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 contents.
1 Contents

2 Editorial Greetings

3 Tourism as New Soft Power

5 Safe Travel by MOFA

7 Seoul as a Moeslim-Friendly City

9 UN World Tourism Organization

11 Travel Warning and The Rights to Travel

13 Wonderful Indonesia

15 Language Corner

17 10 Tourism Fun Facts

18 IC’s Gallery

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 Editorial Greetings

The 4th edition of International Community Bulletin is finally arrived! In the

9 year of International Community, we hope that this bulletin can give more insights
th

and knowledge for the readers. This time International Community as an International
Relations’ KSM, published a brand new issue! On the 4th edition of Our Bulletin, We
picked “Tourism” as the main topic. We chose “tourism”, because we believe that tourism
is pretty important in the international relations. In this bulletin, we will discover why
this topic matters in International Relations studies, its IGO, benefit, issues, etc. With
this, we hope that the readers will understand more about the effects of tourism in
international relations studies.

Happy reading!

- Dhanarjati Adhitya Wardhana

Chair of International Community

Tiara Juliaska

Director Chief Editor

Isac M P Gultom Dhanarjati A Wardhana

Editors Design
Tika Dwi Astuti Isac M P Gultom
Oktaviatri Prasetyorini

Authors
Tiara Juliaska Ananda Annissa F A
Achmad F Abiyasa Reva Naufal K
Anggina Aprilicia R Alimudin Ramdani
Almasyitatul Karima A Isac M P Gultom

Distributor
Hedwig Division

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 TOURISM AS A NEW
SOFT POWER
By: Tiara Juliaska
If we’re talking about tourism,
there are so many ways that “tourism”
can be called what it is. For instance,
tourism in countries around the world
is identic with the culture of the
respective country. Hence why, people
in every different country tend to have
different approaches to tourism. This
often becomes a way that a nation is
branded and the way that a nation
is seen culture-wise from the global
community’s perspective. When a
nation branding strategy proves to be
successful, it can result in a long-term
association of a country with a certain
identity, quality, or value.
Soft power is transmitted
through culture, political values,
and foreign policies in geopolitical
competition. It is about winning the
hearts and minds of people around
the world. The goal is to get others to
tacitly accept, emulate, and aspire to the
country’s values, beliefs, and agenda.
In this case, soft power can be pursued
through tourism.
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#softp
Tourism plays a vital role
as a form of economic and public
income for a nation. For a long time
now countries around the world have
been using tourism as their weapon
of soft power, as this strategy presents
glamorous benefits to the country
economically, socially, even politically.
A country with strong global influence
is more effective in attracting tourists,
garnering investments, exporting
products, drawing in talented workers,
and getting one’s way in foreign policies
(Nye, 2004). However, most times for
developing countries, it often needs so
much more than hard work to get that
strong global influence. Improving one
country’s tourism sector is one way that
a country can shape its brand for the
world to see.
 Due to the act of pursuing
soft power through tourism, every
country has somewhat a “target” as
to how their form of tourism is to be
approached by other countries. This
is also largely affected by the fact
that most countries have a target on
foreign visitors annually. For instance,
Indonesia’s tourism sector has a target
of 20 million foreign visitors for 2018.
Indonesia is a very rich and gifted
country. One of the most popular
attractions from Indonesia to the
international community is the island
of Bali.
References:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/302544078_Soft_power_tourism
https://www.kemlu.go.id/id/berita/berita-perwakilan/Pages/KBRI-Amman-Menarik-Wisatawan-Melalui-
Diplomasi-Batik-dan-Kuliner-di-Yordania.aspx
ower
To this day, Bali still proves to
be a sweetheart for international citizens
from around the world as it is always
flooded with tourists any time of the year.
This easily becomes an economic and
public income for Indonesia. Realistically
speaking, this is not a bad thing because
tourism has always largely been one of
the country’s economic income. On the
other hand, with Bali’s case, it is safe to say
that it has helped in shaping Indonesia’s
“brand” that is scenically beautiful,
naturally original, and known for its
friendly citizens who are always ready
to give tourists a helping hand. This way,
promoting Indonesia as a nation publicly
and politically to the global community
gets easier.
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PROTECTING AND ENTERTAINING
SaFe Travel
BY MOFA
By: Achmad F Abiyasa
The Safe Travel application is a
platform made by Indonesian’s Ministry
of Foreign Affair. This application
was released on April 2018 to support
Indonesian people who traveling
Overseas. It can be downloaded on
Android or iOS.
The Foreign Ministry’s Safe
Travel application was officially launched
by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Retno
L. Marsudi, at the peak of the Safe Travel
Festival held in Jakarta on April 14th,
2019. “The point is the protection of
Indonesian citizens. Safe Travel is made
because the state wants to be present
to protect all Indonesian citizens,” said
Foreign Minister Retno in his launch
speech. “We continue to innovate in the
context of protecting Indonesian citizens.
Safe Travel is the latest innovation. This
is an innovation for the protection of
Indonesian citizens now,” added Foreign
Minister Retno.
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The idea behind the making
of Safe Travel came up after a massive
earthquake that hits Nepal in 2015. At
that time, MoFA felt that they missed
some information because they cannot
identify either the number of Indonesian
citizens in Nepal or how much the
Indonesian who became victims. So,
after Safe Travel apps launched, they
were hoping that they can give a better
service and prevent miss information
about Indonesian citizens abroad.
Reported by Kemlu.go.id, from
the data of The Indonesian Ministry
of Foreign Affair shown that there are
2.978.446 Indonesian citizens were
abroad. From that number, the majority
of the 2.825.939 are immigrant, the
rest are consist of students and ship
crews. Meanwhile, there are 18 million
Indonesian citizens traveling abroad for
tourism purpose, including religious
tourism (Hajj and Umrah).
Source: www.suara.com
 Not only in an emergency, but this application is also designed with a safe and pleas-
ant concept, containing practical information along with interesting features that Indonesian
citizens need, here are some features in Safe Travel:

