VOICED : The dark side of Indonesia's new tourism hotspot

Raja Ampat, an archipelago in Indonesia, is renowned for its stunning biodiversity, hosting 1,400 fish species and 600 coral species. The government aims to boost tourism, but locals worry about environmental and cultural impacts. A recent incident saw a cruise ship damage a large coral reef area. Indigenous people advocate for eco-friendly tourism to protect their paradise.

What is the significance of the coral reef area mentioned in the text?

What hopes do the indigenous people have regarding tourism in Raja Ampat?