Tourism is an important part of Indonesia's

economy, with millions of visitors each year

coming to see the country's natural beauty and
cultural attractions. The government has been
working to develop infrastructure and promote
tourism, with a goal of attracting 20 million
foreign visitors by 2020.

Challenges
Indonesia faces a number of challenges, including
poverty, corruption, and environmental issues.
The country has made progress in reducing
poverty, but still has a large population living in
poverty, particularly in rural areas.

Indonesia is also known for its high levels of

corruption, which can hinder economic
development and lead to social inequality. The
government has taken steps to combat
corruption, including creating an anti-corruption
commission, but more work needs to be done.