1. Every Information in one hand

Every country has different regulations. Even though we can find rules about a
country from Google, the average information is delivered in English. Maybe for some peo-
ple, this is not a problem. But for the most part, language barriers can be a problem. Now,
with the Safe Travel application from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you can easily find
complete information in one application. The feature in the Safe Travel app of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs is expected to help Indonesian citizens to get to know their destination
countries better.

2. Emergency Button for Critical Circumstances

The Ministry of Foreign Affair’s Safe Travel application also provides very im-
portant features for Indonesian citizens while on vacation abroad, namely the Emergency
Button or Panic Button. If you feel you are in an emergency, use this feature to send pho-
tos, record videos, contact the nearest RI Representative, and send the scene. According
to Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi, Indonesian citizens can immediately get help during
an emergency. We can also send messages to each other Safe Travel user and find out the
location of the nearest Consulate General’s representative.

3. Indonesian Nearby Features to Get Acquainted with Other Indonesian Citizens

This feature in the Safe Travel application provides information about Indonesian
citizens who are near your location while abroad. Through Indonesian Nearby features,
Indonesian citizens can get acquainted, chat, and establish friendships to strengthen Indo-
nesian citizens abroad. Really cool, right?

4. Attractive Rewards with Points and Badges

Users of the Safe Travel application can get points and badges since checking in.
There will be a reward for users who get certain points and badges.

5. Connected With Social Media

The user of the Safe Travel app can post selfies by checking in. Photos can be up-
loaded directly on social media like Facebook. Can still exist in cyberspace.

References:
https://www.kemlu.go.id/id/berita/berita-perwakilan/Pages/Aplikasi-Safe-Travel,-Inovasi-Pemerintah-un-
tuk-Lindungi-WNI-di-Luar-Negeri.aspx
https://www.idntimes.com/business/economy/reza-iqbal/kemenlu-luncurkan-safe-travel
https://indopos.co.id/read/2018/04/20/135413/ternyata-ini-keuntungan-aplikasi-safe-travel

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 SEOUL AS A FRIENDLY-MOESLIM CITY
By: Anggina Aprilicia R

If you’re a fan of K-Drama, of

Hi mates! Have you planned a holiday
course you know how Korean cuisine is
for next season? If not, I want to recommend
often shown. Maybe some of you want to
Seoul, South Korea to your bucket list. It’s one
go there to try their culinary delights. But
of the Asian countries that has grown rapidly
there is a problem for the Muslim tourists,
in the last decade. One that comes to our mind
is it difficult for them to find halal cuisine
when hearing Korea maybe is their reputable
there? As we know, South Korea is well-
of entertainment industry known as Hallyu or
known with it’s people fond for pork and
K-Wave.
alcohol which is even the most frequently
consumed by them.

