Qld tourist operators head to Indonesia BALI has long been a sweet spot for Queensland travellers, and now tourism operators want Indonesians to return the favour. Twelve Queensland tourism operators will travel to Jakarta this week on an inaugural trade mission to get a slice of the growing Indonesia visitor market. They are due to meet 150 Indonesian travel wholesalers, retail agents and media. Tourism Minister Jann Stuckey said on Sunday it is predicted that South-East Asia, including Indonesia, will grow to $700 million in visitor expenditure in Queensland by 2020. She's hoping Queensland will see a boon when Garuda Indonesia starts its Jakarta-Bali-Brisbane service later this year. "There are some excellent growth opportunities in Indonesia, particularly in the business and incentive travel market, which is the basis for the first ever sales mission to the country," Ms Stuckey said in a statement.