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Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PROMOTING SME’s ROLE in the TOURISM SECTOR Presented by: Riyanto Sofyan BSEE., MBA. Chairman Indonesia Sharia Hotel and Restaurant Association (AHSIN) Chairman of Halal Food, Hotel and Islamic Tourism, Islamic Economy Society Chairman PT. Sofyan Hotels Tbk. – SofyanHospitality

TOURISM INDUSTRY A remarkable socio-economic phenomena of the past century. One of the world’s largest industries and categories of international trade. Have a very significant direct, indirect and induced economy impact, creating 185 supply-side activities according to SICTA-WTO Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Source :World Tourism Organization

BOOMING HALAL OR SHARIA COMPLIANT MARKETS 1.6 BILLION POPULATION (23% WORLD POPULATION), Growing 1.5% VS. 0.7% WORLDWIDE. 60`% below 30 Vs. 43% in China. The total GDP of Islamic Economy in 2012 reached US$ 9.5 trillions VS. China US$ 8.5 Trillion. High Growth in GDP OIC AVG. 6.3% VS. 5.3% WORLDWIDE. Disposable income est. at $4.8 trillion in 2012 High Growth in Sharia-sensitive Consumers, Investment, Financing & Trade. Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

The Predominance Character of Tourism Its response to particular assets. Tourism places great value on the assets, such as warm climate, high mountains, rich cultural heritage, inspiring landscapes and abundant biodiversity. Its accessibility to the SMEs. Tourism is traditionally made up of small and micro enterprises. Its connectivity. Tourism Multiplier Effects  wide range of sectors. Its linking of consumers to producers. The Tourist visit to the producers (SMEs) Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

The Predominance Character of SME Capability to absorb big size of working force Great capacity to reduce unemployment and alleviate poverty Contributing enormous share of the GDP Minimum investment and low financing structure Dominant majority numbers of businesses are SMEs Adaptive and flexible towards market changes Easiness and timeliness of products innovation and uniqueness

Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TOURISM & SME’s Inter-RELATION

FOCUS STRATEGY IN PROMOTING SME’s ROLE IN TOURISM To increase the size and performance of the tourism sector as a whole (size of the cake) – To increase the proportion of spending in the sector that reaches the SMEs (share of the cake) *Adapted from: Manual on Tourism and Poverty Alleviation, Practical Steps for Destinations. UNWTO and SNV 2010 Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

FOCUS STRATEGY 1 To increase the size and performance of the tourism sector as a whole Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

ISLAMIC TOURISM Booming Halal Sector Market  Has reached US$4.3 Trillions A new lucrative phenomenon since early 2000 GLOBAL TOURISM MARKET (US$ billions, in 2012), Global Muslim US $137 (12,5% of global Expenditure) – the largest, United States $122, Germany $95, China $89, United Kingdom $65, France $52 Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

The Potential of Global Tourism Industry (2012) Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DescriptionIndonesia Global Muslim Tourist Receipts (ISLAMIC TOURISM) US$ 1,66 billions (1.2%) International Tourist Receipts International Tourist Arrivals US$ 9.1 Billions (0.8%) 8.8 millions (0.8%) World US$137 billions (100%) US$ 1,075 billions (100%) 1,035 millions (100%) OIC US$ 30.5 billions (22%) US$132.3 billions (12.3%) millions (15.2%) Room for Growth

Islamic Tourism Need to have Good to have Nice to have The concept of Islamic tourism is not limited to religious tourism, but it extends to all forms of tourism except those that go against Islamic values.  All Facilities and Services are Conducive to Islamic Values and Lifestyles  Ramadhan (fasting) services & facilities  No non-Halal activities  Sharia Compliant Recreation facilities and services Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED  Halal food services  Water usage friendly washrooms and Salaath (Prayer) facilities

Australia : Gold Coast – Queensland Prayer rooms in malls & theme parks, halal food at leading hotels. Qibla and Quran in rooms..several mosques dotted across Gold Coast* Government has been jointly organising free Iftar at leading hotels Five-star Hilton Surfers Paradise - the 15th floor executive lounge turned into Iftar lounge* Middle East Tourist increased by 38 % * Average length of stay is 3 weeks and spend per visitor excluding airfare is $7,025 - almost triple the global average* *Queensland Tourism Press Release, August 2012 Hilton Surfers Paradise