Source: www.english.visitkorea.or.kr

But don’t worry, in recent years this country has developed Muslim-friendly
tourist destinations. The Muslim tourism initiative came after South Korea was hit with a
sharp decline in Chinese visitors, the government banned agents from selling group travel
packages to South Korea. It slammed the tourism industry with losses which accounted for
half of the country’s tourism revenue. To fill that revenue gap, the government is making
the country more accessible to Muslim tourists.

#HALALTOURISM
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 The Korean Tourism Organization standard for Muslim-friendly restaurants is a set of
categories the government has created; halal-certified by the Korea Muslim Federation, those that
are self-certified by owners and cooks as being Muslim and using exclusively halal ingredients,
those that sell halal food but also sell alcohol -- which is banned for Muslims-- and those that are
free of pork, which is also banned by Islam.

There is an area in Seoul called

Source: http://sitisarahkorea.com
Itaewon, it’s famous as the home of most
prominent Muslim-friendly eateries in
Korea. Most people in this area are from
the Middle East, Malaysia, and a bit of
Indonesia. Along Itaewon Street, there are
many restaurants with “halal” labels that
are opened by Muslim immigrants with
quite affordable prices, not too expensive.
One of those restaurants named Siti
Sarah is serving most of the food with
Indonesian cuisine. Another renowned
resto is Eid, if you want to eat authentic
halal Korean food you absolutely must
come to this place. This is one of the few
Halal certified Korean restaurant, run by a
Korean Muslim family.

If you want to pray, there are plenty of pray rooms in this area. But there is one place you
must visit, Seoul Central Mosque. It is the first and oldest mosque built in Korea. This place is also
one of the destinations for Muslim tourists in Korea.

Source: https://travel.kompas.com
The need for halal food continues to increase in Korea along with the increase in Muslim
tourists visiting Korea. There is no doubt that in the future more restaurants will emerge with
halal certificates in Korea. There are growing evidence on the increase of halal-friendly menus
so as to accommodate travelers with these dietary concerns.

References:
https://religionnews.com/2018/11/02/south-korea-courts-muslims-to-fill-tourism-gap
http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/ATR/muslim_intro.jsp

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 UN World Tourism Organization
By: Almasyitatul Karima A

The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) is an organization under the

auspices of the United Nations which is responsible for the promotion of tourism,
sustainable, ease of access to tourism universally. UNWTO promotes tourism as a
driver of economic growth, inclusive development and environmental sustainability.
UNWTO was officially established in 1974, after from the 1920s there were many
developments from IUOTPO (International Union of Official Tourist Organizations),
IUOTO (International Union of Official Travel Organizations), to finally becoming
the WTO (World Tourism Organization). UNWTO offers leadership and support for
this tourism sector to advance tourism knowledge and policies throughout the world.
UNWTO encourages the implementation of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism, to
maximize the socio-economic contribution of tourism while minimizing the possibility
of negative impacts, and is committed to promoting tourism as an instrument to achieve
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are aimed at reducing poverty and
promoting sustainable development throughout the world.

The main objective of the UNWTO is to improve and build tourism as a

contributor to economic development, international mutual understanding, peace,
universal prosperity, human rights and basic freedoms for all regardless of racial, gender,
language and religious differences. UNWTO has assisted its members in the world
tourism industry, which is believed to be an important factor in stimulating economic
growth and creating jobs, providing incentives to protect the environment and historical
heritage, and promoting inter-state peace and mutual understanding. To achieve these
goals, UNWTO implements various programs aimed at reducing poverty, fighting for
gender equality, and supporting sustainable development.

