PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), introduced The Mandalika as a leading sport tourism destination while highlighting its readiness to host the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 at the Indonesia Sport Summit (ISS) 2026.The event was held from September 11–13, 2026, at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC), Jakarta.During the event, ITDC opened a booth to introduce The Mandalika and showcase the destination’s potential to integrate sports and tourism development to stakeholders and industry players in the sports sector.Visitors to ISS 2026 could also visit the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 booth to obtain information about the MotoGP event and ticketing. In addition, visitors had the opportunity to experience the racing simulator at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit and purchase a variety of official merchandise.Acting President Director of ITDC, Ahmad Fajar, said that sports and tourism offer significant opportunities to be developed together, particularly through the organization of international events in tourism destinations.“Indonesia Sport Summit (ISS) provides an opportunity for us to introduce The Mandalika to the broader sports ecosystem. We want to demonstrate that sports can be an integral part of destination development while also creating positive impacts on economic activities in the surrounding areas,” said Ahmad Fajar.He added that ITDC’s involvement in developing sport tourism is part of the company’s role as an Agent of Development.According to him, the presence of international events such as the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia can bring together sports, tourism, and economic opportunities for local communities, thereby contributing to economic growth in the surrounding area and the wider region.“When an event is held at a destination, its impact can be felt by many parties. Hotels, restaurants, transportation providers, MSMEs, and local businesses all gain opportunities from increased visitor numbers. This is what we continue to promote through the development of The Mandalika,” Fajar added.Meanwhile, Chairman of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, Troy Warokka, said that preparations for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 are continuing and being further strengthened.The preparations cover not only the readiness of the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, but also various aspects of the event, including hospitality and entertainment. The organizing committee is also strengthening coordination with various stakeholders to ensure the event runs smoothly.“We continue to prepare all aspects of the event to ensure that the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 runs successfully. This is not only about the circuit, but also about ensuring that spectators have an extraordinary experience throughout their time at The Mandalika,” said Troy.The organizers also expressed optimism about this year’s event as spectator enthusiasm continues to grow. To date, ticket sales for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 have reached 51 percent.For those who wish to experience the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 in person, Pre-sale 2 is still available until September 16, 2026, offering discounts of up to 20 percent for Grandstand categories and 10 percent for VIP Hospitality categories.ITDC and MGPA have appointed Goers as the Official Ticketing Master for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 to support a secure, accessible, and integrated ticketing process.“We invite the public to come directly to The Mandalika and show their support for Indonesian Heroes, Mario Surya Aji in Moto2 and Veda Ega Pratama in Moto3. Join us to experience the excitement of the race, enjoy the entertainment we have prepared, and create unforgettable memories while exploring The Mandalika and Lombok,” Troy concluded.

 The Nusa Dua, Bali, 15 September 2026 The Nusa Dua, Bali, 15 September 2026 – The Nusa Dua has once again received recognition for its consistent efforts as a tourism destination that integrates destination quality with sustainability principles and the creation of benefits for local communities. At the 11th Edition of the Bali Tourism Awards 2026, the tourism area developed and managed by PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or Injourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), received the award for "Bali Leading Sustainable Tourism Economic Utilization for Local Comumunities".The award ceremony, held on Monday (14 September) at the Bali Beach Convention Center at The Meru Sanur, The Nusa Dua, marked The Nusa Dua’s second consecutive recognition at the Bali Tourism Awards. Previously, at the 10th Bali Tourism Awards 2025, The Nusa Dua received the award in the category of " Bali Leading Sustainable Touirsm-Destination Management". These two recognitions demonstrate The Nusa Dua’s consistency in implementing destination management that not only maintains the quality of the area and visitor experience, but also takes into account the interconnection between tourism, the environment, and surrounding communities.General Manager of The Nusa Dua, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, said that this year’s award holds particular significance as it highlights the aspect of economic utilization for local communities as an integral part of destination sustainability.