakeholders in each region. At The Mandalika, the Indonesian Independence Day commemoration presented a unique atmosphere, transforming the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit into not only a national and international motorsports stage, but also a space for community participation, accessible and beneficial to the community. The series of activities included a flag-raising ceremony, a paramotor performance from the Indonesian Air Force Base at Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport (BIZAM Air Force Base), a marching band, Tastura Inline Skate, a carnival parade on the circuit track, folk games, a decorated bicycle competition, arts and cultural performances, and a Culinary Merdeka (Independence Culinary) event. ITDC President Director, Ahmad Fajar, stated that the 81st Indonesian Independence Day celebration provided an opportunity for ITDC to strengthen the spirit of togetherness and bring the destination closer to the community. "The Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit has long been a stage for various national and international events that represent Indonesia. On this occasion of independence, we are bringing a different spirit by making the circuit a space for togetherness. The 81st Indonesian Independence Day celebration reflects our commitment to ensuring that destination development goes hand in hand with community involvement and provides broader benefits," said Ahmad Fajar.The celebration of the 81st Indonesian Independence Day at The Mandalika involved 1,500 participants from the ITDC Group, the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and the Indonesian National Police (POLRI), Basarnas (National Search and Rescue Agency), students, Islamic boarding schools, the public, businesspeople, and communities at The Mandalika, creating a unique atmosphere at the track, which has long been known as the stage for various national and international motorsport events.The moment of independence serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and caring for others. "In this commemoration of independence, we also express our condolences and empathy to the people affected by the earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara. The spirit of independence also means the spirit of strengthening each other and being there for each other, especially for our brothers and sisters facing difficult times," said Ahmad Fajar. Red and White Liven Up the Race TrackOne of the main events of the 81st Indonesian Independence Day celebration at The Mandalika was a carnival parade along the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, divided into two routes: 1.5 kilometers and 4.3 kilometers. The parade created a unique atmosphere on the track, long known as a national and international motorsports stage, while also providing a space for the public to express their spirit of togetherness and independence.The 1.5-kilometer route featured Troop 17, Troop 8, ITDC Group officials, VIP guests, ITDC Group employees, and children's decorated bicycle participants. The 4.3-kilometer route featured a marching band, Tastura Inline Skate, adult decorated bicycle participants, ADV and CBR motorcycle communities, Vespa communities, Lampaq MGPA, and ITDC shuttles. Jumbo Red and White Flags Enliven The Nusa DuaThe spirit of Indonesia's 81st Independence Day was also reflected in The Nusa Dua, Bali, through the installation of 347 flagpoles throughout the area, and a jumbo Red and White flag approximately 50 meters in diameter on Peninsula Island, The Nusa Dua. The flags were made from approximately 1,800 meters of red and white fabric, sewn over five days, and then installed on a bamboo structure at the helipad area early in the morning before the ceremony began on August 17, 2026.The presence of a giant flag and hundreds of flagpoles at The Nusa Dua symbolizes the spirit of nationalism and enhances the atmosphere of independence celebrations in The Golo Mori, one of Indonesia's leading tourist destinations.The presence of a giant flag and hundreds of flagpoles at The Nusa Dua symbolizes the spirit of nationalism and enhances the atmosphere of independence celebrations in The Golo Mori, one of Indonesia's leading tourist destinations. Celebrating Independence at The Golo MoriAt The Golo Mori in Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara, the spirit of the 81st Indonesian Independence Day was embodied through a solemn flag-raising ceremony held at the heliport area of ​​The Golo Mori. This moment served as a symbol of respect for the heroes' struggles and a reflection on fulfilling independence through unity, mutual cooperation, caring, and real contributions to the community.Amidst the post-earthquake situation that struck several areas in East Nusa Tenggara, the ITDC Operations Director and The Golo Mori team, representing InJourney Group, visited the community and distributed aid as a form of concern and solidarity to those in need, at one location affected by the earthquake: Antonius Leda Station, Wajur Parish, Pangga, Leda Village, Kolang. This activity demonstrates ITDC's concern and solidarity with the community facing the impacts of the disaster.In line with the spirit of empathy and solidarity in the face of disasters, the series of commemorations of the 81st Indonesian Independence Day at The Mandalika, The Nusa Dua, and The Golo Mori were carried out solemnly, simply, and proportionately, emphasizing the values ​​of empathy, solidarity, unity, and reflection. The ceremonies at these three destinations are part of ITDC's commitment to fostering a spirit of nationalism throughout the areas it manages, while simultaneously strengthening the bond between the company, the community, and stakeholders. This series of independence commemorations demonstrates that tourism areas are not only spaces for recreation and economic growth, but can also serve as spaces for national expression, community interaction, and collaboration. The spirit of independence is embodied through the spirit of mutual cooperation with various stakeholders in developing inclusive and sustainable Indonesian tourism destinations.Through the momentum of the 81st Indonesian Independence Day, ITDC affirms its commitment to continue developing The Nusa Dua, The Mandalika, and The Golo Mori as tourism destinations that not only possess national and international appeal and competitiveness, but also grow with the community, highlighting local cultural richness, generating economic impact, strengthening social awareness, and maintaining environmental sustainability."For us, independence is not just about remembering the nation's journey, but also about how we celebrate it by creating spaces that benefit the community. Through the destinations we manage, ITDC aims to continue to present tourism that opens opportunities, strengthens pride in Indonesia, and grows sustainably with the community," concluded Ahmad Fajar.