The authoritative e-newsletter Indonesia Digest, edited by Ibu Wuryastuti Sunario, reports that from June 6, 2006, the Indonesian Government increased to 52 the number of countries whose nationals can enjoy the Visa on Arrival Facility (VOA) upon landing at an Indonesian international gateway.
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- VIETNAM - Foreign visitors to HCM City increase
- VIETNAM - Tourists flock to ancient Hue city in fi...
- INDIA - Goa focuses on family-oriented positioning
- ACCOMMODATION - Amatapura causes buying frenzy whe...
- PHILIPPINES - Palawan sets up one-stop shop in Makati
- MALAYSIA - Pulau Kapas revived
- CHINA - Developing Hainan’s potential
- MARKETS - Pros and cons of going niche
- THAILAND -Thai agents face industry-wide clean-up
- PHILIPPINES - campaign woos US-based Filipinos
- VIETNAM - dreams big on tight budget
- AUSTRALIA - Changes to Working Holiday Visas
- AUSTRALIA - Western Australia, Queensland keen on ...
- NEW ZEALAND - Slow Internet Blamed For Tourism Ind...
- CONFERENCES - 4th APacCHRIE Conference
- FIJI - Tourism on track to deliver promise
- VIETNAM - Health tourism promoters pin hopes on re...
- SINGAPORE - high-end residential market perking
- MALAYSIA - Plan to set up artist colony in Penang
- MALAYSIA - UEM talking to 4 foreign theme park ope...
- THAILAND - Phuket Bay project back in NESDB lap
- INDONESIA - Bali by the Numbers: Closer Look at Ma...
- INDONESIA - Government Expands List of Countries E...
- REPUBLIC OF NAURU - Minister of Transportation Ann...
- AUSTRALIA - to quicken visa procedure for Czechs
- NEW ZEALAND - Claims NZ's quality tourist image ta...
- ACCOMMODATION - Diversify Middle East investment t...
- SINGAPORE- plans accommodation for 17 million tou...
- VIETNAM - EU project to train tourism workers
- CAMBODIA - World Class Golf Course opens in Siem Reap
- AVIATION - AIRASIA AND AIG REVOLUTIONIZE AIR TRAVE...
- SRI LANKA - Local hurdles delay first ever budget ...
- INDIA - The Andhra Pradesh government has decided ...
- TAIWAN - Tourism Shares Thrive
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