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Indonesia Convention Exhibition triumphs at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Indonesia
The event venue took home two awards for introducing upgrades for smarter events and conferences. Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE BSD) proved yet again its reputation as the country’s most advanced event venue as it bagged the Facilities Upgrade of the Year - Indonesia and Meetings & Conferencing Property of the Year - Indonesia categories at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia. Smarter, seamless events ICE BSD rolled out a series of strategic upgrades that have made events smoother, more flexible, and more visitor-friendly. These improvements include advanced hall partitions as well as 24 new LED screens across its pre-function areas, which make event organising easier whilst boosting visibility for branding and sponsors. The opening of the Serpong–Balaraja (Serbaraja) Toll Road also now allows visitors to access the venue more easily by cutting down travel time and reducing congestion during major events. But beyond facilities, ICE meets the growing demand for all-in-one event services with the launch of the ICE Events under PT Indonesia International Expo (IIE). This new division brings together four key services, namely ICE Creation, ICE Production, ICE Partnership, and Oh My Food, which is the food tenant management. With this 360° service approach, clients can plan, produce, and run complex events without the hassle of dealing with multiple vendors. ICE also has international certifications, including ISO 9001:2015 for quality management and HACCP standards for food safety, which ensure that it maintains high standards in cleanliness, layout, and operations. These features and enhancements led to ICE earning an impressive 4.4 out of 5 rating at the recent 2025 client satisfaction survey. Integrated venue solutions ICE BSD spans 22 hectares in the heart of BSD City, with all spaces supported by in-house banquet services for up to 10,000 guests. The event venue features 10 large halls, 33 meeting rooms, and the 4,000 m² Nusantara Convention Hall. Its parking can house over 12,000 vehicles, also offering on-site dining at SALT by ICE and is integrated with the four-star Santika Premier Hotel. It is just minutes away from the Serbaraja Toll Road, Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, and commuter rail lines, with its surrounding area providing access to over 2,000 hotel rooms, more than 20 malls, and entertainment venues. ICE has welcomed over 17 million visitors and hosted more than 3,500 events since its opening in 2015. In 2025 alone, it hosted the IPA Convex 2025, which is Southeast Asia’s largest oil & gas convention. ICE welcomed over 35,000 participants from 51 countries. The event was officially opened by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, H.E. Mr Prabowo Subianto, with ICE coordinating closely with the Presidential Security Force for a high-security event. In response to the continuous growth of client expectations, ICE has focused on offering smart solutions to be a trusted partner. Owned and managed by PT Indonesia International Expo (IIE), a joint venture between Kompas-Gramedia Group and Sinar Mas Group, ICE continues to play a key role in advancing Indonesia’s MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) industry. These exemplary features have allowed ICE BSD to lead and redefine the future of meetings and conferences in Indonesia. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Indonesia recognises the key players in the travel industry, honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives in the region. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information, contact Shela Ramos at shela@traveldailymedia.com or +65 3158 1386 ext 227.
Top travel innovators lauded at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Indonesia
The awards programme honours key players who consistently redefine industry standards and elevate customer experiences. Indonesia’s travel and tourism sector continues to be a major driver of economic growth, offering a rich combination of cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and world-class hospitality. Industry leaders are transforming the travel experience through innovations in service, technology, and sustainable practices. This year’s nominations highlighted key trends in the sector, including experiential travel, responsible and guest-focused hospitality, advanced MICE infrastructure, and adventure-driven tourism. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia, hosted by Travel Daily Media, held on 9 October 2025 at Shangri-La Jakarta, celebrated the nation’s most remarkable projects and initiatives, recognising those that are raising the bar in travel, leisure, and hospitality. The distinguished panel of judges that evaluated this year’s nominees consisted of: Lenita Tobing, Managing Director & Partner, SEA lead for the Transport, Travel, Tourism, Cities and Infrastructure (TCI), Boston Consulting Group (BCG); Pierre Marechal, Vice President, Advisory & Asset Management, Hotels & Hospitality Group, JLL; Dick Bernardi, Head of Projects, Project Management, Indonesia, CBRE; Florian Kittler, Managing Director-Europe & Asia Pacific, Frankfurt, HVS; and Matt Gebbie, Director, Jakarta, Indonesia, Horwath HTL. Congratulations to the award winners! TDM TRAVEL TRADE EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2025 - INDONESIA WINNERS Aqua Expeditions Expedition Cruise Line of the Year - Indonesia BALI GOLDENGATE INTERNATIONAL | Hotel & Asset Management Positive Hospitality of the Year - Indonesia Indonesia Convention Exhibition Facilities Upgrade of the Year - Indonesia Meetings & Conferencing Property of the Year - Indonesia InterContinental Bali Resort MICE Hotel of the Year - Indonesia Resort Hotel of the Year - Indonesia Mason Adventures Touring & Adventure Operator of the Year - Indonesia TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia is presented by Travel Daily Media. For more information, contact Shela Ramos at shela@traveldailymedia.com or +65 3158 1386 ext 227.
