Jakarta, July 2 -- Indonesia is stepping up efforts to capture a larger share of the global Muslim travel market, which is projected to reach 262 million trips by 2030, according to the Ministry of Tourism.

Masruroh, the ministry's Expert Staff for Digital Transformation and Tourism Innovation, said the steady growth in Muslim travelers worldwide presents a major opportunity for Indonesia to strengthen its Muslim-friendly tourism ecosystem.

"As the number of Muslim travelers continues to grow globally, they seek the same travel experiences as other tourists. However, one non-negotiable requirement is access to facilities that enable them to fulfill their religious obligations," Masruroh said during the Islamic Finance Dialogue in Jakart...