Our president, in 2017, recognized tourism as one of leading sectors in Indonesia. In these past years, tourism has been creating opportunity and job for society. However, society in the industry often offers inequality for women that resulted in underpaid and undervalued. Given this, we realize that the role of women should be more appreciated and valued based on their capabilities, not gender that they inherit. This issue is actually already acknowledged by United Nations (UN) in their Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that include Gender Equality as their concern. Consequently, Women in Tourism Indonesia (WTID) would like to embody their goal and also vocalize women’s worth by spreading awareness and creating space for them to share about their knowledge and experience.