INACON supports sustainable tourism development through an integrated approach that links environmental conservation, infrastructure delivery, and community participation. Our experience spans watershed-based ecosystem management and large-scale tourism infrastructure development, enabling tourism growth that is economically viable, environmentally sustainable, and socially inclusive.

Under the EU–ASEAN Trade Sustainability Impact Assessment, INACON supported the European Commission in evaluating the potential economic, social, environmental, and developmental impacts of a proposed Free Trade Agreement between the EU and ASEAN Member States. The project generated policy-relevant insights and recommendations that informed FTA negotiations, strengthened civil society participation, and enhanced understanding of trade-offs between trade liberalization, food security, and environmental sustainability in ASEAN countries.

Through the Citarum Watershed Management and Biodiversity Conservation Project, we strengthened the ecological foundations of nature-based tourism within and around protected areas. Our work included biodiversity inventories and GIS mapping, habitat restoration in key tourism parks, economic valuation of tourism and biodiversity assets, and development of payment for environmental services (PES) mechanisms linked to tourism. These interventions enhanced environmental quality while supporting community participation and alternative livelihoods associated with conservation-based tourism.

In parallel, as Project Management Consultant for the Mandalika Urban and Tourism Infrastructure Project, we supported the development of a flagship tourism destination and Special Economic Zone (SEZ). Our services covered planning, construction supervision, and safeguards implementation for roads, utilities, water and wastewater systems, public amenities, cultural facilities, and small and medium industry centers—directly enabling tourism investment, improving visitor experience, and supporting local creative economies.

INACON’s tourism projects strengthen destination competitiveness, improve environmental quality, and expand inclusive economic opportunities, delivering sustainable tourism development aligned with national and donor priorities.