Radisson Collection to debut in Indonesia via Atiara Ubud Bali, a Radisson Collection resort
Radisson Hotel Group hits a milestone in its ongoing expansion in Indonesia thanks to the signing of Atiara Ubud Bali, A Radisson Collection Resort. This latest acquisition marks the debut of the Group’s luxury lifestyle brand, Radisson Collection, in the country. Radisson Hotel Group executive vice-president and global chief development officer Elie Younes said of the Radisson Collection’s foray into Indonesia: “We now offer over 160 resorts to our guests, reflecting a solid network to join for our owners. Indonesia is a market of incredible opportunity and potential, driven by strong domestic demand and international appeal. We’re proud to introduce the Radisson Collection brand to the country and to bring a new dimension of hospitality to Bali.” Growing in a key market Given how Indonesia is a priority growth market for Radisson Hotel Group within the Asia-Pacific region, the company plans to add 20 more hotels in Indonesia by 2030, further strengthening its presence in both established gateways and emerging destinations. At present, the Group currently operates three hotels in the country, with four more under development. Strategic expansion is focused on the nation’s key destinations of Jakarta and Bali, with multiple new projects in the pipeline. The Group has also confirmed Radisson Nusantara in Indonesia’s new capital city, where construction is set to begin in late 2025. Immersive luxury Set to open in 2027, Atiara Ubud Bali, A Radisson Collection Resort, will immerse guests in nature, with all rooms and public spaces offering direct views of serene forest surroundings. Nestled within the lush jungle landscapes of Ubud, Bali, the resort will feature 52 elegantly designed rooms, including six dedicated wellness suites with outdoor terraces, private yoga decks, and Jacuzzis. A striking 530sqm Presidential Suite, complete with expansive terraces and a private pool, adds an exclusive touch. Designed for wellness-focused travelers and international visitors seeking tranquillity, the resort will be conveniently located just 90 minutes from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport and within 30 minutes of the island’s most iconic attractions.
IndiGo launches daily flights from Mumbai to Denpasar in Bali, Indonesia
Bajra Sandhi Monument in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia IndiGo announced the launch of daily flights connecting Mumbai to Denpasar in Bali, Indonesia, starting 18 October, 2025. This addition marks the second route to Bali, complementing IndiGo’s existing daily flights between Bengaluru and Bali. IndiGo will operate its Airbus A320 aircraft on this route as it reiterates its commitment to enhancing global connectivity from India, meeting the rising demand for international leisure travel. Bookings for these flights can be done on IndiGo’s official website (www.goIndiGo.in), the IndiGo mobile app, or through any of its authorized travel partners. Mr. Vinay Malhotra, Head of Sales, IndiGo, said, “With the launch of daily flights to Bali from Mumbai, in addition to Bengaluru, IndiGo now connects two major metros to Bali, an increasingly popular leisure destination for relaxation and exploration. At IndiGo, our endeavour is to make travel more accessible, seamless, and affordable, while continuing to strengthen our footprint. We are certain that customers will appreciate having these increased options to fly, with India’s preferred carrier, to Bali.” Bali ranks among Southeast Asia’s most sought-after destinations for leisure, weddings, and wellness tourism. An array of spiritual sites and natural wonders, ecosystem of varied experiences coupled with convenient visa policies make it a popular choice amongst Indian travellers. This addition not only advances IndiGo’s connectivity to this premium island destination but also strengthens its position in the high demand leisure segment in Southeast Asia. Schedule of Flights between Mumbai and Denpasar Effective 18 October 2025 Flight No. Origin Destination Frequency Departure Arrival 6E 1607 Mumbai Denpasar Daily 04:25 16:10 6E 1608 Denpasar Mumbai Daily 17:45 00:25 (+1)
Companies staying flexible and true to Indonesia’s identity will thrive – Horwath HTL’s Matt Gebbie