“For us, sustainability is not only about protecting the environment and maintaining the quality of the area, but also about ensuring that tourism activities create benefits that can be felt by local communities and businesses around the destination. This recognition encourages us to continue ensuring that the growth of The Nusa Dua goes hand in hand with the creation of broader economic and social value,” said Agus.According to Agus, the achievement was made possible through the collaboration of various stakeholders within The Nusa Dua ecosystem, ranging from tenants and tourism industry players to communities in surrounding villages, local governments, and other stakeholders.As an integrated tourism destination, The Nusa Dua continues to develop an ecosystem that connects accommodation, MICE, recreation, public spaces, and various supporting facilities within a single destination. This approach is further strengthened by the implementation of sustainability principles in the area’s operations, including environmental and waste management, environmentally friendly transportation, the utilization of new and renewable energy, and improvements to the quality of public spaces.The values of Tri Hita Karana are also incorporated into ITDC’s approach to maintaining balance between human beings and the environment, among people, and with the values that are an integral part of Balinese community life.“This achievement demonstrates that sustainability needs to be positioned as an integral part of how a destination is managed, rather than merely as an additional initiative. We view sustainability as one of the foundations for maintaining The Nusa Dua’s long-term competitiveness, while ensuring that the destination remains relevant to tourists, the industry, local communities, and business partners,” Agus added.Strengthening Destination Competitiveness. The recognition through the Bali Tourism Awards 2026 further strengthens The Nusa Dua’s position as one of Indonesia’s premium tourism destinations, with more than five decades of experience in integrated destination management.With over five decades of experience, ITDC continues to strengthen its role as a master developer and asset manager, managing destinations not only from the perspective of infrastructure and facilities, but also by creating a tourism ecosystem that generates economic, social, and environmental value.This consistency has become increasingly important amid growing demands from the global tourism industry for destinations capable of delivering high-quality experiences while implementing responsible business practices. Agus added that the recognition also serves as an opportunity for The Nusa Dua to expand collaboration with various stakeholders in maintaining the quality and competitiveness of the destination.“We do not view this award as an end point, but rather as validation that the direction we have taken is on the right track. Going forward, we will continue to promote innovation and collaboration so that The Nusa Dua can deliver high-quality experiences while creating broader benefits for communities and the environment,” Agus concluded.

The Golo Mori 14 September 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), continues to strengthen connectivity and infrastructure readiness in The Golo Mori area as a Sustainable Marine-Based MICE Tourism Destination in Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). One of these efforts is realized through the completion of the construction and operational readiness of the The Golo Mori heliport.The Golo Mori heliport facility is now ready for operation after all required facility readiness and operational licensing processes have been completed. The facility is part of the area's infrastructure development aimed at strengthening accessibility to The Golo Mori, particularly for premium tourists, VIP guests, business travelers, as well as MICE participants and organizers. General Manager of The Golo Mori, Aji Munarwiyanto, stated that the heliport's readiness is an important step in strengthening supporting infrastructure at The Golo Mori, in line with the growing tourism and MICE activities in the area.