Yogyakarta's Culture: Driving Tourism, Economy, and Tax Revenue
Yogyakarta Special Region leverages its rich cultural heritage as a tourism asset, significantly boosting its regional economy and tax revenue. This strategic utilization of cultural capital is key to the region's sustainable development.
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