He believes the standout leaders will be those who balance authenticity with strong service standards. Indonesia’s tourism and hospitality sector is undergoing a significant transformation, with companies challenged to innovate, prioritise sustainability, and deliver authentic experiences that connect with travellers in a competitive market. Offering valuable insights is Matt Gebbie, Director at Howarth HTL in Jakarta, Indonesia. He has extensive experience in hospitality consulting across the Asia-Pacific region, including Indonesia, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, the Maldives, South Korea, and Singapore. He has led market and financial feasibility studies for hotels, resorts, serviced apartments, and golf courses, whilst also advising hotel owners on management company selection, valuations, and operational reviews. Matt is also a recognised thought leader in the industry, having spoken at numerous tourism and hotel investment conferences and published articles on hospitality topics. As a judge at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia, Matt shared his views on what sets Indonesia apart as a travel destination and how companies can adapt in this competitive landscape. From your perspective as someone who works extensively across Asia, what strengths set Indonesia apart as a tourism destination? What really makes Indonesia stand out is the variety—you’ve got everything from Bali’s beaches and temples, to dramatic volcanoes, to islands that still feel completely untouched. It’s not just the landscapes, though. The culture and traditions are so rich and diverse, every island feels like its own unique destination. That’s why travellers keep coming back—they always find something new. And of course, the warmth and hospitality of the people are a huge part of the appeal. How are changing traveller expectations influencing hotel and resort development in Indonesia? Travellers today want more than just a nice room—they’re looking for experiences that feel local, sustainable, and personal. Hotels are incorporating cultural touches, wellness spaces, and smart technology that make life easier for guests. People also expect flexibility—places that can be social but private when you want them to be. Food, design, and activities are all shifting to show off what’s unique about Indonesia. It’s definitely pushing developers to be more creative than before. In what ways can Indonesian operators leverage market trends to create innovative offerings and attract investment? There’s a big opportunity in sustainability and wellness—investors love it, and travellers demand it. Indonesian operators can shine by protecting the environment, involving local communities, and still delivering a great experience. The domestic market is another strength—it’s grown so much and adds stability when international travel slows. Working with international brands can help with reach, but keeping that Indonesian identity is what makes it authentic. Mixed-use projects that blend hospitality, lifestyle, and residential elements are also proving attractive. In your view, what strategies can help local travel companies strengthen their position against regional and international competition? Local companies know Indonesia better than anyone—that’s their edge. By curating genuinely local experiences that can’t be found elsewhere, they can create a strong point of difference. At the same time, tech is critical—digital marketing, booking platforms, and data all help to level the playing field. Partnerships with airlines and global networks boost reach, too. In the end, the winners will be those who balance authenticity with strong service standards. As the industry grows, what trends should travel companies in Indonesia prioritise to remain resilient? Sustainability has to be front and centre—it’s about protecting the very things people come here to see. Digital transformation is another must, making sure companies can connect with customers wherever they are. The domestic traveller base has become really important, and tailoring products for them is a smart move. Wellness and regenerative travel are also becoming key as travellers look for trips that are good for them and the destination. If companies stay flexible and true to Indonesia’s identity, they’ll remain strong. As a judge for the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia, what key criteria will you prioritise when evaluating the nominees? I’ll be looking for companies that aren’t just doing business as usual, but really pushing the industry forward. Innovation and creativity matter, but so does impact—whether that’s for guests, communities, or the environment. Adapting to traveller expectations, especially personalisation and technology, will be important too. Strong ethics and a long-term view count as much as commercial success. The standouts will be the ones that show they can grow sustainably whilst also contributing to Indonesia’s wider tourism story.
