"Promo" fires impact Indonesian tourism

Indonesia has decided to temporarily close Bromo Mountain National Park in East Java indefinitely due to ongoing forest fires inside the volcano crater, which have burned approximately 176 hectares. The fire has disrupted tourism activities and incurred significant costs for its suppression using helicopters and drones, in addition to economic losses related to rescheduling trips and refunding tickets. It has also impacted sectors linked to tourism, such as hotels, transportation, and restaurants—especially during the peak travel season. This incident reflects the economic risks caused by natural disasters that affect the tourism sector, a major source of income and employment in the region. Containing the fire quickly is essential to minimize these losses.

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