The discussion raised regarding Hajj Quotas in Indonesia returning to normal, where the implementation of the 2023 Hajj pilgrimage will be the momentum for the first Hajj departure with a normal quota after more than two years of being hit by a pandemic. Presenting Muhammad Kharisma as Partnership Head of MNC Guna Usaha Syariah and also Muhammad Solihin as General Manager of ESQ Tours as resource persons.

Muhammad Kharisma as the Head of the MNC Guna Usaha Syariah Partnership said, if the hajj quota returns to normal, then the biggest impact will also be felt by people who have intended to make the pilgrimage so they don't have to wait long. The Indonesian government has received a quota of 221 thousand per year without age restrictions to perform the pilgrimage to the Holy Land of Mecca in 2023. "With this Instagram Live, it is hoped that pilgrims can increase their intention to perform Hajj, let alone get easy installments with Sharia financing and all Arrangements for Hajj preparations will be processed quickly and easily with SIAPHAJI," he said in an Instagram Live event between SIAP HAJI and ESQ Tours, Jakarta, Thursday (26/1/2023).

He added, in 2023 Indonesia's haj quota had returned to normal, so the estimated departure of pilgrims would change again, according to the number of dividers. "If the national quota returns to 100 percent, the estimated termination will automatically readjust," he said. Meanwhile, Muhammad Solihin as General Manager of ESQ revealed, Hajj quotas are back to normal, which greatly affects ESQ Tours as a travel agency. Preparedness must be maximized considering that this is the momentum for the first Hajj pilgrimage with a normal quota after more than two years of being hit by a pandemic.