PT Hotel Indonesia Natour, under InJourney Hospitality, predicts hotel occupancy rates in Bali will hit 84% during the holidays. This forecast includes the company-managed hotels in Nusa Dua, covering the Christmas and New Year period of 2024-2025. Christine Hutabarat, President Director of InJourney Hospitality, highlighted a surge in occupancy expected from December 20, 2024, to January 4, 2025. Bali, especially Nusa Dua, is anticipated to be the most popular destination during the holiday season.
Bali hotels show the highest occupancy among InJourney Hospitality’s properties during the Christmas and New Year holidays. The average occupancy is projected to reach 84%, especially for top hotels in Nusa Dua Bali,” she explained in a written statement on Wednesday, December 11, 2024.
The projection coincides with InJourney Airports’ estimates, which anticipate a 5.20% rise in passenger traffic at Bali’s airport. This increase is compared to last year’s period, reflecting growing travel trends and demand. InJourney Hospitality is fully prepared for the influx of holiday visitors to Bali, emphasizing family-friendly hotels in Nusa Dua. The company has optimized its hotel facilities and operational systems to enhance guest experiences during the busy season.
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Nationwide Occupancy Projections for InJourney Hospitality Hotels
InJourney Hospitality anticipates a 77% hotel occupancy rate across Indonesia during the Christmas and New Year period this year. This figure marks a 12% increase compared to the holiday occupancy rate from the previous year.
“This growth is a positive sign amid Indonesia’s ongoing efforts to recover domestic tourism,” said Hutabarat.
Breaking it down by star rating:
- 5-star hotels, including a prominent 5-star hotel in Nusa Dua, managed by InJourney, are projected to see a 15% increase in occupancy during this holiday period.
- 4-star hotels are expected to perform similarly, with the highest occupancy at Truntum Kuta Bali and The Manohara Yogyakarta.
- Bookings for 3-star hotels, particularly last-minute reservations, are also anticipated to increase. Hotels such as Khas Parapat in North Sumatra, Khas Malioboro, and Khas Tugu in Yogyakarta are expected to record the highest occupancy.
In addition to Bali, which consistently shows high occupancy due to its status as a favorite destination, regions in Sumatra and Java are also projected to perform well. The average occupancy is 77%, marking a 4-5% increase compared to the previous year’s holiday season.
This is for travelers seeking the best family hotels Nusa Dua offers. This holiday season is ideal for luxurious stays and festive experiences. This strong performance underscores the recovery momentum in Indonesia’s domestic tourism sector, with Nusa Dua leading the charge as a prime holiday destination.