Labuan Bajo Flores Tourism Authority (BPOLBF) was established under Presidential Decree No. 32/2018 to accelerate sustainable tourism development in the Labuan Bajo region. With full land management rights over more than 400 hectares in Parapuar, the area is prepared as a long-term eco-luxury destination.

The development approach is structured around phased investment, destination readiness, and a clear spatial narrative so that each cluster can grow without losing the identity of the wider landscape. This allows the area to remain coherent while still offering distinct opportunities for hospitality, leisure, and community-based experiences.

Parapuar is designed to attract investors who value both commercial performance and destination character. The mix of nature-led assets, cultural elements, and curated visitor experiences creates a portfolio that is flexible enough for different investment scales, from flagship anchors to supporting amenities.

Beyond physical development, the vision also emphasizes governance, environmental stewardship, and long-term value creation. Every project is expected to contribute to the broader ecosystem of Labuan Bajo, supporting visitor growth, local participation, and a premium image that can endure over time.

Our focus combines tourism investment, public-private partnership structuring, and environmental planning to shape a destination that is commercially strong while staying rooted in culture, conservation, and nature-led experiences.