Jakarta, Nov. 22 -- The Ministry of Tourism is working to attract more visitors from Saudi Arabia to Indonesia, recognizing the Gulf state as a promising market for several destinations across the country.

Deputy for Marketing Ni Made Ayu Marthini said in Jakarta on Friday (November 21) that her office aims to promote Indonesia's tourism appeal during the Hajj pilgrimage seasons.

She noted that the effort is aimed at highlighting Indonesia's natural and cultural attractions in other regions, not only Jakarta and Bali.

Marthini explained that Saudi Arabian travelers typically have high spending power and interest in luxury goods and services, presenting potential for increased national revenue from tourism.

"For example, we have seven-...