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 The World Tourism Organization has tourism development programs that
have a direct contribution even to eradicating poverty and hunger. Tourism is expected
to contribute to improving the economic capacity of a country. Tourism development
programs by UNWTO directly contribute to the achievement of the Millennium De-
velopment Goals (MDGs), especially MDG 1 (eradicating poverty and hunger), MDG
3 (gender equality), MDG 7 (environmental sustainability), and MDG 8 (global part-
nership for development).

Indonesian Cooperation with UNWTO related to

Sustainable Tourism in Pangandaran
Sustainable tourism is a concept of tourism that benefits the economy, envi-
ronment and social, and meets the needs of visitors (tourists), industry, and local com-
munities. Sustainable Tourism is also a program owned by UNWTO. The Ministry of
Tourism and Creative Economy is the UNWTO focal point. Thus, the government is
also quite active in participating in several programs initiated by this organization. This
collaboration includes three stages. First, the government, in this case, the Ministry of
Tourism and UNWTO will jointly work on the policy framework regarding sustainable
tourism. This is done so that the direction of Indonesia’s tourism development in the
future will not only focus on the economic side. Many places have begun to carry out
this project with UNWTO, one of them in Pangandaran, Indonesia. Tourism and bio-
diversity conservation are interrelated and highly interdependent. Biodiversity and its
ecosystem is an attractive tourism object and is thus needed to be preserved and main-
tained to keep it attractive. On the other hand, the environmental conditions in tourist
destinations depend on the management and the quality of visitors. So from that, the
tourism sector needs to be well managed as an asset for sustainable tourism.
The project Tourism Development Supporting Biodiversity Conservation in
Pangandaran was initiated by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Indonesia, togeth-
er with UNWTO in August 2007. The Indonesian Ministry of Culture and Tourism
has proposed and supported the INDECON Foundation, an organization non-govern-
mental organizations that focus on sustainable tourism and development ecotourism
in Indonesia, as technical experts to implement projects in Indonesia. INDECON has
built relationships with stakeholders at the local level, where the project has initiated
a Local Working Group (LWG) consisting of local stakeholders, which are directly or
indirectly related to tourism. The overall goal of the UNWTO project in Indonesia is
to strengthen the process of developing tourism and improve biodiversity conservation
in the model locations of Pangandaran Regency and Ciamis Regency. Because Pan-
gandaran is a major tourist destination in West Java and each in Java, it is hoped that
this project will serve as an example for other destinations in Indonesia and the South-
east Asia region.
References:
sdt.unwto.org/content/indonesia-tourism-development-supporting-biodiversity-conservation-pan-
gandaran-0
www2.unwto.org/en/content/who-we-are-0
www.kemlu.go.id/id/kebijakan/kerjasama-multilateral/Pages/World-Tourism-Organization.aspx

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 TRAVEL WARNING &
THE RIGHTS TO TRAVEL
By: Ananda Annissa F A
The Republic of Indonesia currently
received a travel warning that was issued
by Canada on March 11th, 2019. According
to the warning, travelers should exercise
a high degree of caution in Indonesia due
to political and social tensions and the
threat of terrorism throughout the country.
This criteria of caution do not apply to
overall areas of Indonesia, because Canada
specifically excluded the province of Papua.
The regular occurrence of violent incidents
in Papua that in some cases also targeted
foreigners and foreign businesses caused
the government of Canada to issue a higher
risk status to Papua, which said that travelers
should avoid non-essential travel. This is
also the umpteenth time a foreign country
imposed a travel warning on Indonesia for
the past few years.
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Travel warning itself is a term for
an official notice in which a government
warns its citizens not to travel to a particular
country or region. Issuing such warnings
are mostly made by certain countries with
aims to avoid their citizens from threats or
problems that can halt their trips or even
endanger their lives. It does not necessarily
mean prohibiting their citizens from visiting
a specific country. A number of countries
actually provide warnings in accordance with
the risk level in each destination country.
For example, Canada is using four levels of
travel warnings to measure the risk; exercise
normal security precaution, exercise a high
degree of caution, avoid non-essential travel,
and avoid all travel.
Source: https://internasional.kompas.com

Travel warnings are common practices in international relations and they

are not prohibited by international law at all, because alert or warning is not a form
of hatred against other countries, it simply acts as an advice for people to always
be cautious when traveling abroad, especially to any insecure places with unstable
conditions and on growing suspicion of terrorist attacks. Despite that, some has
been questioning whether travel warning relates to human rights issues. It refers
to the rights to travel and the country’s responsibility to protect its visiting tourists.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the basic reference that is used when
it comes to the rights to travel. It was mentioned in Article 13 that everyone has
the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each State.
Global Code of Ethics for Tourism also explicitly proclaimed the rights of tourists
and visitors to have the liberty to move and should benefit from the same rights as
the citizens of the destination country.

