Bali & Beyond Travel Fair

01/10/2024

Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) committee proudly announce the 11th BBTF 2025 registration for BUYER is NOW open.

BBTF has long reliable experiences and a highly reputable entity to invite buyers from numerous countries around the world to meet the exhibitors from Indonesia. As part of the commitments on sustainable tourism, BBTF is hoping that your company would like to participate in BBTF 2025 that will be held on June 11-13, 2025 at Bali International Convention Centre (BICC), Nusa Dua, Bali with theme Indonesia Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for The World

Please register at https://www.bbtf.co.id/buyer-registration/
More details at https://bbtf.co.id/buyer-general-information-bbtf-2025/

Your participation is highly appreciated. Should you require further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us [email protected]
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23/09/2024

Wildlife Conservation
Ujung Kulon is the last refuge for the critically endangered Javan rhinoceros, a species that once roamed across Southeast Asia. Today, fewer than 80 individuals remain, all residing within the boundaries of this national park. Efforts to protect and conserve this majestic creature have been ongoing, with stringent anti-poaching measures and habitat preservation initiatives playing crucial roles.

The park's significance extends beyond the Javan rhinoceros. It is home to diverse flora and fauna, including several endangered species such as the banteng (wild cattle), the Javan leopard, and a variety of primate species. The rich biodiversity of Ujung Kulon underscores its importance as a global conservation site and highlights the critical need for continued preservation efforts.

Natural Beauty and Trails
Ujung Kulon's natural beauty is unparalleled, offering a breath-taking mix of lush forests, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear rivers. The park's landscape is a tapestry of tropical rainforests, mangrove swamps, and coastal ecosystems, providing a habitat for a wide array of wildlife.

Visitors can explore numerous trails that meander through the park's diverse environments. These trails offer opportunities for wildlife encounters and breath-taking views. The trek to the summit of Mount Honje, for instance, rewards hikers with panoramic vistas of the park and its surroundings. Coastal trails lead to secluded beaches where visitors can relax and enjoy the tranquillity of nature. The island of Krakatoa, with its active volcano, provides a dramatic contrast to the serene landscapes of the mainland.


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10/09/2024

Ecological Diversity
Lorentz National Park stands out as one of the most ecologically diverse areas in the world. The park's unique geography allows it to host a multitude of species, many of which are endemic to the region. Dense rainforests, pristine rivers, and towering mountains create a stunning landscape teeming with life. The park is home to over 1,200 species of plants, 630 species of birds, and 123 species of mammals. This incredible biodiversity makes Lorentz a critical area for conservation and scientific research.

The park's ecosystems range from lowland wetlands and mangroves to high-altitude alpine areas, including the Carstensz Pyramid, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. This diversity supports a wide array of flora and fauna, providing habitats for rare and endangered species such as the tree kangaroo, the long-beaked echidna, and various species of birds of paradise. The intricate web of life within Lorentz National Park highlights the importance of preserving such a unique and irreplaceable natural treasure.

Indigenous Culture and Heritage
Lorentz National Park is not only a haven for biodiversity but also a region of immense cultural significance. It is home to several indigenous communities who have lived in harmony with the environment for centuries. These communities, including the Asmat, Amungme, and Dani peoples, contribute to the park's rich cultural tapestry, preserving traditional practices and knowledge that are integral to the region's heritage.

The indigenous peoples of Lorentz have developed sustainable ways of living that respect and maintain the delicate balance of their environment. Their traditional ecological knowledge and cultural practices offer valuable insights into sustainable resource management and biodiversity conservation. Visitors to Lorentz have the unique opportunity to learn about these cultures and their deep connection to the land, adding a rich layer of understanding to their experience of the park.


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09/09/2024

REGISTER NOW!!

Be part of Indonesia's Leading Travel Fair

The 11th Bali & Beyond Travel Fair
June 11-13, 2025

For more information about BBTF 2025 or to register for the event, please visit our website at www.bbtf.co.id

SEE YOU THERE!!!

05/09/2024

Historical Significance
Discovered in the 1930s by Dutch anthropologist Gustav Heinrich Ralph von Koenigswald, the Sangiran site has since yielded some of the most important hominid fossils in the world, including numerous specimens of Homo erectus. This site covers approximately 56 square kilometers and has been a key area for paleoanthropological research. The fossils found here have provided crucial insights into the migration patterns and evolutionary history of early humans, making Sangiran an invaluable archaeological site.

The Sangiran Dome, where these fossils were discovered, was formed by tectonic movements that exposed ancient layers of earth. This geological feature has made Sangiran a hotspot for discovering fossils that dated back over 1.5 million years. Among the significant finds are skulls, teeth, and bones of Homo erectus, as well as various stone tools used by these early inhabitants.

Archaeological Discoveries
Sangiran's significance in the study of human evolution cannot be overstated. The site has produced over 60% of all known Homo erectus fossils, alongside a variety of tools and animal remains. These discoveries have helped scientists’ piece together the puzzle of human ancestry, revealing a rich tapestry of life that existed millions of years ago.

The fossils from Sangiran indicate that Homo erectus, an early ancestor of modern humans, lived in the area approximately 1.5 million to 200,000 years ago. The tools and artifacts uncovered at the site show evidence of advanced cognitive abilities and social behaviors. For instance, the stone tools suggest that these early humans were capable of crafting implements for hunting and other daily activities, providing a deeper understanding of their way of life.



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05/09/2024

Introduction Indonesia, with its vast archipelago and rich history, is home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These sites offer a unique glimpse into the country's cultural, historical, and natural wealth, each telling a story of its own. This month’s edition of the Bali and Beyond newsletter highlights these extraordinary sites, enticing global tourism industry players to explore Indonesia's unparalleled destinations and participate in the Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2025.

