Sandiaga Uno apresiasi upaya peningkatan daya tarik wisata Sari Ater
Sandiaga Uno, the former Deputy Governor of Jakarta and current Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, recently visited the popular tourist destination Sari Ater in Subang, West Java. During his visit, he expressed his appreciation for the efforts being made to enhance the attractiveness of the area for tourists.
Sari Ater is known for its natural hot springs, which have long been a draw for visitors seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. However, in recent years, the area has faced challenges in maintaining its appeal and competitiveness in the tourism industry.
Recognizing the importance of revitalizing and modernizing Sari Ater, local authorities and stakeholders have been working to improve the facilities and amenities available to visitors. This includes upgrading the hot spring pools, creating new recreational activities, and enhancing the overall infrastructure of the area.
During his visit, Sandiaga Uno commended these efforts and emphasized the need for collaboration between the government, businesses, and the local community to ensure the sustainable development of Sari Ater. He also highlighted the potential of the area to attract both domestic and international tourists, given its proximity to major cities like Jakarta and Bandung.
In addition to supporting the physical improvements being made at Sari Ater, Sandiaga Uno also emphasized the importance of promoting the destination through effective marketing and branding strategies. By showcasing the unique attractions and experiences that Sari Ater has to offer, he believes that the area can become a must-visit destination for travelers looking for a natural retreat.
Overall, Sandiaga Uno’s visit to Sari Ater serves as a testament to the government’s commitment to revitalizing and enhancing Indonesia’s tourism industry. By supporting the development of destinations like Sari Ater, the government aims to boost economic growth, create job opportunities, and showcase the beauty and diversity of Indonesia to the world. With continued investment and collaboration, Sari Ater has the potential to become a leading tourist destination in West Java and beyond.