However, in the context of a travel warning, there is no need to consider

such warnings as a disturbance and limitation of human rights. The purpose of
travel warning is to serve as advice to protect citizens from the potential threat
when traveling abroad. It also reflects the state’s responsibility to guarantee the ful-
fillment its citizen’s rights, such as the rights to life, liberty, and security of person, a
more basic right compared to the rights to travel.

References:
https://journal.unnes.ac.id/nju/index.php/pandecta/article/view/15115/8029
http://ijbel.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Law22_PAID_IJBEL_TRAVEL-WARNING-IN-IN-
TERNATIONAL-LAW-PERSPECTIVE-Klibel-2015_D22.pdf
https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/indonesia
http://ethics.unwto.org/en/content/global-code-ethics-tourism-article-8
https://www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/

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By: Reva Naufal K
WONDERFUL
INDONESIA
Surely all of you already knew about the
wonderful Indonesia’s video that won two awards
in the United Nations World Tourism Organization
(UNWTO) Video Competition 2017 that was held
in Bulgaria. Indonesia won the region’s best tourism
video category East Asia and Pacific, and People
Choice Award.
The two awards were presented at the
22nd UNWTO General Assembly event held at the
Intercontinental Century City Convention Center
Hotel, Chengdu. Indonesian tourism videos called
Wonderful Indonesia beat 63 other tourism videos
in the world.
Indonesian government has also
determined the Enchantment of Indonesia or often
known as Wonderful Indonesia as a country branding
or nation branding. Such names have proven to have
succeeded in enhancing the personality, identity,
image and good name of Indonesia and foreign trust
in Indonesia.
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From the data of the Minister of Tourism,
Indonesian tourism has an important contribution
to the Indonesian economy, tourism in Indonesia
itself is the easiest and cheapest contributor to
GDP(Gross Domestic Product), foreign exchange
and employment. Tourism accounts for 10% of the
national GDP, ranks 4th national contributor, 9.3%,
and accounts for 8.4% of employment. Tourism
continues to grow with a percentage that continues
to show a very significant increase.
It is not only the duty of stakeholders
consisting of the Government, media, academia,
business, and community, but it is also our duty for
all Indonesian people to participate in promoting
tourism. We put forward the name “Enchantment
of Indonesia” and “Wonderful Indonesia” to
enhance the development of tourism in order to
create a nation-state of Indonesia that is peaceful,
prosperous, and advanced. Tourism is Indonesia’s
great power. Tourism is Indonesian DNA, Tourism
is Indonesia’s core business. Tourism is Indonesia’s
development priority. Indonesian tourism is the
charm of the world.

Wonderful Indonesia also has a logo, in
the Wonderful Indonesia logo itself is also full of
meaning for this country of Indonesia, a form of
logo that takes the concept of Garuda Pancasila as
the basis of the State but with modern processing,
then the Five Precepts are described as 5 different
color lines the symbol of diversity in Indonesia
which is full of diversity and the Logo is processed
into dynamic shapes and colors as a guide to the
dynamics of Indonesia as a developing country
and also fonts and logos are taken from authentic
Indonesian elements that are perfected with a
modern touch.
Wonderful Indonesia, the spirit of tourism
from the Indonesian people is contained in the
Video entitled “The More You Feel The More You
Know” which is a video from Wonderful Indonesia,
the enthusiasm of the people in their culture and
the joy of their children in interacting with foreign
tourists and the hospitality of their people towards
the tourist, both local tourist and foreign tourist,
various beautiful and unique places, as well as the
diversity of the people and their culture.
Source: https://travel.dream.co.id
Throughout 2018, brand Wonderful
Indonesia has visited many countries and is still
installed in a number of countries such as Britain,
China, Korea, the Netherlands and in the Middle
East. The media used for promotion also varies. In
the Netherlands, Wonderful Indonesia is installed on
a digital screen. In South Korea, promos are carried
out in Seoul on LED units. Each is in Dongdaemun,
Gangnam Station City Building, Jongno SC First
bank, and Yengdeungpo. In the Middle East, the
media used is more diverse. Wonderful Indonesia
is installed in the duty-free boxes, hanging banners,
glass sticker, and lightbox. While in England,
Wonderful Indonesia can be found in open great
buses and black cab taxis, and there are still many
others. It is expected that from the increasingly well-
known Wonderful Indonesia, Indonesian tourism is
increasingly attractive to tourists and is well known
and visited by the world.
References:
https://travel.kompas.com/read/2017/09/15/124530327
www.idntimes.com/news/indonesia/kementerian-pari-
wisata/indonesia-mulai-dikenal-dunia
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LANGUAGE CORNER LANGUA
By: Alimudin Ramdani

