Indonesia Moves to Regulate Unregistered Tourism Accommodation
Indonesia is moving to regulate unregistered tourism accommodation to improve safety, ensure compliance, and create a fairer operating environment for licensed hotels and rentals.
Pratyaksha Singh 
Indonesia Targets Unregistered Tourism Accommodation
Indonesia has announced steps to regulate unregistered tourism accommodation, aiming to bring informal operators under a structured legal framework.
Ensuring Safety and Compliance
Authorities have highlighted concerns around guest safety, tax compliance, and service standards, noting that unregistered properties often operate outside existing regulations.
Level Playing Field for Licensed Operators
The move is expected to support licensed hotels and registered rentals by reducing unfair competition from informal accommodation providers.
Impact on Short-Term Rentals
The new measures may affect short-term rental platforms and independent operators, requiring registration, adherence to safety norms, and compliance with local laws.
Conclusion
Indonesia’s decision reflects a broader regional trend toward regulating tourism accommodation, balancing growth with safety, compliance, and sustainable destination management.
