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Malaysians remain Indonesia’s biggest source of foreign tourists in May
A view of rice fields in Bali. Indonesia recorded 1.38 million international tourist arrivals in May, with Malaysians accounting for the largest share of visitors. — AFP pic

JAKARTA, July 2 — Malaysia remained the largest source of foreign tourists to Indonesia in May, accounting for 21.58 per cent of all international arrivals, according to Indonesia’s Statistics Agency (BPS).

BPS Deputy for Distribution and Services Statistics Ateng Hartono said tourist arrivals from Malaysia increased both month-on-month and year-on-year basis.

“The largest number of international tourist arrivals was by tourists from Malaysia (21.58 per cent,) followed by Australia at 11.22 per cent and Singapore at 9.89 per cent,” he said at a press conference, streamed live on YouTube on Wednesday.

Ateng said Indonesia recorded 1.38 million foreign tourist arrivals in May, up 10.69 per cent from April and 5.83 per cent from a year earlier, with majority of them entering the country through Ngurah Rai International Airport. — Bernama

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