“With the completion of all facility readiness and licensing processes, the Golo Mori heliport is ready to support the area's connectivity needs. The facility provides an alternative means of access to The Golo Mori, particularly for premium tourists, VIP guests, business travelers, and MICE participants who require greater flexibility in accessing the area,” said Aji.The Golo Mori continues to develop as a tourism destination that integrates MICE facilities and tourism experiences within a single area. The Golo Mori Convention Center (GMCC) serves as the main facility supporting a wide range of activities, including meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions, corporate gatherings, incentive trips, as well as national and international events. The growth of activities in the area is also reflected in visitor numbers. During the first half of 2026, The Golo Mori recorded 13,610 visits, demonstrating the growing interest in the area as one of the MICE and tourism destinations in Labuan Bajo.Amid this development, strengthening connectivity is an important part of ensuring that the area has adequate supporting facilities to accommodate the diverse needs of visitors. Located approximately 45 minutes from central Labuan Bajo, The Golo Mori now offers an alternative means of access by air through the availability of the heliport facility.“This heliport is not merely a transportation support facility, but also part of our efforts to build an increasingly integrated destination ecosystem. For MICE activities, air access can provide greater flexibility for participants and selected guests. Meanwhile, for premium tourists, this facility can enrich travel options and experiences while they are in Labuan Bajo,” explained Aji.The Golo Mori heliport was constructed with dimensions of 24 x 24 meters and is capable of accommodating helicopters with a maximum capacity and load of up to 12,000 kilograms. The facility is equipped with various operational and safety support systems, including navigation lights, air communication systems, weather equipment, firefighting equipment, and other safety facilities. The heliport's readiness also creates opportunities for the development of aerial tourism experiences in Labuan Bajo. With its distinctive landscape of hills, seas, and clusters of islands, helicopter services have the potential to become one of the tourism options offering a different perspective on the beauty of the area.To support the development of these services, ITDC, through The Golo Mori, is open to collaboration with helicopter operators and aviation service providers, both for charter services, joy flights, scenic flights, and services supporting MICE activities and premium tourism.“We see significant potential for the development of aerial tourism in Labuan Bajo. Going forward, we are open to collaborating with operator partners who can provide safe, high-quality services that are aligned with the characteristics of the destination and market needs,” said Aji.For MICE activities, the availability of the heliport provides an additional supporting facility for organizers and participants, particularly for the mobility needs of selected guests. Meanwhile, for premium tourists, the facility creates opportunities for more exclusive and personalized travel experiences. Strengthening connectivity facilities is also in line with the development of MICE activities at The Golo Mori. In addition to recording growth in visitor numbers, the area is demonstrating increasingly strong MICE activity potential, reflected in the average MICE expenditure per person, which has reached nearly three times the company's target.This development demonstrates that The Golo Mori has potential not only as a venue for events and activities, but also as an area with opportunities to further develop a premium tourism business ecosystem in Labuan Bajo. In this context, the readiness of supporting infrastructure such as the heliport forms part of ITDC's efforts to strengthen the area's competitiveness.“The growth of activities and the potential of MICE at The Golo Mori demonstrate that the area has significant room for further development. Therefore, we continue to equip the area with infrastructure and supporting facilities that can respond to market needs while providing visitors with an enhanced experience,” added Aji.In addition to supporting commercial and tourism activities, The Golo Mori Heliport is also prepared to provide rapid access in certain situations, including emergency operational support and the logistical needs of the area. ITDC ensures that the development of facilities at The Golo Mori continues to prioritize sustainability principles by taking into account safety, environmental considerations, and the empowerment of local workers throughout the development and operation of the area.With the readiness of the heliport, The Golo Mori is further strengthening its premium tourism and MICE ecosystem in Labuan Bajo. The facility not only provides an additional access option to the area,but also opens opportunities for the development of aerial tourism services, enriches visitor experiences, and strengthens The Golo Mori's competitiveness as a Sustainable Marine-Based MICE Tourism Destination in Labuan Bajo, a Sustainable Marine-Based MICE Tourism in Eastern Indonesia. 