Historical Significance UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Indonesia are testimonies to the nation's diverse history and cultural evolution. From ancient temples like Borobudur and Prambanan to the extensive marine biodiversity in Komodo National Park, these sites highlight Indonesia's unique heritage. This introduction will set the stage for a deeper dive into specific sites that are off the beaten path but equally captivating.

Natural Wonders Indonesia's natural UNESCO sites, such as the rainforests of Lorentz National Park and the coral reefs of Komodo, are treasures of biodiversity. These places are not just tourist destinations but also crucial ecosystems that support a wide array of life forms, some of which are found nowhere else on Earth.

Cultural Heritage The cultural landscapes, including the Subak system of Bali and the archaeological site of Sangiran, offer insights into the traditional and historical way of life. These sites demonstrate the intricate balance between human activity and nature, showcasing sustainable practices that have been in place for centuries.



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For more information about our BBTF 2025, please visit www.bbtf.co.id or contact us at [email protected]

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05/09/2024

Introduction Indonesia, with its vast archipelago and rich history, is home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These sites offer a unique glimpse into the country's cultural, historical, and natural wealth, each telling a story of its own. This month’s edition of the Bali and Beyond newsletter highlights these extraordinary sites, enticing global tourism industry players to explore Indonesia's unparalleled destinations and participate in the Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2025.

Historical Significance UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Indonesia are testimonies to the nation's diverse history and cultural evolution. From ancient temples like Borobudur and Prambanan to the extensive marine biodiversity in Komodo National Park, these sites highlight Indonesia's unique heritage. This introduction will set the stage for a deeper dive into specific sites that are off the beaten path but equally captivating.

Natural Wonders Indonesia's natural UNESCO sites, such as the rainforests of Lorentz National Park and the coral reefs of Komodo, are treasures of biodiversity. These places are not just tourist destinations but also crucial ecosystems that support a wide array of life forms, some of which are found nowhere else on Earth.

Cultural Heritage The cultural landscapes, including the Subak system of Bali and the archaeological site of Sangiran, offer insights into the traditional and historical way of life. These sites demonstrate the intricate balance between human activity and nature, showcasing sustainable practices that have been in place for centuries.



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17/06/2024

Wishing you a joyous Eid ul-Adha filled with blessings and happiness. May we all be blessed with peace, prosperity, and happiness on this Eid ul-Adha. Eid Mubarak

16/06/2024

The 10th BBTF 2024 was officially opened with the presence of Indonesia’s Vice Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Deputy of Tourism Products and Events, and Deputy of Tourism Marketing – Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, as well as all stakeholders key industry players.

BBTF held a Tourism Talk Show presenting speakers from different disciplinaries to discuss about the topic of “Preserving Heritage and Pushing Sustainability practices in tourism- Ida Pandita Mpu Brahmananda (Pro. DR. I Gede Pitana, MSc.) to represent as the tourism expert, Indah Yustikarini from Bali provincial tourism office, Pauline Suharno representing Confederation of Indonesia Tourism Association, Handy Heryuditiawan – general manager of International Airport Ngurah Rai Bali.

The Opening Press Conference presented by newcomer sponsor for BBTF, representative of Bank Indonesia Official Bali Province – G.A Diah Utari, and newcomer seller – the embassy of the Republic of South Africa – Vickesh P Maharaj and was accompanied by the chairman of BBTF 2024 – I Putu Winastra, S.Sos, Bali Government Tourism Office – represented by the Head of Tourism Marketing of Bali Provincial Tourism Office – Ida Ayu Indah Yustikarini, Ss.,M.Hum, Chairman of Bali Tourism Board – Ida Bagus Agung Partha Adnyana, Multi-Property Vice President and General Manager of the Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali – Bali International Convention Centre – Sander Looijen.

The event completed successfully with a closing press conference attended by DR. H. Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno, B.B.A., M.B.A. - Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia.

15/06/2024

BBTF 2024 was an exhilarating experience, brimming with dynamic interactions and innovative ideas.

Looking forward, we hope to amplify this energy and achieve even greater heights in the coming years. Here’s to continued growth, collaboration, and success in the future of BBTF! 💫🙌🏻

15/06/2024

[Closing Press Conference]

Wrapping up the BBTF with a successful closing press conference led by Mr. ✨

This event has paved the way for exciting new ventures in tourism and trade. Grateful for the hard work and collaboration from all participants. Here’s to a prosperous future ahead!

14/06/2024

The enthusiasm of sellers and buyers on day three of BBTF shows just how vibrant the event is! 🎉

Everyone is full of energy, making connections, and seizing new opportunities. Thank you to all participants!🤩🙌🏻

14/06/2024

Glimpse of Us Day 2 at BBTF was packed with excitement!

From the vibrant ribbon-cutting ceremony to the insightful press conference, every moment was unforgettable.

Stay tuned for more highlights!🤩🙌🏻

13/06/2024

Experience the power of active engagement between sellers and buyers at BBTF 2024, where dynamic interactions spark innovative deals and foster meaningful connections. Be a part of this vibrant!🙌🏻

13/06/2024

Experience the power of active engagement between sellers and buyers at BBTF 2024, where dynamic interactions spark innovative deals and foster meaningful connections.

Be a part of this vibrant!🙌🏻

13/06/2024

Look at the sellers and buyers enthusiastically visited various booths throughout the event. The atmosphere was vibrant, filled with lively discussions and dynamic exchanges.

Participants eagerly explored the diverse offerings, forming valuable connections and forging new partnerships. The high energy and enthusiasm of both sellers and buyers made the second day of BBTF an unforgettable experience.

13/06/2024