Mega Science Center and Culture of JTP Group Strengthens Tourism Collaboration Through Field Trip Event

Mega Science Center and JTP Group Strengthens Tourism Collaboration Through Field Trip Event
Members of the East Java tourism association at the Humanoid Robot attraction. (Doc. JTP)

Batu, en.SERU.co.id – The newest destination of Jawa Timur Park (JTP) Group, Mega Science Center and Culture, is strengthening its collaboration network with tourism industry players through an activity titled “Field Trip in Collaboration.” This event was carried out together with the Greater Malang Tourism Association across East Java on Monday, October 26, 2026.

Marketing and Public Relations Manager of JTP Group, Titik S. Ariyanto, stated that this event becomes a momentum to tighten synergy among stakeholders. At the same time introducing the potential of educational tourism destinations that combine science, technology, and culture.

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The presence of tourism players from Greater Malang and East Java opens broad opportunities for cooperation to support the development of the tourism, education, and culture sectors.

“This field trip and collaboration activity is not merely a gathering event, but also becomes a strategic momentum for all of us to tighten synergy in advancing the tourism, education, and culture sectors, especially in Greater Malang,” said Titik.

She hopes this cooperation can continue to encourage innovation as well as present educational and memorable tourism experiences. Before the presentation session at the Mega Science Center Auditorium, the participants were welcomed by a special performance from humanoid robots Michael Sae and Robot Joni. This attraction showed the utilization of technology and robotics as part of the interactive experience while connecting technological developments with the direct learning process.

“Through this activity, we also want to obtain perspectives from tourism players regarding tourist needs and destination development opportunities. Those inputs become an important part of our efforts to continuously improve the quality of visitor experiences,” said Operational Manager of Mega Science Center and Culture, Deni Rina Sari.

The series of events was closed with a discussion and sharing session, which provided space for the participants to convey responses, suggestions, as well as constructive inputs. Through this step, JTP Group hopes the strengthening of networks with tourism communities and associations can run sustainably, as well as contribute concretely in strengthening the tourism ecosystem in Greater Malang and its surroundings.

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This activity involved representatives from around 20 tourism associations and communities. Some of them include PHRI Batu City, ASPPI Malang, DPD ASPPI East Java, PCP Batu City, ASITA, MTC, HPI Malang, BGC, FORDEWI, IHSA, KOREMBI, POKDARWIS, HPOI, BAPTA, AITTA, Batu Local Guide. Also present were from DPD PUTRI East Java, PAM, up to HPI Batu.

The series of events began with direct exploration of the Mega Science Center and Culture area. The goal was so that participants could understand the concept, collection, as well as educational experiences offered. This destination is recorded as having 617 science prop collections and 1,023 cultural artifacts that become the foundation for the development of tourism based on science and cultural wealth.

Participants were treated to various interactive performances and demonstrations, starting from Srimulat performances, Wayang Potehi shows, rocket launches in the space area, up to Tesla coil demonstrations. These various attractions provided a real picture regarding the interactive learning approach developed for visitors. (dik/mzm)

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