In August 2025, foreign tourist arrivals in Indonesia experienced a year-on-year increase of 12.33%, reaching 1.50 million visitors, marking a slight decrease from the 13.01% growth recorded in the previous month.
Among the primary contributing markets, Malaysia accounted for 21.71% of arrivals, followed by Japan at 15.80%, South Korea at 15.28%, China at 11.57%, the UK at 8.40%, Singapore at 3.47%, and Australia at 1.30%.
Conversely, arrivals from the United States and India experienced declines of 6.76% and 4.13% respectively, indicating varied recovery patterns across different source markets.
Over the January to August period, total international arrivals increased by 10.38%, reaching 10.04 million visitors as Indonesia's tourism sector continues its robust post-pandemic recovery.
The Indonesian government aims to attract 14 to 16 million foreign visitors in 2025, building on last year's strong performance when tourism surged by 19.1% to 13.9 million visitors, surpassing the pandemic-era target range.
