As the year comes to an end, everyone needs a break. We all need some time to recharge and just breathe. It’s time to refresh our minds by going on a vacay somewhere fun and close to home.
During tiket live last time, former maritime affairs and fisheries minister Susi Pudjiastuti shared some travel tips for t-mates. Are you curious about travel tips? Scroll down and read more!
Susi Pudjiastuti’s Travel Tips
Calling all of you millennials! You can follow these amazing travel tips from the one and only Susi Pudjiastuti before you head to your dream destination!
1. Explore Marine Tourism Across Indonesia
As we all know, this former minister loves to explore marine tourism. As someone who loves going to beaches, Mrs. Susi recommends you to discover pristine beaches across the archipelago.
Going to beaches can make us healthier. Why is that? Let us tell you some of the benefits:
- The sun is the best source of Vitamin D! By soaking up some sunshine at an exotic beach, you can be healthier!
- Ocean breeze improves our mood because it balances our serotonin levels. Thus, you can reduce your stress levels!
- The sound of the crashing waves can make you feel peaceful and calmer.
So, there is no reason for you not to enjoy your time at the beaches, right?! 🙂
2. Don’t Bring Single-Use Plastics
There is great advice from Susi Pudjiastuti, “Stop using single-use plastics!” Every time we travel somewhere to local destinations in Indonesia, we should refrain from using plastic everywhere we go. In fact, as a young generation, we should take part to protect our ocean and the ecosystem inside it.
Aside from damaging nature and marine animals, coronavirus can remain present for 72 hours in plastic materials, t-mates. That’s why, instead of drinking using a plastic bottle, you can bring your own tumbler. We recommend you to bring recyclable shopping bags as well in case you wanna shop while you’re traveling somewhere!
3. Do More Research about Tourist Spots (or Just Read tiket.com’s Blog) and Explore!
Indonesia has millions of beautiful tourist attractions that you can discover with your friends or family. During this difficult time, you can help the government to attract more tourists to travel across Indonesia. While you travel, you must always follow health protocols, ok?
Mrs. Susi Pudjiastuti recommends you to explore Raja Ampat, Wakatobi, Belitung, Sumba, Natuna, and Nias!
4. Revive Domestic Tourism
This pandemic has caused an unprecedented crisis in the tourism industry. However, this is not the end. Together, we can help the government to revive local tourism in Indonesia. There are many ways how you can do that.
One of them is by getting back on a vacay to visit tourist attractions in Indonesia that are still untouched by many tourists. Don’t forget to share your excitement while on vacation on your social media. Hopefully, more and more tourists will become interested to explore the destinations!
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