Mengapa pulau Buru tidak dimasukan dalam daftar untuk tourisme? Di 
Polandia,misalnya kamp konsentrasi seperti Auswitz (Oswieczim) dan Stutthof 
(Sztutowo) dimasukan dalam daftar untuk turis berkunjung, maksudnya agar tidak 
terulang lagi kebiadaban yang pernah dilakukan pada masa lalu. Bukankah NKRI 
negara beragama, apakah agama yang dianut membolehkan umatnya melakukan 
kebiadaban? 

http://www.antaranews.com/en/news/108840/indonesia-seeks-to-boost-tourist-visits-from-europe

Indonesia seeks to boost tourist visits from Europe
Selasa, 10 Januari 2017 00:25 WIB | 1.498 Views
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia is seeking to lure more European tourists to 
visit the country by promoting its national tourism industry in the 
Matka-Nordic Travel Fair 2017 that will be held from January 19-22 in 
Messukeskus, Helsinki, Finland.

"Indonesia has set the target of attracting at least 2.1 million European 
tourists to Indonesia," Deputy Assistant of Europe, Middle East, America and 
Africa Market Development of the Tourism Ministry Nia Niscaya said here Monday.

Pointing out that the travel fair will be held in Finland, Niscaya stated the 
Nordic countries, including Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, 
offered great potentials for the countrys tourism industry.

In 2015, the official data showed that as many as 98,960 tourists from the 
Nordic countries had visited Indonesia.

"The number is predicted to be more in 2016, as until October itself, the 
number of tourists from the Nordic nations visiting Indonesia had reached 
95,196," Niscaya revealed.

During the largest travel exhibition in Northern Europe, Indonesia will 
showcase several industries that will present and promote the countrys tourism 
potential at the Pavilion Indonesia booth.

Several Indonesian traditional dances will also be performed during the travel 
fair. Visitors would also be invited to taste Indonesias traditional drink in 
the exhibition booth, Niscaya mentioned. 

"Using the tagline Wonderful Indonesia Explore Further, we want to showcase its 
biodiversity, unique handicrafts, music, variety of culinary delights, tourism 
destinations and most importantly, its diversity and the hospitality of the 
people," Niscaya explained.

The government of Indonesia has set a target of increasing the number of 
tourist visits from 9.5 million in 2014 to 20 million in 2019.

The country has also developed 10 prioritized destinations, namely Lake Toba in 
North Sumatra, Tanjung Kelayang in Belitung, Mandalika in South Lombok, 
Wakatobi in Southeast Sulawesi, Morotai in North Maluku, Seribu Islands in 
Jakarta, Tanjung Lesung in Banten, Borobudur Temple in Central Java, Mount 
Bromo in East Java, and Labuan Bajo in East Nusa Tenggara.

The government has also provided short stay free visa on arrival for tourists 
from 169 countries, including Finland, to increase the number of tourist 
visits.(*

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