Bandar Lampung City plans to develop a futuristic tourism project, a cross-sea cable car, in collaboration with local government and Chinese investors, with an investment amount of up to 2.5 trillion rupiah. The project adopts a 50:50 cooperation model, where the city government and investors will equally share capital investment and operational profits. The total cable car line length is approximately 3.5-4 kilometers, including 1 kilometer from the mayor's office building to the coast and about 2.5 kilometers from the coast to an unnamed island. The local mayor stated that the project has entered the negotiation stage with investors, and it is expected that in July 2025, the city government team will travel to China for a technical exhibition. Although the island's location has not been disclosed, the city government is confident that the project will become a major attraction for both domestic and international tourists, potentially becoming an iconic tourist destination in Indonesia. It will not only serve as an advanced transportation mode but also promote the revival of Lampung's tourism industry.
Bandar Lampung City plans to develop a futuristic tourism project, a cross-sea cable car, in collaboration with local government and Chinese investors, with an investment amount of up to 2.5 trillion rupiah. The project adopts a 50:50 cooperation model, where the city government and investors will equally share capital investment and operational profits. The total cable car line length is approximately 3.5-4 kilometers, including 1 kilometer from the mayor's office building to the coast and about 2.5 kilometers from the coast to an unnamed island. The local mayor stated that the project has entered the negotiation stage with investors, and it is expected that in July 2025, the city government team will travel to China for a technical exhibition. Although the island's location has not been disclosed, the city government is confident that the project will become a major attraction for both domestic and international tourists, potentially becoming an iconic tourist destination in Indonesia. It will not only serve as an advanced transportation mode but also promote the revival of Lampung's tourism industry.