Visit Indonesia Year 2008

Visit Indonesia Year 2008

The government officially launched Visit Indonesia Year 2008 on Wednesday (December 26, 2007), with the main aim of luring up to 7 million foreign tourists and booking US$6.4 billion in foreign exchange income. To help reach the target, the government is setting aside $15 million for a domestic and international advertising blitz. "The budget will be used to finance the promotion campaign, especially abroad," Culture and Tourism Minister Jero Wacik told a media conference before the grand launch of the program, which will be the second for the country.


   
  • PASSPORT DC

    May 3-17, 2008

    Discover Washington's embassies and international culture with Passport DC. From Iraq and Ethiopia to Slovenia and Argentina, more than 55 embassies and 15 cultural organizations open their doors to showcase authentic art, music, dance, crafts, and cuisine.
  • INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL

    May 10, 2008
    Meridian International Center
    1624 & 1630 Crescent Place NW
    Washington, DC, 20009


    Presented by Meridian International Center and the Embassies of: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Egypt,El Salvador, France, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Japan, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Poland, Senegal, South Africa, Turkey and Uzbekistan.
  • FIBER FACE - CROSS-CULTURAL BATIK COLLABORATIONS INDONESIA 2008

    May 11-15, 2008
    Embassy of The Republic of Indonesia
    2020 Massachusetts Avenue NW
    Washington, DC, 20036


    Batik, an ancient art form integral to Indonesian culture, is steeped with complexity, form, function, meaning and power.
   
  • Gado-Gado Indonesia

    Indonesian Television Program that features different films for viewers to enjoy the various aspects of Indonesia, including Culture, Music, Food, tourist destination, lifestyle, etc.
    Currently aired on MhZ Television.
  • Photo Gallery

2020 Massachusetts Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036, USA
Tel 202 775 5200 - Fax 202 775 5365
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