Tourism

This mountain range in South Kalimantan is the 12th geopark in Indonesia and the fourth in BIMP-EAGA.

This tourism model not only reduces visitors' carbon footprints but also increases the resilience and sustainability of the destinations visited.

Ministers vow enhanced collaboration to boost sector noting its importance to the region’s economy.

Deadline for grant proposals is on 14 March 2025.

The subregion’s travel sector has rebounded strongly since the pandemic, with tourist arrivals posting strong annual growth.

Active support and participation of districts, states, and provinces covered by BIMP-EAGA has spurred growth in the subregion.

Ministers also tout growth in tourism, trade, investment, and project rollout.

A potential area of collaboration is to develop Kota Kinabalu as a regional hub.