Injourney Directors Invite TWC to Build Tourism Ecosystem

Deputy President Director of PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) Edwin Hidayat Abdullah together with the Director of HR and Digital of PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) Herdy Rosadi Harman made a working visit to PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur, Prambanan & Ratu Boko at The Manohara Hotel Yogyakarta, Friday (22/10/2021). This visit was attended directly by the board of directors and management of PT TWC.

During their visit, they invited PT TWC stakeholders to build synergy among members of the Tourism BUMN Holding. This synergy will build a collective spirit. This spirit of togetherness will have an impact on a more efficient and effective business pattern.

This synergy is always seen as a collective value, not a personal value. We have to see everything holistically. Managerially, we don't need to do everything ourselves. Of course, the impact is more efficient," explained InJourney Deputy President Director Edwin Hidayat Abdullah.

InJourney invites TWC to build the tourism ecosystem around it. In tourism, many supporting factors are involved to bring impacts to the advancement of tourist destinations, such as transportation, destinations, amenities and retail.

"This aviation holding is ecosystem-based. This reminds us that these member companies are interdependent. We will collaborate everything towards Integrated and seamless tourism," he said.

Meanwhile, Director of HR and Digital of PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) Herdy Rosadi Harman said that the existence of this Tourism Holding will create greater opportunities for the advancement of the domestic tourism industry. This is supported by the opening of international flights, along with the improving rate of the pandemic.

"Our tourism assets are the largest, while the number of tourists coming is the smallest. Holding creates opportunities to develop revenue. We must ensure that it succeeds. This certainly depends on all of us. We support each other. With this holding, be sure to be very optimistic," he said.