The Department of Tourism and Culture urges managers to pay attention to readiness ahead of the weekend.
This is because during the Idul Adha 1447 Hijriah holiday, tourist visits are predicted to increase significantly.
The Head of the Department of Tourism and Culture said that ahead of the holiday, every tourism industry manager is given education and understanding regarding the implementation of the Sapta Pesona tourism concept.
“Tourism managers must always pay attention to aspects of cleanliness, comfort, and order as top priorities,” he said on Tuesday (26/5/2026).
He added that managers are also urged to check various supporting facilities and equipment to ensure visitor safety and comfort.
“For tourist attractions that have risky or extreme rides, we monitor and provide understanding to all employees regarding inspection procedures and ride safety standards,” he said.
He mentioned that cleanliness issues are also an important concern. Tourists will form a particular impression of a tourist attraction based on its cleanliness.
“All existing facilities, from toilets to the access roads leading to the tourist location, must be ensured to be comfortable and clean,” he said.
He emphasized that his office supports the Regent’s program regarding the equitable development of tourist destinations so that they are not only concentrated in the northern region.
“Currently, development is starting to be directed towards the southern region, such as Curug Malela and several tourist villages in the western area that are beginning to be organized and have their potential mapped,” he said.
“It is hoped that by 2027, the tourism development and education programs in these areas can be optimally budgeted,” he concluded.
Faber-Castell Indonesia once again demonstrates its commitment to supporting early childhood development through an activity titled “Little Hand, Big Dreams” (Little Creatives Big Event) held at Mall Mayasari, Tasikmalaya, West Java, on Saturday, 23 May 2026. The activity, aimed at participants in the Early Childhood Education and Kindergarten categories, successfully generated high enthusiasm from the community with total participation of 206 pairs of participants accompanied by their guardians.
Carrying the spirit of creativity and color exploration, this event became an educational and fun platform for children to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and courage in expressing their imagination through coloring activities. Through the Jumbo Creamy Crayon and Easy Grasp Bulb Crayon products from the Little Creatives series, Faber-Castell aims to present a creative learning experience that is not only entertaining but also supports children’s positive growth and development.
On that occasion, the Product Manager of Faber-Castell International Indonesia stated that this activity is part of the company’s commitment to continue supporting Indonesian children from an early age. “We believe that every child has extraordinary creative potential. Through the ‘Little Hand, Big Dreams’ activity, Faber-Castell wants to provide a space for children to freely express themselves, imagine, and enjoy a fun learning process through colors,” said the Product Manager.
She also added that activities like this are expected to strengthen the synergy between Faber-Castell and schools as well as parents, in creating positive educational experiences for children. Besides being a competition event, this activity also presented an interactive and cheerful atmosphere that provided a valuable experience for both participants and their families who attended.
Faber-Castell Indonesia consistently continues to present various educational and creative programs as part of the company’s contribution to supporting the development of the world of education and children’s creativity in Indonesia. Meanwhile, the “Little Hand, Big Dreams” (Little Creatives Big Event) organized by Faber-Cast
