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        "id": 1753516,
        "msgid": "how-to-obtain-a-museum-passport-for-a-collection-of-aesthetic-stamps-1779542992",
        "date": "2026-05-21 05:08:00",
        "title": "How to Obtain a Museum Passport for a Collection of Aesthetic Stamps",
        "author": "Ni Nyoman Wira Widyanti",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Indonesian Ministry of Culture, via its Museum and Cultural Heritage unit (MCB), has released the Museum Passport, which can be stamped at a number of locations to encourage museum visits. The passport can be bought at the IHA Shop or MCB-managed souvenir stores, with plans to extend sales through bookstores and other venues; private museums are welcome to participate. The initiative, launched to mark the MCB\u2019s anniversary, covers museums at district, city, and provincial levels, with possible expansion beyond government museums.",
        "content": "<p>The Ministry of Culture, through its Museum and Cultural Heritage\nunit (MCB), has released the Museum Passport (Paspor Museum), which can\nbe stamped at a number of locations. \u201cWe hope the Museum Passport can be\na first step, an innovative move to make visitors come to museums. It\nshould become a lifestyle, like going to a shopping mall. Attending\nmuseums should become a cultured lifestyle,\u201d said Culture Minister Fadli\nZon, quoted by Antara on Wednesday, 20 May 2026. So how can you obtain\nthe museum passport and the stamps? See more below. The launch date\ncoincided with the MCB\u2019s anniversary. Tourists can purchase it directly\nat IHA Shop or souvenir stores under MCB management. Not only in museum\nareas, the reach of the Museum Passport sale is planned to be expanded\nto other places. According to MCB, the institution plans to collaborate\nwith bookstores to broaden distribution. Once you have the passport,\nvisitors can stamp it with seals in the book. The stamps are provided at\nseveral participating museums. Each location has its own unique design,\nmeaning stamps may differ. The locations are spread across various\nadministrative levels, including district\/city and provincial museums.\nThe programme is not limited to government-owned museums. Esti also\nwelcomed private sector participation.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/how-to-obtain-a-museum-passport-for-a-collection-of-aesthetic-stamps-1779542992",
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