The Mandalika 11 September 2026, – Ahead of the upcoming Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, scheduled to take place on 9–11 October, PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), is strengthening the readiness of The Mandalika through enhanced security and safety systems, as well as immigration services in the The Mandalika area. This initiative is part of efforts to ensure that The Mandalika is increasingly prepared to accommodate growing activities involving tourists, business operators, event organizers, and international stakeholders, in line with the development of the area as a sportstainment destination.Security and safety measures are being strengthened through cooperation with the Fire and Rescue Service of Central Lombok Regency. The scope of the cooperation includes fire prevention and response, identification and mapping of risk-prone areas, inspection of fire protection facilities and evacuation routes, firefighting, search and rescue operations, as well as preparedness training and simulations for workers, local communities, and tenants in the area. Meanwhile, ITDC is strengthening operational support for the Fire and Rescue Post located in the Western Zone of the Mandalika Special Economic Zone (SEZ) as part of the area's preparedness system for potential emergency situations.General Manager of The Mandalika, Pari Wijaya, stated that security and safety preparedness is one of the important foundations in destination management to ensure comfort and security amid the increasing intensity of tourism and event activities.“As an area develops into an internationally standardized sportstainment destination, destination readiness is not only about meeting venue and infrastructure standards, but also about ensuring that security, safety, and public services are properly implemented. Therefore, collaboration with the Fire and Rescue Service is an important part of ensuring that The Mandalika is prepared to face various situations, both during daily operations and when the area hosts international-scale events,” said Pari.ITDC is also strengthening service accessibility for international tourists and stakeholders through cooperation with the Class I Immigration Office of Mataram, by providing immigration services at The Mandalika, located in the central parking area of Bazaar Mandalika.Immigration services are scheduled to be available at least twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, covering various needs, including residence permits, changes in immigration status, extensions of visit visas, Exit Permit Only (EPO), Registration Certificates (TSP), changes to personal data or activities, as well as immigration information and consultation services.The availability of these services allows immigration administrative needs to be accessed more conveniently by foreign tourists, business operators, foreign workers, and international stakeholders conducting activities in The Mandalika. This accessibility also supports the creation of an increasingly conducive environment for tourism, business, and investment activities.In terms of security, ITDC has also established cooperation with the Regional Police of West Nusa Tenggara (Polda NTB) to strengthen operational security support for The Mandalika. The cooperation covers security assistance, contingency management, public outreach, human resource capacity building, utilization of supporting security facilities and infrastructure, supervision and control, as well as law enforcement support.Pari stated that the three areas of strengthening demonstrate that destination management is not solely focused on increasing attractiveness and economic activity, but also on creating an ecosystem that provides a sense of security and comfort, as well as administrative services for all users of the area.“The growth of a destination must go hand in hand with the readiness of its ecosystem. Tourists need a sense of security, business operators need a conducive investment climate, event organizers need certainty and security guarantees, while international stakeholders need services that can support their activities. Therefore, we are building cross-agency collaboration as part of our efforts to strengthen the foundation of The Mandalika as an internationally standardized integrated tourism destination that is ready to accommodate various national and international-scale activities,” explained Pari.Through strengthened preparedness, immigration, and security services, ITDC continues to enhance collaboration among stakeholders to establish The Mandalika as The Ultimate Lifestyle Sportstainment Destination, supported by a well-prepared destination ecosystem.

