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 · № 8 · 1 October 2026

Lombok’s halal economy, and the returns question

Indonesia is trying to connect halal production, finance and distribution. For Lombok, the policy raises a practical question: what would Muslim-friendly tourism need in order to grow?

Elsewhere, a minister’s estimate of MotoGP’s economic impact puts Mandalika’s sports-tourism bet back in view, but it does not show how much value reaches local businesses. This issue also looks at event readiness, a broader tourism calendar and national investment in health and transport.

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