INDONESIA  Indonesia in 2012 launched Islamic Tourism Enhancement Program to boost its Tourism Receipts.  On June 2 and 3, 2014, hosted The First OIC International Forum on Islamic Tourism, in Jakarta, Indonesia. As implementation of Resolutions adopted at the 8 th Islamic Cooperation Tourism Ministers Meeting in Gambia  The Fourth Coordination Committee meeting for the Implementation of the Framework for the Development and Cooperation in the domain of Tourism among OIC Member States, was also held in Jakarta on June 3, 2014, and designated Indonesia to coordinate relevant actions for development and cooperation on Islamic Tourism among OIC member states Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

HOTELS  HOTELS with ROOMS  37 SHARIA COMPLIANT CERTIFIED  ESTIMATED 150 SHARIA COMPLIANT OPERATED RESTAURANTS  RESTAURANTS  303 HALAL COMPLIANT CERTIFIED  ESTIMATED HALAL COMPLIANT OPERATED TOUR & TRAVEL  TOTAL TOUR & TRAVEL  27 SHARIA COMPLIANT CERTIFIED  ESTIMATED 800 SHARIA COMPLIANT OPERATED SPA  29 TOTAL SHARIA COMPLIANT CERTIFIED  ESTIMATED 100 SHARIA COMPLIANT OPERATED Halal & Sharia Compliant Certified Hospitality Facilities & Services in Indonesia

Islamic Tourism Enhancement Program Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED I.BUILD A STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN II.DEVELOPING ISLAMIC TOURISM PRODUCTS STANDARDIZATION AND CERTIFICATION, III.DEVELOPING ISLAMIC TOURISM HUMAN RESOURCES COMPETENCY STANDARD, TRAINING PROGRAMS AND CERTIFICATION IV.BUILDING AWARENESS and CAPACITY BUILDING V.POSTIONING, DIFFERENTIATION, BRANDING and PROMOTION

FOCUS STRATEGY 2 To increase the proportion of spending in the Tourism sector that reaches the SMEs Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

1.Government Policy to nurture the development of SME’s enterprises. a.Rules and restrictions of investment and ownership : (PERPRES No. 39 Tahun 2014 & UU No. 10 Tahun 2009).  100 %of capital share can be owned by foreign investor for large enterprises (eg. 3 to 5 Star Rated Classified Hotel, Golf Course & Driving Range, etc)  50% of capital share can be owned by Foreign investor for medium enterprises (e.g :Motel & Lodging Service, Spa, Restaurant, Recreational Parks, etc)  100% of capital share can only be owned local investor for small enterprises (eg. Travel Agent and tourist guide only permitted for domestic INITIATIVES PROGRAMS to PROMOTE SME’s ROLES in TOURISM SECTOR

b.Redistribution of proceeds from tax or charge on tourists or tourism enterprises to promote SME’s role through subsidized programs for capacity building, etc. c.Encourage support from tourists or tourism enterprises to SMEs developments. (Grant, CSR, etc.) d.Encourage Investment in infrastructure stimulated by tourism also benefiting the SME’s enterprise in the locality, directly or through support to other sectors. e.Arrangement & facilitation of joint ventures between large enterprises & SMEs f.Facilitation of export financing for SMEs Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

INITIATIVES PROGRAMS to PROMOTE SME’s ROLES in TOURISM SECTOR g.Provide Technical and Financial Assistants for SMEs to acquire business certifications. (Tourism Minister Regulation no. 6 year 2014 article 5) h.Conduct trainings and certification of competence for Human Resources in tourism industry to support capacity building. Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

INITIATIVES PROGRAMS to PROMOTE SME’s ROLES in TOURISM SECTOR Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2.Zakat, Waqaf, and other charity fund utilization for the empowerment of SME. 3.Employment of tourism enterprises can be outsourced by SME’s. Eg. Security Staff, Cleaning and House keepings. 4.Supply of goods and services to tourism sector by the SME’s enterprises. 5.Expand direct access for SMEs to sell their products and services to tourists. 6.Support on financing empowerment for micro business actors by micro finance institution.

CONCLUSIONS Tourism is one of the strongest drivers of world trade, prosperity and poverty alleviation. One of the most lucrative opportunity for high growth in tourism receipts is Islamic Tourism. SMEs represent a principal driving force of economic growth and in nature are closely related to Tourism Industry should be empowered to the fullest capacity in all of Tourist Destinations development strategies and action plans. Copyright © 2014 SofyanHospitality International| ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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