8 Hidden Coffee Houses In Jakarta and Bali Expats Should Know
Indonesia is the world’s fourth largest coffee producing nation, with beans from Sumatra, Sulawesi and Papua delighting fans worldwide. The...
Tips for Headhunters and Recruits in Indonesia
What Expats Should Know About Headhunting in Indonesia Companies thrive on the back of good talent. Great teams of qualified...
The Curious Case of Benjamin Holst, ‘The Party Beggar’
He was deported last year for begging but is relentless in his quest for beer money. Here's an infographic that...
I Do: 6 Perfectly Romantic Wedding Venues in Indonesia
Indonesia is brimming with romantic venues and gorgeous natural sceneries, perfect for any dream wedding. Here are six of the...
Six Tips for Expats Travelling to Remote Areas of Indonesia
Across Indonesia’s 17,000 plus islands, there is something for everyone – even the pickiest of travellers. As the country opens...
Ahok Jailed for 2 Years in Blasphemy Case
Jakarta?s Chinese Christian governor Ahok will spend two years behind bars after the long-running blasphemy case wraps up....
The Growth of Indonesia’s Travel Sector Spells Bright Future for SMEs
According to global research firm McKinsey, Indonesia is among the fastest growing emerging markets in the world today, with a...
We Want to Break Free: Indonesia’s Failing Prison System and Break Outs
A string of prison breakouts across the archipelago is raising questions about the effectiveness of the current system....
Indonesian Navy Wrangles Fugitive Boats and Chinese Sailors
Previously, Indonesia made a name for itself bombing fishing boats. But recently, the local navy also captured two tankers that...
Opinion: Understanding Indonesia’s Business Culture
Adapting to a new work culture is often challenging. In Indonesia, there are certain rules of thumb that expats need...
How Indonesia Aims to Make Palm Oil Sustainable
Indonesia believes its ISPO standard for the palm oil industry, if enforced, could help cut back on environmental destruction. Meanwhile,...
Officials Aim to Control the Overpopulation of Bali Hotels
The number of rooms in Bali does not match its number of visitors. Local groups push for all Bali hotels...
Despite Lesser Charges, Ahok May Still Face Prison
Although Jakarta?s gubernatorial election has finally ended, the fact remains that Ahok must still battle it out in court if...
Police Arrest German Citizen, Discover Nigerian Drug Syndicate in Jakarta
A German was arrested carrying 2.65 kilos of meth. Incidentally, he served as the key to helping local police bust...
Illegal Gold Mining Sees Steady Rise in Indonesia
While it's flush with natural resources and precious metals including gold, Indonesia also attracts its fair share of unscrupulous miners...
Eight Great Places for Authentic Sushi in Jakarta and Bali
Japanese restaurants can be found all over the place in the capital and other big cities in Indonesia. Many local...
Sri Mulyani to Revamp Tax Policies on Tobacco in Indonesia
Tobacco is the largest contributor to state revenue, but the current tax policy incentivizes producers to fly under the radar....
More Tourists Denied Entry to Bali Despite Visa-Free Policy
Since Jokowi announced the visa-free policy, critics claim crime stats have increased, as more tourists are denied entry to Bali...
Indonesia, UK to Spend More on National Science Projects
Knowledge and innovation are keys to improving national wealth. This year, Indonesia and the UK will shell out Rp.132 billion...
A Look at Narcotics Laws and Statistics in Indonesia
Despite a growing reported prevalence of narcotics, Indonesia?s anti-drug top cop says the country can only outlaw 43 of 800...
Five Locations In Indonesia That Are Filled With Expats
Expats who are looking for great places in Indonesia to call home, here are five great spots that might be...