Indonesia implements All Indonesia digital arrival card
Indonesia is now the latest country to implement a digital arrival card for those travelling in through its air and sea ports. The new All Indonesia online travel declaration system began running on 1st September and is now mandatory for travellers arriving at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Bali’s Denpasar Airport, and the Juanda International Airport in Surabaya. Authorities further announced that the new system will be rolled out to all other international airports throughout Indonesia by 1st October. What is the All Indonesia digital arrival card? All Indonesia is a centralised system integrating all processes related to immigration, customs, health, and quarantine forms into a single digital platform. By doing so, Indonesia significantly reduces its carbon footprint by doing away with the use of paper forms, and also enhances efficiency and convenience. That said, travellers may fill up their respective arrival cards online through the official website or via the All Indonesia mobile app. Available in Bahasa Indonesia, English, and Chinese, the platform is designed to be accessible to travellers from around the world. While QR codes will still be available for scanning at immigration checkpoints on arrival, it is best to submit the declaration up to three days before arrival for added convenience upon arrival. Note that filling up the card is mandatory even for travellers eligible for visa-free entry to Indonesia, and it is free of charge.
Indonesia seeks to make a statement at ITB India 2025
Indonesia is set to make a strong statement at ITB India 2025, bringing the spirit of Wonderful Indonesia to Mumbai and beyond. With a target of welcoming 800,000 Indian travelers this year, the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia is positioning the country as a premier tropical destination for leisure, culture, and wellness. Ahead of the three-day trade show, the Ministry of Tourism hosted Business Matching sessions in Kolkata on 27th August and again in Bengaluru on 29th August 29. At these meetings, 29 Indonesian sellers connected directly with Indian buyers, seeking to unlock new partnerships and fuel demand for Indonesian tourism products across the subcontinent. According to Indonesian assistant deputy for international tourism marketing Dedi Ahmad Kurnia: "India is one of the fastest-growing outbound markets, and it is already our fifth-largest source of international arrivals. Through ITB India, we want to strengthen Indonesia's brand positioning and ensure our destinations remain top-of-mind for Indian travelers." As India's outbound travel market continues to surge, projected to hit 29 million international trips by 2025, Indonesia's presence at ITB India underscores its commitment to becoming a leading destination for Indian tourists seeking nature, culture, and regenerative travel experiences. What to expect from Indonesia at ITB India From 2nd to 4th September at ITB India 2025, the Wonderful Indonesia Pavilion will feature 20 leading sellers from Jakarta, Bali, and Yogyakarta along with immersive experiences designed to captivate global buyers. Beyond Bali, Indonesia is spotlighting its ten Priority Destinations which include Lake Toba, Borobudur, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Raja Ampat, and Labuan Bajo, as well as three emerging Regenerative Destinations: Bali, Jakarta, and Batam-Bintan. Visitors will also discover Indonesia's rich wellness heritage, as the pavilion will showcase jamu, Indonesia's traditional herbal drink, reimagined for modern lifestyles by Acaraki. Attendees can also enjoy daily tastings, cultural performances, and hands-on workshops such as batik art, underlining how heritage and creativity merge to shape Indonesia's unique tourism offerings. Indonesian tourism deputy minister for marketing Ni Made Ayu Marthini remarked: "Indonesia is naturally aligned with wellness tourism thanks to its ancient healing traditions, diverse cultures, and breathtaking landscapes. Our participation at ITB India is not only about showcasing destinations, but also about inspiring Indian travellers to experience Indonesia in deeper, more meaningful ways."
