Indonesian Minister of Tourism Widiyanti Putri Wardhana said the achievement reflects the growing competitiveness of Indonesia’s tourism sector, particularly its hospitality industry, and will have a broad impact on strengthening the country’s tourism image. Last year, Indonesia was represented by 33 hotels on the Michelin Keys list. The ministry highlighted that this year’s achievement represents a new record.
Around 9,000 hotels and properties were evaluated for the Michelin Keys 2026 list. Indonesia qualified for the “3 Key” (Extraordinary Stay) category with one property, the “2 Key” (Exceptional Stay) category with 11 hotels and resorts, and the “1 Key” (Very Special Stay) category with 33 hotels and resorts. The list was published on September 18, 2026, in the latest edition of Michelin Keys.