 The Mandalika, September 10, 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), has once again received recognition for its commitment to strengthening governance, risk management, and compliance as part of the company's business transformation.  At the TOP GRC Awards 2026 held at Ballroom 5, Raffles Hotel Jakarta, on Wednesday (9/9), ITDC won three awards: the TOP GRC Awards 2026 – #4 Star, The High Performing Board of Commissioners on GRC 2026, and The Most Committed GRC Leader 2026, which was awarded to ITDC’s Acting President Director, Ahmad Fajar. The awards were received by ITDC’s Independent Commissioner, Ekos Albar, who attended on behalf of ITDC.The award is an appreciation of ITDC's efforts in building the implementation of Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) that is increasingly integrated into the company's strategy, business processes, oversight, and decision-making. ITDC's Independent Commissioner, Ekos Albar, said that strengthening GRC requires a joint commitment between the Board of Commissioners, the Directors, and all company members. “This award is both an appreciation and a motivation for us to continue strengthening corporate governance. GRC shouldn’t just stop as a supervision and compliance system, but it must become a culture embedded in business processes and decision-making. The Board of Commissioners will continue to encourage the strengthening of oversight and risk management functions so that ITDC can carry out its role as a master developer and asset manager prudently, adaptively, and sustainably,” said Ekos Albar.The award is an appreciation of ITDC's efforts in building the implementation of Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) that is increasingly integrated into the company's strategy, business processes, oversight, and decision-making. ITDC's Independent Commissioner, Ekos Albar, said that strengthening GRC requires a joint commitment between the Board of Commissioners, the Directors, and all company members. “This award is both an appreciation and a motivation for us to continue strengthening corporate governance. GRC shouldn’t just stop as a supervision and compliance system, but it must become a culture embedded in business processes and decision-making. The Board of Commissioners will continue to encourage the strengthening of oversight and risk management functions so that ITDC can carry out its role as a master developer and asset manager prudently, adaptively, and sustainably,” said Ekos Albar.GRC from Compliance to Business Enabler Acting President Director of ITDC, Ahmad Fajar, emphasized that the growing scale and complexity of ITDC's business demand that GRC be positioned not just as a control mechanism, but as part of business judgment in every strategic decision. ITDC is currently developing and managing three tourism areas with different characteristics: The Nusa Dua in Bali, The Mandalika in West Nusa Tenggara, and The Golo Mori in Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara. As a master developer and asset manager, ITDC not only develops the areas and infrastructure but also manages assets and builds a business and tourism ecosystem within them.GRC from Compliance to Business Enabler Acting President Director of ITDC, Ahmad Fajar, emphasized that the growing scale and complexity of ITDC's business demand that GRC be positioned not just as a control mechanism, but as part of business judgment in every strategic decision. ITDC is currently developing and managing three tourism areas with different characteristics: The Nusa Dua in Bali, The Mandalika in West Nusa Tenggara, and The Golo Mori in Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara. As a master developer and asset manager, ITDC not only develops the areas and infrastructure but also manages assets and builds a business and tourism ecosystem within them."For ITDC, GRC is more than just compliance. GRC is the foundation for making the right business decisions, protecting the company from risks, and at the same time helping us see opportunities and create value. That's why GRC has to be present from the moment strategies are formulated, risks are identified, decisions are made, all the way to implementation and performance evaluation," said Ahmad Fajar.   According to him, effective GRC implementation should be able to give management a complete perspective in understanding the relationship between strategy, risk, compliance, internal control, audit, ESG, and company performance. ITDC brings this approach to life through the implementation of Integrated GRC, including risk-based RKAP, Risk Appetite Statement, Board Meetings and Risk Management Forums, as well as strengthening the functions of committees that support company oversight and control. Tone from the Top, Role Model, and GRC Culture According to Ahmad Fajar, the success of GRC implementation ultimately depends heavily on tone from the top, leadership role modeling, and the company's consistency in building awareness and learning so that GRC becomes ingrained in the organizational culture. GRC is not enough to just appear in policies, procedures, or oversight forums. These principles must be a part of how the company sets priorities, assesses risks and opportunities, and makes business decisions. "Awards are not the ultimate goal. What’s far more important is how we build a strong and sustainable GRC system, so that GRC becomes a culture and continues to work in every company decision-making process. That’s the legacy we want to build," said Ahmad Fajar.For ITDC, the success of GRC is not solely measured by the level of compliance with procedures, but by its ability to support better business decisions, improve performance and efficiency, protect assets, and create long-term value for the company and all stakeholders. This aligns with the approach ITDC has developed to make GRC an enabler for healthy, adaptive, and sustainable business growth. This Integrated GRC approach is part of the principle that ITDC continuously strengthens: Protect Value. Create Value. Sustain Value. Protecting the company's value through good governance and risk management, creating new opportunities and performance through quality business decisions, and ensuring that value can continue to grow and be sustainably preserved.  