Indonesia partners with VFS Global to promote “Wonderful Indonesia campaign”
VFS Global has signed a co-branding agreement with the Ministry of Tourism, Republic of Indonesia to strengthen and expand brand awareness of Indonesian tourism under the Wonderful Indonesia campaign for increasing international arrivals and encouraging investments into the country. As part of the agreement, VFS Global will help in increasing the brand awareness of the Wonderful Indonesia campaign and improving the quality and quantity of tourism marketing through brand partnerships. The agreement was signed between Ni Made Ayu Marthini, Deputy Minister for Marketing, Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia, and Mr. Kaushik Ghosh, Head - Australasia, VFS Global, on 13 August 2025 in Jakarta. Ni Made Ayu Marthini, Deputy Minister for Marketing, Ministry of Tourism, Republic of Indonesia, said: “We are excited to join forces with VFS Global in strengthening the Wonderful Indonesia campaign on the global stage. Through this co-branding agreement, we will amplify our tourism message and leverage VFS Global’s extensive presence in over 160 countries, combined with innovative outreach, to inspire more travellers to experience the beauty and diversity of Indonesia.” Since 2024, VFS Global is also an official partner of the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration. As part of the partnership, VFS Global has launched a new e-VoA platform for nationals of all the 97 countries eligible for e-VoA, to provide them a quicker and smoother visa application journey online. Kaushik Ghosh, Head - Australasia, VFS Global, said: "We are honoured to collaborate with the Ministry of Tourism to strengthen global awareness of the country’s vibrant tourism offerings. With over 16 years of experience in tourism-related services, VFS Global brings proven expertise in promoting destinations to a global audience. Through the promotion of the e-Visa on Arrival, we aim to make travel to Indonesia more seamless, aligning with the Ministry’s Tourism 5.0 vision to harness innovation such as artificial intelligence (AI) to improve marketing effectiveness and reach of tourist destinations." In 2024, Indonesia welcomed 13.9 million international tourists, a 19% increase from the previous year and the highest number recorded in the past 5 years, according to the Ministry of Tourism. This strong performance has emboldened the government to set even more ambitious targets for 2025. Indonesia is now expecting to welcome between 14.6 and 16 million foreign visitors in 2025. India stood as the largest South and Central Asian market and the sixth largest globally for Indonesia, accounting for over 710,688 Indian tourists in 2024. The Ministry of Tourism anticipates welcoming 918,480 Indian travellers in 2025. VFS Global has been associated with the Indonesia's Ministry of Tourism since March 2023 to strengthen and expand Indonesia's tourism brand awareness. As part of the collaboration, VFS Global has established dedicated Indonesia tourism promotion kiosks at its offices in Dubai, Mumbai, and Shanghai, with plans to open another in Australia soon. Through its extensive network of offices, VFS Global aims to promote Indonesia in key markets such as India, China, Australia, South Korea, Japan, the Middle East, UK, USA, Canada, and France. VFS Global has established its regional and global footprints in the space of tourism services, complementing its core visa services business. With 16 years of experience, the Tourism Services Unit has served more than 25 destinations. The team partners client destinations, across different countries, to enable the achievement of their travel and tourism promotional objectives and business targets. We specialise in destination representation, outsourced tourism office management and trade support services for national tourism authorities from client governments. We facilitate them in a wide range of destination promotional activities.
Indonesia and Malaysia reinforce tourism partnership through a sales mission in Jakarta
(Photo: Bernama) Southeast Asian neighbours Indonesia and Malaysia recently boosted their tourism ties through a Sales Mission in the Special Capital Region of Jakarta (DKI Jakarta) which focused on Melaka as a key destination. In a statement to Malaysian national news agency Bernama, the Johor Bahru Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia said the three-day programme held from 19th to 21st August was jointly organised by them and Jakarta’s local government. The event enabled 33 Melaka tourism industry players and 25 operators from DKI Jakarta to meet and discuss relevant matters. Also on hand were representatives of the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia Inbound Tour Operator Association, Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association Jakarta, and the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents. Shared culture, shared goals In his opening remarks, Johor Bahru consul-general Sigit S Widiyanto emphasised that ties between Jakarta and Melaka extend beyond economic collaboration to shared history and culture. Widyanto said: “The two cities are like twin siblings born of the same maritime spice route. Tourism cooperation is not just about visitor numbers but also about strengthening cultural bonds and understanding,.” The programme aims to spur the development of new tourism packages built around historical and cultural narratives, particularly the maritime trade links that once connected Jakarta and Melaka. Widyanto added that, with this spirit of collaboration, the initiative is expected to create a sustainable, mutually beneficial tourism ecosystem while strengthening regional solidarity in Southeast Asia.
Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City opens with 233 keys in Indonesia
Aloft Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s extraordinary portfolio of over 30 hotel brands, proudly debuts in Surabaya with the opening of Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City – the brand’s first hotel in the city and fifth in Indonesia. Injecting a fresh, energetic rhythm into East Java’s capital, the 233-room hotel delivers an urban-inspired stay experience designed for modern professionals, digital nomads, and next-gen travelers who crave style, substance, and a splash of social buzz. As the second largest city in Indonesia and the capital of the East Java province, Surabaya is known for its dynamic blend of rich history and modern urban energy, a thriving commercial hub with bustling shopping districts and a growing creative scene. Perfectly situated in the heart of one of East Surabaya’s most dynamic growth corridors, Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City is located just next to Pakuwon City Mall and minutes away from business parks, and lively lifestyle destinations. Nearby, Park Shanghai – a neon-lit culinary street modeled after the alleyways of old Shanghai – offers a playful mix of Asian street eats, themed photo corners, and modern fusion cuisine. For coastal charm, Pantai Kenjeran and the iconic Suramadu Bridge are just a short drive away for guests seeking a scenic getaway or local cultural exploration. “We’re thrilled to introduce the Aloft brand to Surabaya – Indonesia’s second largest city known for its entrepreneurial spirit, thriving creative scene, and youthful energy,” said Ramesh Jackson, Regional Vice President, Indonesia & Malaysia, Marriott International. “Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City is a vibrant new addition to our growing portfolio of hotels and resorts in Indonesia, and a perfect reflection of the brand’s bold design, social vibe, and smart, modern approach to hospitality.” Stylish, social, and anything but ordinary, the new hotel offers an upbeat stay experience for today’s travelers who want more than just a place to sleep. Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City features 233 loft-inspired guest rooms – each offering high ceilings, sleek lines, and sweeping views of landmarks like Suramadu Bridge and Pagoda Tian Ti. Each room is designed to keep up with the pace of modern travel, featuring 55” Smart TVs, ultra-fast Wi-Fi, and plug-and-play connectivity for seamless streaming or work sessions. With intuitive layouts that make it easy to focus, unwind, or do a bit of both, and stunning city views that mirror the pulse of Surabaya, every space invites guests to stay their way – comfortably connected and always in tune with their surroundings. Infused with artistic energy, every room showcases a custom mural from Surabaya-based artist Peter Rhian Gunawan (Redmiller Blood). Part of the exclusive Me’rasa Bahagia digital mural series, Peter illustrates a whimsical and joyful world filled with vibrant characters that embody happiness and freedom. At the heart of these murals are Elzo the shark and Keppy the crocodile—personified versions of Suro and Baya, the legendary shark-and-crocodile duo from Surabaya folklore whose epic battle inspired the city’s name. Playfully navigating a colorful landscape alongside Redmiller himself, these characters bring to life themes of local culture, freedom, and imagination in every stay. Vibe Restaurant, the hotel’s all-day dining spot, serves bold Asian flavors with playful and visually striking plating – from brunch favorites to family-style feasts – all made for social sharing and snapping. The hotel’s social heart beats at the W XYZ® Bar with handcrafted locally inspired cocktails, curated playlists, and a lively atmosphere that makes it the perfect place to mix and mingle. Sip the refreshing yet adventurous Suramadu Sling, or enjoy the creamy and tropical flavors of Kenjeran Breeze cocktail. Upstairs, The Echo Lounge is home to East Surabaya’s highest rooftop lounge, blending elevated mixology with genre-curated music, intimate live acts, and a design that pulses with the rhythm of the night. Guests can stay energized at Re:charge, a 24-hour fitness center featuring an industrial-chic design and panoramic views, or take a refreshing dip at Splash, the rooftop pool overlooking the city skyline. “At Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City, we’re bringing something fresh to the city – a space that’s vibrant, social, and full of personality,” said Reza Aryawarman, Multi-property General Manager of Aloft Surabaya Pakuwon City, Sheraton Surabaya Hotel & Towers, and Four Points by Sheraton Surabaya, Tunjungan Plaza. “From our locally-inspired art to our buzzing social spaces and tech-forward rooms, every detail is designed to help guests feel connected – to the city, to each other, and to what’s next.”
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