Indonesia's tourism recovery on hold amid Covid-19 outbreak


Menteng Park is pictured closed, as Indonesia imposes emergency measures, tightening restrictions in Java and Bali. - Reuters

JAKARTA (Xinhua):The re-opening of Indonesia's holiday islands to international tourists still seems like a long shot.

Indonesia's Covid-19 cases started soaring since mid-June, which accompanied with the strictest restrictions on public activities so far, holding the recovery of both domestic and foreign tourism at bay.

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