Jakarta, 7 July 2026 – Indonesia tourism continues to gain momentum in 2026. The government aims to achieve 1.18 billion domestic tourist trips this year. Growing interest in short-haul travel among Asian travellers is also creating new opportunities for the hospitality industry.
As more people travel across Indonesia, demand continues to grow for accommodation that offers comfort, flexibility, and convenience.
Longer Stays Shape New Travel Trends
Traveller preferences are evolving. Instead of taking only short holidays, many visitors now choose to stay longer in leisure destinations and business cities.
Several factors are driving this shift in travel behaviour. The growing popularity of bleisure travel has encouraged more professionals to combine business with leisure, while the rise of remote working gives travellers greater flexibility to extend their stays. At the same time, many guests are seeking more immersive experiences that allow them to connect more deeply with the destinations they visit.
Recognising these changes, Marclan International continues to strengthen its portfolio of managed hotels across Indonesia. The company focuses on delivering high-quality hospitality experiences while meeting the changing needs of modern travellers.
“We’re seeing a clear shift in traveller behaviour, with guests placing greater value on flexibility and meaningful travel experiences,” said Chandra Himawan, Head of Marketing at Marclan International. “More travellers are combining business trips with leisure or choosing to stay longer so they can work remotely from their destination of choice. In response, we continue to adapt our hotel products and services to better support these changing travel patterns.”
Flexible Long-Stay Options Across Indonesia
To meet growing demand, Marclan International continues to expand its long-stay programmes across selected managed properties, including TMG Hotel Tebet and Swarga Suites Bali Berawa.
These programmes serve guests who need extended accommodation for business travel, remote working, or longer leisure holidays. Spacious rooms, comfortable facilities, and productivity-focused amenities allow guests to enjoy a more flexible and convenient stay.
Marclan International continues to prepare every hotel within its portfolio for rising visitor numbers. The company enhances service quality, upgrades facilities, and refines the guest experience across its properties.
These efforts help every hotel provide a comfortable stay for both domestic and international travellers while maintaining consistent hospitality standards.
Supporting Indonesia Tourism Through Hospitality
Indonesia’s growing tourism sector presents new opportunities for the hospitality industry. Hotels can deliver more innovative services while responding to changing traveller expectations.
Marclan International remains committed to improving service excellence and expanding flexible accommodation options. Through these initiatives, the company supports the continued growth of Indonesia’s tourism industry and contributes to a stronger and more competitive hospitality ecosystem.
