Sunday, November 3, 2013

Sustainable tourism Cipta award 2013

After careful selection of 144 tourist attractions in 27 among Indonesia’s 34 provinces, nine attractions were finally presented with the prestigious Citra Pesona Wisata or the Cipta Award 2013 for Sustainable Tourism Management from the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy.



Final Winners announced who received the Cipta Award 2013 were the following:

The Ulun Danu Bratan Temple in Bali
In the category of Natural Attraction managed by the National Government, Regional Government, State owned Enterprise or Regional Government Owned Enterprises

The Lagoi Mangrove Forest Agro-tourism on Bintan in the Riau Islands
Natural Attraction managed by Private Sector category

Kakaban Island, Derawan Archipelago, in East Kalimantan
Natural Attraction managed by Non-Government Organization, general public, or individual

Fort Vredenburg in Yogyakarta
Cultural Attraction category managed by National Government, Regional Government, State owned Enterprise or Regional Government Owned Enterprise

The Blanco Renaissance Museum in Bali
Cultural Attraction managed by the Private Sector

Penglipuran Tourism Village in Bali
Cultural Attraction managed by Non-Government Organization, general public, or individual

Owabong in Central Java
Man-made attraction managed by National Government, Regional Government, State owned Enterprise or Regional Government Owned Enterprise

Sampireun Village in West Java
Man-made attraction managed by small scale private sector

Jatim Park 1 in the town of Batu, East Java

Man-made attraction managed by large scale private sector