3 Favorite Domestic Destinations Millennial Year 2018

From year to year, the trend of traveling millennial generation is constantly changing. Including a variety of tourist destinations. The proof, 60 percent of Indonesian millennial tourists prefer domestic destinations than foreign countries.
Dwidayatour as one travel agent in Indonesia to do digital research from January to February 2018 about behavior of millenial generation traveling 18-35 years old. Of the 1700 warganet respondents, three domestic favorite destinations and three favorite overseas destinations and the reasons were revealed.

"Of the total destinations, 60 percent of millenial respondents prefer domestic detection, because it is still affordable by the budget and their time is the majority of new workers, as well as new families," said Hendriyapto, VP Commercial Dwidayatour, on the sidelines of Dwidayatour Carnival, at Jakarta, Friday (13/4/2018).
The three favorite overseas destinations are Japan, Singapore and Turkey.
He also added, the charm of Indonesia's unparalleled natural beauty is also one of the reasons millenial priority domestic destinations. Natural beauty is thought to be the reason for producing good photos to upload to social media.
The following sequence of favorite destinations millenial research results, as reported by Kompas.

1. Raja Ampat
   
   The exotic island islands and marine parks in Raja Ampat are endless for exploration. Starting from Arborek Island, Yenbubua Island, Waisai Island, and many other destinations. In addition to its natural beauty, millennial tourists also make culture as their reason to make Raja Ampat a priority tourist destination in 2018.

2. Labuan Bajo
   
   The second largest choice also has the beauty of the natural landscape is remarkable. Surely you are familiar with Padar Island, Komodo Island, and Rinca Island is not it? In addition, Labuan Bajo which is the entrance to Komodo National Park is very close to various diving spots.

3. Sumba
   
   Kampung Adat Praijing is located in Tebara Village, Waikabubak Subdistrict, West Sumba District, Nusa Tenggara Tmur Province. Photo: National Geographic Indonesia / Warsono
   Sumba is one of the exotic islands that become the destination of the millennial tourists. Many beautiful places unspoiled. On this mysterious and 'wild' island in East Nusat, tourists can find traditional villages built on hilltops and protected by historic stone walls. Compiled TripCanvas, pilhan popular destinations, including waterfall Waikelo Sawah, Laguna Weekuri, Ratenggaro Village, and Beach Bawana.