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
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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
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
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 is one of the officially appointed hotels from the local government to accommodate international travellers. Guests visiting the hotel
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
Per the tradition which is commemorated in Indonesia every year, Hotel Mulia Senayan, Jakarta provides a line-up for welcoming the Year of the Tiger with
PPKM in the Java and Bali regions has been extended for another week, effective between 1st and 7th February 2022, following new standards indicating the
In the midst of the spike in COVID-19 cases in Indonesia, the government has decided to reopen Bali’s international border for foreign tourists to Bali
Head of the Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT) Danang Parikesit has confirmed that the construction of the Gedebage-Tasikmalaya-Cilacap (Getaci) Toll Road will begin at the
The government has announced a change in the quarantine period for international arrivals to five days. The change is planned to take place from Friday