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The DKI Jakarta provincial department responsible for tourism and creative-economy affairs, including destination administration, tourism marketing and creative-industry development.
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The Jakarta Tourism and Creative Economy Agency, formally Dinas Pariwisata dan Ekonomi Kreatif Provinsi DKI Jakarta, is a department of the DKI Jakarta provincial government. Its public remit includes tourism administration and creative-economy development, including destination management, tourism marketing and creative-industry development.[1][2]
The agency’s official site lists its office in Kuningan Barat, Jakarta, Indonesia.[3]
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