In July 2026, Bali led Indonesia's star-rated hotel occupancy rates at 67.29%, according to Statistics Indonesia (BPS). This was followed by Banten (58.89%) and Yogyakarta (58.51%). The national average for star-rated hotels was 54.55%, showing slight increases compared to previous months and the prior year. Factors contributing to higher occupancy included domestic tourism during school holidays and local/international events in several regions. In contrast, areas like Highland Papua, Maluku, and Aceh had much lower occupancy rates. Non-star-rated hotels saw a 27.25% occupancy rate, with Bali again leading at 42.53%. However, this category experienced a small decline compared to June.
Bias read (Center): The article presents statistical data on hotel occupancy rates across Indonesian provinces without overtly favoring any political entity, ideology, or perspective. It quotes an official source (BPS) and provides balanced regional comparisons without evaluative language or emphasis on political gains



