HubLombok estimates · quarterly, not live
Kutaland $/are$21K+2.4%Selong Belanakland $/are$12K+1.8%Are Gulingland $/are$9K+4.1%Mandalikaland $/are$7.5K+3.2%Mawunland $/are$3.9K+2.1%Bumbangland $/are$2.4K+5.0%Stabilised OccupancySouth Lombok, yrs 1-355-70%est.Tourism Arrivalsyear-on-year+40-50%est.Kutaland $/are$21K+2.4%Selong Belanakland $/are$12K+1.8%Are Gulingland $/are$9K+4.1%Mandalikaland $/are$7.5K+3.2%Mawunland $/are$3.9K+2.1%Bumbangland $/are$2.4K+5.0%Stabilised OccupancySouth Lombok, yrs 1-355-70%est.Tourism Arrivalsyear-on-year+40-50%est.
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The Lombok Briefing · № 4 · 1 August 2026

Lombok’s food links and Mandalika’s management reset

This fortnight, the useful signals are less about grand announcements than about the systems beneath them: how food moves, who manages key resorts and how destinations handle risk.

For South Lombok investors, that is the right level of attention. Land values and visitor demand matter, but so do logistics, governance and the everyday quality of the destination experience.

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