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InJourney Prepares Hotel Strategy in Bali for Eid and Nyepi Celebrations

| Source: ANTARA_ID Translated from Indonesian | Business
InJourney Prepares Hotel Strategy in Bali for Eid and Nyepi Celebrations
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Jakarta — PT Hotel Indonesia Natour, operating as InJourney Hospitality, is preparing operational strategies and specialised guest experiences at its Bali properties following the convergence of Eid al-Fitr (1447 Hijri) and Nyepi (Balinese New Year) celebrations this year.

“Bali remains a favoured destination during this Eid period. We are projecting occupancy rates in Bali will reach 64 per cent,” said InJourney Hospitality Chief Executive Officer Christine Hutabarat during a press conference at Sarinah Building in Jakarta on Monday.

She stated that this period presents both a challenge and an opportunity for hotel occupancy rates in Bali.

According to Hutabarat, the Nyepi celebration, which is characterised by the cessation of all outdoor activities, requires hotels to ensure complete operational readiness, particularly regarding logistics and guest services.

“We must ensure all operational requirements are secure before Nyepi, as guests cannot leave the hotel and outdoor activities are severely limited,” she said.

Beyond logistical preparation, the company is introducing several themed packages including “Silent Escape,” “Sekala Niskala,” and “Silent Stay,” designed to ensure guests receive a comfortable experience during Nyepi.

Hutabarat stated that these concepts prioritise personal experiences, including in-hotel activities, dining programmes, as well as fitness and relaxation services.

She added that the convergence of Eid and Nyepi has prompted management to strengthen cross-unit coordination, including the recruitment of seasonal staff and round-the-clock operational monitoring.

“We want to ensure guest experience remains seamless even during periods of major religious celebrations,” she said.

She further noted that this period is expected to maintain domestic tourist interest in choosing Bali as their primary Eid holiday destination this year.

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