Indonesia Enhances Food Safety Standards in Over 6,000 Tourism Villages
Indonesia is strengthening food safety standards in over 6,000 tourism villages to attract domestic and international tourists. The initiative aims to build traveler confidence and boost local economies through improved hygiene and safe food provisions.
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