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Wednesday, 23 September 2026<\/p>\n
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The Mandalika area in Lombok is attracting another international investor. This time, a Spanish-linked investor is preparing to develop a villa project with a total investment of around IDR 55 billion.<\/p>\n
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The project is planned in The Mandalika Special Economic Zone (SEZ), one of Indonesia\u2019s major tourism development areas in Central Lombok. The investment agreement was marked by the signing of a Land Utilization and Development Agreement, or LUDA, between InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) and PT Sapo Development Lombok in January 2026.<\/p>\n
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So, what exactly will be built?<\/p>\n
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The plan is to develop 80 villas on approximately 1.6 hectares of land in lots KGH1 and KGH2. The project will include 50 exclusive villas and another 30 standard villas.<\/p>\n
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The total investment is estimated at IDR 55 billion. Construction was planned to begin with groundbreaking around April, with the villas targeted to be completed and operating by 2028.<\/p>\n
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For The Mandalika, another villa project means more accommodation options for visitors. The area has been developing as a tourism destination, and additional villas can help support visitors looking for alternatives to hotels.<\/p>\n
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The project is also interesting because it connects Lombok with investors from Europe. ITDC described PT Sapo as the 34th investor in The Mandalika, while total investment in the area had reached around IDR 5.96 trillion at the time of the announcement.<\/p>\n
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The arrival of a Spanish-linked investor could also encourage more European businesses to look at Lombok. ITDC said the project was expected to help open the way for other investors, particularly from Spain and other European countries.<\/p>\n
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Another interesting point is the potential impact on local employment.<\/p>\n
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ITDC said it was ready to facilitate access to competent workers during the construction process. This means the investment is not only about building villas and increasing accommodation capacity. There is also an opportunity to involve workers and businesses from the surrounding area.<\/p>\n
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The Mandalika SEZ also offers several facilities for investors. According to ITDC, investors can benefit from various fiscal and non-fiscal incentives available within the special economic zone. These can include certain import and tax facilities, depending on the applicable regulations.<\/p>\n
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For tourists, the development is part of a bigger picture. More villas can provide additional places to stay as Lombok continues to attract travelers interested in beaches, nature, sports, and tourism activities around Mandalika.<\/p>\n
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For Spain, meanwhile, this project represents a connection with one of Indonesia\u2019s developing tourism destinations.<\/p>\n
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The IDR 55 billion investment may therefore be more than just a villa project. It shows how international capital is becoming part of the development of The Mandalika, while also creating potential opportunities for tourism, employment, and future investment partnerships in Lombok.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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