MotoGP Mandalika 2023 Money Circulation Nearly Rp1 Trillion

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Dream - The MotoGP Mandalika 2023 event that took place on 13-15 October 2023 has had a positive impact on tourism and the economy of the surrounding community. Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy (Menparekraf), Sandiaga Salahddin Uno, revealed that the circulation of money in MotoGP Mandalika 2023 even exceeded the target and almost reached Rp1 trillion.

"The MotoGP Mandalika has achieved very good results. The estimated turnover of money and ticket sales so far is considered very high and has exceeded our target."

ucap Sandiaga Uno dalam The Weekly Brief with Sandi Uno dikutip dari Liputan6.com, Selasa, 17 Oktober 2023. Translated: Sandiaga Uno said in The Weekly Brief with Sandi Uno quoted from Liputan6.com, Tuesday, October 17, 2023.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is: "Temporary Money Circulation Reaches Rp914 Billion".

Deputy of Strategic Policy of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf) Dessy Ruhati noted that the temporary estimate of the turnover of the world motor racing event reached Rp914 billion.

"The estimated turnover of money, MotoGP ticket sales, and expenses from spectators or tourists who come amount to Rp914 billion, which is a temporary result as the counting process is still ongoing,""

Bright Dessy.

With ticket sales totaling Rp73 billion and tourist spending reaching approximately Rp841 billion. The event, attended by approximately 102,929 visitors, also recorded an average visitor expenditure of around Rp5-10 million per day.

MotoGP Mandalika 2023 Money Circulation Nearly Rp1 Trillion

For accommodation, in zones one to three, namely in Mandalika, Praha and Kota Mataram, the occupancy rate reached 100 percent with prices increasing by 2-3 times the normal price. Based on the presented data, 40 percent of respondents chose hotels for their stay, followed by 20 percent for homestays, 26.6 percent for staying at relatives' houses, and 13.3 percent for villas or resorts.

While preserving the HTML tags, the translated text would be: "Meanwhile, in terms of transportation used, visitors used airplanes by 60 percent, cars by 26.6 percent, motorcycles by 6.6 percent, and other means of transportation by 6.6 percent. Dessy also reported that the majority of the viewers of this event were tourists from West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) by 46.6 percent, Central Java by 13.3 percent, West Java by 13.3 percent, followed by Banten by 13.3 percent, Bali by 6.6 percent, and DKI Jakarta by 6.6 percent."

The majority of the audience, or about 90 percent, also acknowledged that they would revisit Mandalika or Lombok, NTB not only because of the MotoGP event but also because of the improved facilities. Meanwhile, UMKM actors experienced a 36.54 percent increase in income.

"With an increasing number of spectators and tourists coming, Menparekraf Sandiaga said that the circuit facilities must be made even better."

"From our notes during MotoGP this year, the facilities have been good, but there is a need for additional prayer rooms and better management of the toilets. We believe that's all and it doesn't require high costs to improve all of that."

say the man who is usually Sandi.

Pengacara Kondang