IDMount Bromo in East Java, Indonesia, will reopen to tourists on September 19, 2026, after authorities determined the area is now safe following a recent fire. The Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Authority (TNBTS) announced the decision based on safety assessments, visitor capacity considerations, and the economic needs of local communities. Visitors who purchased tickets for September 19–30, 2026, can proceed with their planned visits without needing new tickets, though existing tickets cannot be rescheduled or refunded. Approximately 200 refund or rescheduling requests were received from groups affected by the earlier closure, which lasted from September 12–18. Authorities emphasized the importance of avoiding fire risks such as campfires and discarded cigarettes, urging visitors to report any potential fire hazards immediately. Earlier reports indicated that a fire in the Jemplang area of Mount Bromo had been successfully extinguished through coordinated efforts.
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