Cultural tourism is a significant part of the creative sector. The creative industries are a critical tool for socioeconomic development and have been hailed as a catalyst for urban and regional renewal. Individual creativity, ability, and talent are valued in creative industries, as are industries that have the potential to generate income and jobs through the development or production of intellectual property. Within the 'creative economy,' the creative industries sector is also known as the 'creative and cultural industries,' the 'creative and digital industries,' or the 'creative industry.' Now creative industries, which operate at the intersection of culture, business, and technology, have become an important and increasing element of the global economy all over the world. Â Â
How Indonesian tourism as part of creative industry? Creative Industries in Indonesia has a lot of potential in the tourism business, both in terms of travel and tourism services. Examples when it comes to Indonesian tourism, the majority of people immediately think of Bali. Beautiful landscapes, Balinese Hinduism, bustling nightclubs, beaches, and more may all be found on this small but well-known island, which caters to many segments of international tourism. Bali is a volcanically active tropical island located about 8 degrees south of the equator. Bali's beautiful scenery includes scenic beaches, rugged cliffs, lush rice terraces, breathtaking waterfalls, highland lakes, and an endless ocean that attracts foreigners to come to Bali.Â
As it strives to carve out a niche in Asia's extremely competitive tourism sector, Indonesia's creative economy industries present a distinct selling feature. It is a platform that brings together a varied range of sectors and fosters the promotion of Indonesia's unique and diversified cultural heritage, as well as local residents' participation in the development of their region. Local development is crucial, but the country already has a wealth of natural and cultural attractions to offer visitors