The Mandalika, September 4, 2026 – Ahead of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia race weekend on October 9–11, 2026, InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) is presenting a new accommodation option for visitors who want to enjoy the atmosphere of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia while also experiencing a stay at The Mandalika. Opening on October 8, 2026, visitors can enjoy the experience of watching the race and staying at the Official Camping Ground, prepared by ITDC in collaboration with PT Shekhara Sekawan Sejahtera, the operator.  The Official Camping Ground will be located in the West Zone of Kuta Beach Park, The Mandalika, and is designed not just as a place to stay overnight, but as part of the visitor experience during their stay. The Official Camping Ground prototype was officially unveiled on Friday September 4th, at Kuta Beach Park, The Mandalika. Its presence also expands accommodation options to support the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, with the concept of an Official Camping Experience that is safe, comfortable, and close to the event area. Troy Warokka, Chairman of the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia and Director of Operations at ITDC, explained that the presence of the Official Camping Ground is part of our efforts to strengthen the supporting ecosystem and enhance the visitor experience during the race weekend."As accommodation capacity at The Mandalika continues to increase, we also want to expand the variety of accommodation options for visitors. The Official Camping Ground is not just an alternative accommodation, but offers a unique experience to enjoy the atmosphere of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia and The Mandalika area. We want every visitor to have a more complete experience during their stay here," said Mr. Troy. The Official Camping Ground offers several accommodation options, from two-person tents and four-person tents, glamping, and campervans. Each type is designed with different characteristics and amenities to meet the needs of visitors. Amenities in each type include basic equipment like mattresses, sleeping bags, and portable LEDs, with more comprehensive amenities available in the glamping and campervan types.The glamping option includes a spring bed, bed cover, portable LED, pillows, table, and chairs. Meanwhile, the campervan offers amenities such as two bedrooms, a toilet and water heater, a cooler, a microwave, a sink, a Smart TV, electricity, a sunroof, and a domestic electric awning.In addition to the facilities within each unit, the Camping Ground area also features various shared facilities, including a reception and check-in area, a food court and culinary center, restrooms and showers, a prayer room, a medical post, a communal movie theater facility, a shuttle bay, and an external parking area. Dian Nugroho, President Director of PT Shekhara Sekawan Sejahtera, stated that the Camping Ground concept was designed to ensure visitors remain comfortable while enjoying the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia."We want to provide a comfortable and organized camping experience for visitors to the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. Therefore, we have prepared several accommodation options with different characteristics, ranging from tents and glamping to campervans, supported by shared facilities to meet visitors' needs while in the Camping Ground area," said Dian. In addition to comfort, the operational readiness of the Camping Ground also takes into account visitor safety and security, from the support of a medical post and security officers, emergency SOPs and evacuation routes, to the readiness of utilities. Mobility management and area cleanliness are also part of the operational concept, through the provision of a shuttle service, entrance and exit arrangements, and waste management. Camping Ground accommodation options are offered at prices ranging from IDR 750,000 to IDR 2.5 million, depending on the type and facilities selected. Campervans are offered at IDR 15 million. Reservations open Friday (September 4th) through the Goers platform and are available until capacity is reached. In addition to strengthening accommodation options, the connectivity readiness of the supporting ecosystem for the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is also being strengthened. During the period of October 9–11, 2026, 245 flights were recorded, an increase of approximately 24 percent compared to the 2025 comparison period, which recorded 197 flights. This number of flights in 2026 does not include potential additional flights and charter flights. The presence of the Official Camping Ground, increased accommodation capacity, and enhanced connectivity are part of the comprehensive preparations for the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. ITDC, together with all stakeholders, continues to strengthen readiness not only at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, but also in the supporting ecosystem that influences visitor comfort and experience while at The Mandalika.The presence of the Official Camping Ground, increased accommodation capacity, and enhanced connectivity are part of the comprehensive preparations for the 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia. ITDC, together with all stakeholders, continues to strengthen readiness not only at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, but also in the supporting ecosystem that influences visitor comfort and experience while at The Mandalika. "We want people to come to The Mandalika not only to watch the race, but also to enjoy the destination and all the experiences it offers. We continue to strive to provide an increasingly better event each year, while making the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia a momentum to further strengthen The Mandalika's sports tourism ecosystem," Mr. Troy concluded.