Jakarta: The Jakarta Fair Kemayoran 2026 continues to serve as a pivotal platform for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), promoting local businesses and boosting vendors’ revenue.
Ekil, an MSME vendor selling sugarcane juice and meat skewers, reported daily revenue of IDR5 million to IDR6 million on weekdays, rising to IDR 10 million to IDR 11 million on weekends.
Despite increasing material costs, business owners remain committed to offering high quality products. They view the Jakarta Fair as an opportunity to increase sales and expand their market reach.
“In the F&B (food and beverage) sector, the Jakarta Fair has been a catalyst for MSMEs. The marketing here is excellent for us,” Ekil remarked on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
Yungyumg, a business serving authentic Balinese cuisine, has also felt the positive impact of the fair.
The vendor views the fair as an opportunity to showcase the unique flavors of regional cuisine whilst boosting sales.
“The Jakarta Fair helps our business because visitor turnout is massive. Beyond increased sales, we are able to introduce authentic Balinese food to visitors from various regions,” said the owner of Yungyumg.
The Jakarta Fair continues to empower MSMEs from across Indonesia.
(Jonathan Sianto)
Jakarta Fair 2026 Empowers MSMEs
