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Australian Man Found Dead in Bali
An Australian citizen named Dubber Sean Johnaton was found dead after falling from the fourth floor at a hotel in Seminyak, Bali on Wednesday 20th
Mandatory Pertalite Purchase Using MyPertamina in Bali
After rolling out the purchase of Pertalite and diesel using the MyPertamina application in several regions in Indonesia, the requirement has arrived in Bali. The
Komodo Airport Expanding, Tourists Can Directly Go to Labuan Bajo
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has inaugurated the construction of the expansion of Komodo Airport in Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. The inaugural
The Cave Restaurant Temporarily Suspended and Reviewed
The operation of The Cave restaurant, which is located in a cave in the Pecatu area, Badung Regency, Bali, has been temporarily suspended because it
Foreign Investors Overflowing in Indonesia
The Investment Coordinating Board Ministry has said that the contribution of foreign investment into PMA structures in the second quarter of 2022 reached Rp163.2 trillion.
Broken House Blues
COVID immigration regulations have largely been lifted and foreigners are being allowed back into Indonesia. This includes for business purposes. Should you be planning a
Leon Goldstein: New Dining and Lifestyle Destination in South Jakarta
The dining and lifestyle scene in South Jakarta gets more interesting with the arrival of Leon Goldstein, a hybrid bistro complete with a bespoke coffee
Indonesia Ranks World’s Laziest Country for Walking
Indonesia has been named the laziest country to walk in the world based on the results of a research team from Stanford University in the
Bali Police Crack Down Illegal Money Changers
A fraud case reported by an Australian couple that was tricked by a money changer on Jalan Padma Utara, Legian, Kuta, Badung has yet to
Finding Accommodation in Jakarta
Jakarta, a huge and bustling metropolis, located on the most populous island of Java is home to over 11 million people of diverse backgrounds. Jakarta
ASEAN Cross-Border QR Payment in Works
Bank Indonesia (BI) is planning to start implementing cross-border QR payment cooperation with Malaysia and Thailand on a commercial basis this year. People who visit
Australian Senator Urges Closure Of Bali Flights
Senator Susan McDonald from the opposition party and a number of farmers’ groups have urged the temporary closure of travel between Australia and Bali because
Trip Planning with Buddies on Mobile
Imagine that you have only a five-day leave from your work, and you want to plan a unique and memorable trip to Bali with best
Discover Moments of Wonder with the Westin Family
To celebrate National Children’s Day, which falls on Saturday 23rd July 2022, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali welcomes young guests to the refurbished Westin
Feed Your Soul and Breathe the Freshest Air at Ubud’s Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Paradise Island; that’s what they say about Bali. This island offers many amazing things and cultures, making Bali one of the most famous Indonesian brands.
Turkish Woman Dragged by Waves in Canggu
A Turkish woman named Kuyuncu was dragged by a current on a beach at Jalan Pantai Berawa, Tibubeneng Village, North Kuta District, Badung Regency, Bali,
Airport Tax Increases at 11 Indonesian Airports, 16th July
The Transportation Ministry has adjusted the tariff for Aircraft Passenger Services (PJP2U), or airport tax, affecting 11 airports from 16th July 2022. The change applies
Australians Asked to Leave Shoes Behind After Bali Holidays
Deputy Prime Minister of New South Wales Paul Toole has made a new policy for Australians who had travelled to Bali to take off their
Dozens of Houses Damaged by Pati and Cilacap Flood
Dozens of houses in two villages in Margoyoso District, Pati Regency, Central Java, have been washed away by flash floods in the area due to
Makassar Police: Drive and Electric Bike and Face Prison
Makassar City Police in South Sulawesi has confirmed the prohibition of the use of battery-powered electric bicycles on the road with the threat of a