BALINEWSID.COM, LONDON — Discovery Hotels & Resorts is targeting the European travel market through its participation in World Travel Market (WTM) London 2026, where the Indonesian hotel management group is showcasing its portfolio of hotels and resorts across several destinations in Indonesia.

The group is participating in the Indonesia Pavilion at ExCeL London from November 3 to 5, engaging with international travel buyers, tour operators, MICE planners and media representatives to develop partnerships and promote Indonesia’s hospitality offerings.

Discovery Hotels & Resorts is presenting properties across Jakarta, West Java, Bali, the Thousand Islands and East Nusa Tenggara, highlighting a range of accommodation options covering urban stays, beachfront resorts, highland retreats and marine tourism destinations.

Its Jakarta portfolio includes Hotel Borobudur Jakarta, a hotel surrounded by 23 acres of tropical gardens in the capital’s city centre; Discovery SCBD, which caters to business and leisure travellers; and Discovery Ancol, a family-oriented coastal property near Jakarta’s recreational attractions.

In West Java, Palace Hotel Cipanas offers accommodation in the cooler highlands, while its Bali portfolio includes Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel in Kuta and LV8 Resort Hotel Bali, both offering beachfront and coastal resort experiences.

The group is also promoting Pantara Island in the Thousand Islands and Wisma Alak Resort in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, as part of its broader portfolio of destinations beyond Indonesia’s main tourism centres.

According to the company, its participation in WTM London reflects an effort to respond to growing demand for travel experiences combining accommodation with cultural activities, nature, wellness and local attractions.

“We are not coming to London simply to sell hotel rooms. We want to build meaningful relationships with our partners and introduce them to the diverse experiences Indonesia has to offer,” said Luis Daniel Garcia, representing Discovery Hotels & Resorts.

He added that Indonesian hospitality places emphasis on personal service and creating lasting guest experiences.

Discovery Hotels & Resorts, part of the Artha Graha Network (AGN), manages 1,732 rooms across its portfolio, which includes hotels and resorts with restaurants, recreational facilities and business amenities.

Beyond its hospitality operations, the group is also involved in social and environmental initiatives through Artha Graha Peduli, a non-profit organisation focusing on environmental awareness, disaster response, community empowerment and social welfare.

Its conservation activities include support for Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation (TWNC) in southern Sumatra, which focuses on biodiversity protection, habitat restoration, wildlife research and community development.

Through its participation in WTM London 2026, Discovery Hotels & Resorts aims to strengthen international business relationships and increase awareness of Indonesia’s diverse tourism destinations among European travel industry professionals.

Travel buyers, media representatives and other industry stakeholders are invited to meet the company’s delegation at the Indonesia Pavilion during the three-day event.