Jakarta Implements 50 Percent Face-to-Face Schools Learning Starting Today
A full face-to-face learning policy is being replaced with 50 percent learning and will take effect Friday 4th February, according to Jakarta Deputy Governor Ahmad
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The Botanica Sanctuary, a Unique Blend of Luxury Living and Nature
The newly-opened The Botanica Sanctuary, managed by leading international lodging owner-operator The Ascott Limited (Ascott) and developed by one of Indonesia’s top property firms Agung
Jakarta Expat Tennis Ladder
The Jakarta Expat Tennis Ladder was founded 2 years ago, during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. Initially, there were just 15 people seeking
New Blueair DustMagnet? Air Purifier ? Life with Less Cleaning
The end of the era of cleaning? Swedish air purifier expert Blueair has just launched a new model of a smart air purifier. As usual,
JIS Learning Centre: Keeping Families Together Through Inclusive Education
Jakarta Intercultural School is set to launch a life centred education program With up to 240 million children worldwide living with some form of disability
Indonesia’s First Jewish Holocaust Museum Opened in Minahasa
The first Jewish Holocaust Museum in Indonesia has been built in Minahasa, North Sulawesi, according to the German Ambassador to Indonesia, Ina Lepel. According to
Jakarta Request PPKM Level Increase Amid Rising Case Numbers
Jakarta Deputy Governor Ahmad Riza Patria has asked the central government to consider raising the level of PPKM in the city amid a surge in
Bali Receives Six International Arrivals From Japan
Six passengers from Japan planned to arrive as tourists for the first time in Bali since I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport was opened for international
Do Condoms Fit Indonesian Culture?
While many countries in the Asia-Pacific have achieved progress in combatting AIDS, Indonesia’s number of cases is growing – thanks in part to politicians who
Valentine’s Day: Activities for a Single Expat
Being single as an expat in a foreign land can be a time of fun and joy. You have the freedom to do many different
Top Single Expats Hang Out Spots
Singledom isn’t all that bad. Research shows people are choosing to stay single longer and settle down older. Jumping into relationships when we’re unknowingly not
Food For Thought: Being A Legal Digital Nomad
Revolutions are typically defined as being times of fundamental change. Most people might associate them with blood and violence to end the rule of one
“What are you two marrying each other for?”
You’ve got nothing in common and it will all end in tears. So speak the foreboding words of warning for many a failed mixed-cultural marriage.
Entering Indonesia for Overseas Arrival: Rules per 1st February 2022
New rules concerning the health protocol for overseas arrival during the COVID-19 pandemic have been clarified in the COVID-19 Task Force circular number 4 of
List of COVID-19 Referral Hospitals in Jakarta
New reported COVID-19 cases has crossed the 10,000 mark in at least the last four days, after a downward trend over the last few months.
Hail Falling in Kintamani, Bali Explained
Hail was seen falling in the Kintamani area, Bangli Regency, Bali, and was captured on a viral social media video on Tuesday 1st February 2022.
Hyatt Hotels and Resorts Launch New Offers to Explore Indonesia
Exploring Indonesia’s diverse destinations just got easier with a new “Stay 3 Pay 2” offer from Hyatt hotels. This offer allows guests to enjoy savings
Meatsmith Jakarta Officially Opened
Rising in the popular Gunawarman area in South Jakarta, Meatsmith officially opened its doors on 14th January 2022. An oasis for meat lovers, this full
Hilton Garden Inn Jakarta Taman Palem Offers Worry Less Quarantine Repatriation Stay
Hilton Garden Inn Jakarta Taman Palem is one of the officially appointed hotels from the local government to accommodate international travellers. Guests visiting the hotel
Visa Rules for Foreign Tourists Entering Bali and Riau Islands
The government will allow foreign tourists to visit Bali and the Riau Islands through two airports in Bali and the Riau Islands as entry points
Five Largest Chinese Tribes in Indonesia: Brief History and Culture
In Indonesia, the largest Chinese tribes are Hokkien, Khek or Hakka, Tio Ciu, Hainan, and Cantonese, whose origins are from mainland China. Each has its