Tahun 2026 Belum Usai, Pariwisata Indonesia Sudah Diganjar Prestasi Global
Jakarta, 19 Januari 2026 – Sektor pariwisata Indonesia mengawali tahun 2026 dengan meraih puluhan penghargaan internasional menjadi cermin pengakuan global atas kualitas, daya saing, dan komitmen Indonesia dalam mengembangkan destinasi pariwisata yang berkelanjutan, berdaya saing, serta berakar pada kekayaan budaya dan kelestarian lingkungan.
Menteri Pariwisata (Menpar) Widiyanti Putri Wardhana, dalam keterangannya di Jakarta, Senin (19/1/2026), menyatakan kebanggaannya atas berbagai pencapaian yang diraih sektor pariwisata nasional. Menurutnya, pengakuan internasional ini merupakan hasil konsistensi dan kolaborasi seluruh pemangku kepentingan dalam menjaga standar layanan, memperkuat tata kelola destinasi, serta melestarikan lingkungan dan nilai-nilai budaya.
“Terima kasih atas penghargaan yang diberikan kepada sektor pariwisata Indonesia. Capaian ini menjadi kebanggaan sekaligus tantangan bagi kita semua untuk terus meningkatkan kualitas pelayanan pariwisata dan memastikan manfaatnya dirasakan oleh masyarakat luas,” kata Menteri Pariwisata Widiyanti.
Sepanjang Januari 2026, pariwisata Indonesia tercatat meraih penghargaan dalam 32 kategori dari 25 organisasi dan lembaga internasional.
Adapun organisasi dan lembaga tersebut antara lain TripAdvisor, Rough Guides, US News, Forbes, Travel and Tour World, Holidity, Tatler Travel, Condé Nast Traveler, The Times UK, Travel + Leisure India, BBC, Luxury Lifestyle Magazine, Tripzilia, Urban List, eDreams Odigeo, Lifestyle Asia, Tatler Asia, Luxury Escapes, The Rume, VMAN Southeast Asia, Afar Media, Beautiful Hotels, Net-a-Porter, The Bali Sun, dan The Scoop.
Penghargaan tersebut diberikan kepada sejumlah destinasi unggulan, seperti Bali, Sumba, Labuan Bajo, hingga Raja Ampat. Selain destinasi, sejumlah hotel dan resor di Indonesia juga masuk dalam berbagai kategori penghargaan, mencerminkan peningkatan kualitas layanan dan pengalaman wisata yang semakin kompetitif di tingkat global.
Salah satu pencapaian paling prestisius diraih oleh Pulau Bali, yang secara resmi dinobatkan sebagai Peringkat 1 Destinasi Terbaik Dunia 2026 dan Terbaik di Asia dalam ajang Travelers’ Choice Awards 2026 oleh TripAdvisor, melalui kategori Top Destinations in the World and in Asia.
Sederet penghargaan ini diharapkan semakin memperkuat arah pengembangan pariwisata berkelanjutan, meningkatkan reputasi dan citra pariwisata nasional, serta menarik wisatawan berkualitas yang memberikan dampak ekonomi, sosial, dan lingkungan yang positif bagi Indonesia.
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