Objective: This study aims to analyze crisis communication management in Bali Province. The benefit of this research is to determine the application of crisis communication management in Bali Province in realizing tourism resilience. Theoretical framework: This study uses the ASEAN Tourism Crisis Communications concept. Method: This study uses the qualitative descriptive method with data collection techniques through in-depth interviews and observation. The research location is in Bali Province involving stakeholders such as: the Bali Province Regional Disaster Management Agency, the Bali Province Disaster Risk Reduction Forum, the Bali Province Association of Disaster Experts, Bali Province Disaster Care Journalists, and the Bali Province Disaster Care Business Forum. Results and Conclusion: The communications delivered during Covid-19 also pass through the stages of crisis management, such as risk identification, readiness, response, and recovery. In this instance, the 1943 traditional villages in Bali Province have become an essential component of the crisis communication management process. During the Covid-19 pandemic, technology, and social media were utilized all the way down to the village level. Implications of the research: Crisis communication is an essential component of efforts to prevent disasters, especially the Covid-19 pandemic. During a health emergency, accuracy and rapidity of information are fundamental. Bali Province seeks collaboration between official, traditional, and religious elements in the crisis communication management process. Originality/value: Tourism resilience will hasten the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. This is accomplished through cooperation between Bali's cultural and religious systems and the provincial government.

Indonesia has become the country with the second-highest number of cervical cancer patients. It is the only type of cancer that could be prevented, but the public's understanding is still very low. The urgency of this issue especially applied for the millennial generation. This study discusses the campaigns in the health sector conducted by Indonesia Cervical Cancer Prevention Coalition as an effort to introduce HPV vaccination as primary prevention of cervical cancer, where one of the main strategies used is by maximizing the role of celebrities as opinion leaders. This paper discusses how cervical cancer preventive measures are often seen as sensitive, frightening, and embarrassing by the millennial generation in Indonesia. Aims to obtain information about the use of celebrity opinion leaders as one of the KICKS communication strategies, obstacles faced and how to deal with them. The authors use a qualitative approach, with primary data obtained through interviews with seven informants. By using diffusion of innovation theory approach from Everett M. Rogers, which focuses on the role of opinion leaders, the results of this study show that what is done and said by opinion leaders regarding an innovation can be an important consideration for millennials. Where similarities that celebrities had as a part of the social system help making the message more relevant, memorable, reliable and trustworthy. However, it could not be denied that the use of celebrities as opinion leaders has its advantages and disadvantages, and besides that interpersonal communication is still needed.

This study discussed Darmasiswa program as Indonesia’s public diplomacy effort in the educational fields conducted by the Republic Indonesia Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Kemendikbud RI). Despite its vast opportunities, Indonesia still has difficulties attracting international students compared to various neighboring countries. By analyzing the seven pillars of public diplomacy, supported by international communication and industry 4.0 concept, this study showed that Kemendikbud has considered the seven pillars in public diplomacy in conducting public diplomacy efforts. It is found that Darmasiswa is a state-directed effort designed to enhance favorable international relations through the student movement’s positive experience. The strategy is formed by uses various types of communication channels that support each other’s. The message is also processed by involving policy and rationality by prioritizing consistent, truthful, and credible as part of the main elements. Besides, they form strategies by maximizing cooperation with various parties. In Kemendikbud, the program undertakes audience research and actors from 1st and 2nd track diplomacy as part of its tactics. The program also found that public diplomacy in Darmasiswa program has acknowledged changes in the 4.0 era through new media usage. However, there are still many challenges encountered in the performance of the seven pillars.

The COVID-19 epidemic, the most significant economic crisis to hit the planet in the previous fifty years of human history, is about to occur in 2020, and it saw an equally dire state of affairs in Indonesia's economy as elsewhere. To overcome this crisis, the government marketed the immunization program as a "game changer" for achieving herd immunity and the country's economic revival. Unfortunately, the vaccinations continue to have a low uptake. To avert this, a special committee must be formed to ensure a successful vaccination program to try and carry out various vaccine campaigns to gain full public awareness, one of which is through social media. This research used a mixed methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative research techniques, mainly applied to social science theories and transformative paradigms. This research aims to measure the effectiveness of the COVID-19 team's crisis communication in delivering vaccine campaigns on social media, especially on Twitter, belonging to KPCPEN, a government-made group tasked with carrying out Indonesia's economy. The results show that greater crisis responsibility and response lead to higher behavioural intentions to vaccinate among netizens. Twitter data collection shows that netizens give positive tone tweets about booster vaccinations directed by the government. This is also supported by various communication strategy steps formed by the government so that people know about getting vaccines. Future research could compare remote communities that have difficulty accessing information from the government and measure the effectiveness of how it affects them. Keywords: Indonesia vaccination, COVID-19, economic recovery, big data, social media.

Seiring dengan meningkatnya kebutuhan akan pendidikan inklusif di Indonesia, khususnya di Jakarta, Humas universitas memegang peran penting dalam membangun komunikasi publik yang aksesibel dan ramah bagi mahasiswa disabilitas. Humas Universitas Negeri Jakarta berperan dalam membangun citra kampus yang inklusif melalui komunikasi publik, branding inklusif, dan kemitraan strategis dengan berbagai pemangku kepentingan. Penelitian ini mengacu pada Teori Excellence, dan menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif untuk menganalisis strategi komunikasi yang diterapkan Humas Universitas Negeri Jakarta dalam mensosialisasikan layanan inklusif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan, Humas Universitas Negeri Jakarta sangat aktif melakukan publikasi, pemanfaatan media sosial, serta menjalin kerjasama dan kolaborasi dengan berbagai pihak di kampus untuk menciptakan lingkungan kampus ramah disabilitas. Namun ada tantangan yang dihadapi seperti keterbatasan tenaga ahli bahasa isyarat. Oleh karena itu, peran Humas Universitas Negeri Jakarta dalam mendukung dan edukasi layanan inklusif perlu lebih ditingkatkan untuk memperkuat citra kampus ramah disabilitas

Tourism communication increasingly relies on digital platforms to promote sustainability and cultural identity. Beauty pageant titleholders, often positioned as cultural ambassadors, play a unique role in this process. This study explores how cultural ambassadors construct narratives of sustainable tourism through their social media presence. Using a qualitative approach, the research relies on in-depth interviews with selected pageant representatives to understand their experiences, strategies, and intentions in employing digital storytelling. Findings reveal that titleholders utilize social media not only to showcase destinations but also to embed messages of cultural preservation, environmental responsibility, and community empowerment. Social media platforms become extensions of their ambassadorship, allowing them to frame personal stories and advocacy in ways that engage diverse audiences. The study concludes that digital storytelling, as practiced by cultural ambassadors, bridges individual identity and collective responsibility in tourism communication. This contributes to a deeper understanding of how personal narratives intersect with sustainability discourses in the digital era.