Ditinggal Mudik, Kemenpar Prediksi Jakarta Tetap Ramai Saat Lebaran

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00:00The biggest cities in Indonesia, including Jakarta, will begin to be left by their residents

00:10during the holiday of Eid al-Adha 2025.

00:13The Ministry of Tourism estimates that the movement of Indonesian tourists

00:17on the holiday of Eid al-Adha this year has reached more than 140 million people.

00:22Nevertheless, Deputy Minister of Marketing of the Ministry of Tourism,

00:26Nima D. Ayu Martini, in a press conference in Jakarta on Monday,

00:31said that Jakarta is still predicted to be crowded,

00:34although some of its residents flock to the village of Halaman.

00:38Tourist attractions such as Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Ancol, and Monas

00:43are believed to be full of visitors, including those from outside Jakarta.

00:49This year, the DKI provost also made a program

00:53on how to make Jakarta less crowded.

00:56But from the last few days, because of the toll,

01:01there is a survey that proves that with the toll,

01:05Jakarta is no longer like before, which is indeed quiet on Eid al-Adha.

01:10It turns out that from outside, they also come to Jakarta.

01:13Why? For easy access.

01:15The area on the island of Java is still a primary tourist destination for the community.

01:21He also reminds people to prioritize safety,

01:25and also check the weather forecast so that the journey is more comfortable.

01:30From Jakarta, Riloita, Nanin Junior, Taramuwartakan News Agency.