In the 12-month period before the COVID-19 pandemic grounded international flights around the world, Lombok received a million tourists and recorded 20% year-on-year growth. Arief Yahya, Indonesia’s Minister of Tourism, considers Lombok to have the fastest growing tourism market in the region and development has quickened in recent years courtesy of a new international airport catering to overseas visitors from Australia, Malaysia and Singapore. Various private and government-backed resort projects have opened for business, while more are in the pipeline. Lombok offers a rare chance for investors to buy into a market that is on a steep upward curve, yet remains accessibly priced. And with much of the land largely undeveloped, the only limitation is your imagination.