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Indonesia welcomes record tourists this Eid

Posted on: May 14, 2022 | Posted by: eServicis Travel

Recently, Indonesia experienced a huge rush in tourists, after remaining closed for two years. The entire glory goes to Eid and easing restrictions. The Tourism and Creative...

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