Indonesian tourism will be more lively with the presence of "Dig Indonesia!" This is an application that will facilitate multilingual tourism tourists while on holiday in Indonesia.
Applications Dig Indonesia! is the result of cooperation between Shobunsha Inc., and UCS Group Indonesia and supported by Kemenpar. This application is an effort to promote tourism through the digital media.
Meeting Room 16th Floor Sapta Pesona Building, Kemenpar, representatives of Shobunsha Inc., Daisuke IMEI, also describes this application to Menpar Arief Yahya, all invitations and media crews.
"Platform "Dig Indonesia!" Dig platform will be the same with Japan! Is very popular in Japan. Share Market We are the 90%, with the orientation of foreign tourists and Japan" he explained.
He assessed that Indonesia has tourism potential is extraordinary to be developed. With a number of islands reached 10,000 pieces, the potential to make the Japanese feel a little jealous. Support the Indonesian government that is open to investment is also an added value itself.
"So far, we-we only know Bali in Japan alone. Data travel information on Bali very salable in Japan. We hope more Indonesian tourism information coming to Japan, so that benefit both sides" he said.
Although not yet launched and is still in the development stage, Dig Indonesia applications is expected to be easier for tourists from Japan and other countries while on vacation in Indonesia.
"At the moment our focus complements the data in three regions, Bali, Jakarta and Riau. As we know, these three regions accounted for the largest number of tourists in Indonesia by 45%, 40% and 10%" says the director of UCS Group, Imawan Mashuri provide an explanation.
This online application will use 3 technology platform that website as a travel planner, a travel guide mobile application and augmented reality as interactive content for the user.
Later, this application will also display the logo of Wonderful Indonesia to further strengthen tourism branding Indonesia in the eyes of tourists Abroad. Applications Dig Indonesia! is expected to be launched later this year.
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