“
Spanish
Ayumi and Sinta are talking about their end of year holiday.

Sinta : ¿A donde fuiste en vacaciones? (Where did you go on holiday?)

Ayumi : Fui a la Argentina con mis padres. (I went to Argentina with my parents.)
Sinta : ¿Como estuvo? ¿Pasaste un buen momento? (How was it? Did you have a
good time?)
Ayumi : Fue maravilloso. Argentina es un gran país con muchos lugares hermosos. (It was
wonderful. Argentina is a great country with many beautiful places)
Sinta : ¿Qué viste allí? (What did you see there?)
Ayumi : Vimos las Cataratas del Iguazú y otros lugares hermosos como el mar de plata. Fue
realmente hermoso (We saw the Iguazu Falls and other beautiful places like mar de
plata. It was really beautiful)
Sinta : He estado en Argentina una vez para asistir a una conferencia, pero no tuve tiempo
para viajar. (I have been to Argentina once to attend a conference, but I didn’t have
time to travel around.)

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AGE CORNER LANGUAGE COR

Ayumi : Demasiado. Podrías haberte quedado más tiempo. No es difícil encontrar hoteles
baratos en Argentina. (Too bad. You could have stayed longer. It’s not difficult to
find cheap hotels in Argentina)
Sinta : De Verdad? ¿Donde te quedaste? (Really? Where did you stay?)
Ayumi : Nos alojamos en el Gran Hotel cerca del Mar de Plata. (We stay at the Gran Hotel
near the Mar de Plata.)
Lucy : ¿Era bueno? (Was it good?)
Ayumi : Sí, fue un gran hotel económico. La habitación estaba limpia y ofrecía bebidas, frutas
y bocadillos gratis todos los días. (Yes, it was a great budget hotel. The room was
clean and it offered free drinks, fruit and snacks every day)
Sinta : Oh eso es bueno. Tal vez quiera probar eso en mis próximas vacaciones. (Oh, that’s
good. I may want to try that on my next holiday)

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 10 TOURISM
FUN FACTS!
By: Isac M P Gultom

Tourism Industry began on July 5th, 1841, when

The word “tourist” had been in use since 1760, for Thomas Cook organised a trip from Market
individuals travelling for recreation. Harborough to Loughborough for a temperance
meeting.

The most expensive hotel room in the world is the

Tourism accounts for five percent of the world’s Royal Penthouse Suite at President Wilson Hotel
economy. in Geneva, Switzerland. It comes with a nightly
price tag at 65.000 USD.

Austrian citizens have the most vacation time of

Las Vegas, Nevada has the most hotel rooms of any
any country. Austria guarantees workers a legal
city in the world. Today, there are about 150,000
minimum of 22 paid vacation days and 13 paid
hotel rooms in Las Vegas.
holidays each year.

Jet lag feels worse if travel from west to east.

Indonesia is titled as the best Halal Tourism because traveling from west to east shortens
destination in the world according to the Global the day, while traveling from east to west makes
Muslim Travel Index (GMTI) in 2019. completely opposite.

The first space tourist was US businessman Dennis One third of all the airports in the world are
Tito who was reported to have paid $20m for a located in The United States.
trip to the International Space Station in 2001.

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