Canadian Organising Bali Orgasm Class Deported
Canadian citizen Christopher Kyle Martin, the organiser of the controversial orgasm class that was due to be held in Bali, has been arrested by immigration
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Digging Deeper on Cross Cultural Families and Culture Differences
“When feelings are valid, perception can still be unreliable”, is a quote I stumbled upon from cross-cultural marriage and parenting consultant, Estrelita Gracia Siburian, S.Psi.,
Borobudur Temple Closed on 8-17th May
In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Borobudur Temple will be temporarily closed for tourists between 8-17th May 2021. Head of the Borobudur Conservation
Bali’s Tourism Industry: Price Wars or Quality Wars??
Key stakeholders in Bali’s tourism industry are drooling at the possibility of the island reopening again. They’re thinking this will be the “new normal“, hoping
Tourism Minister Plans Gili Trawangan-Sanur COVID-Free Travel Pattern
To develop the tourism potential of Gili Trawangan, Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno is planning to develop a special tourism pattern for Gili
Mixed Marriage in Indonesia: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Mixed Marriage in Indonesia: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly On setting out to write about “mixed race marriage”, my initial reaction was “how
Recharge at MesaStila Resort and Spa
Sugeng Sugiantoro Invites You to Recharge Like Nowhere Else at MesaStila Resort and Spa Sugeng Sugiantoro has spent his days in Lombok, Bali, and several
Mixed Marriages in Indonesia – A Fresh Look
Mixed Marriages in Indonesia – A Fresh Look It would almost be true to say that there are as many varieties of mixed marriages as
Compassion in 21st-Century Learning
Students of Jakarta Intercultural School engage in community outreach that makes a difference Seventeen-year-old Sangwook is on a mission to help narrow the digital divide
Meet Esti McMillan, Founder of EMC ? Relocations with a difference
After living abroad for over a decade and relocating to Jakarta, Esti McMillan has experienced life as an expat both internationally and in her homeland.
Mixed-Race Children: Finally, the Bali Kids Have Their Say Too
Probably now amounting in the thousands, this youngster community of having mixed parents living in Bali can finally have their say about who they really
Forever Foreign in ASEAN and what it means to be Pribumi
“You can’t simply decide to be Asian. You must have an Asian culture. This means, for a start, changing your attitude and improving your manners.
45 Years in Indonesia – Eleonora Detmers
Eleonora Detmers Lives the Pelabuhan Ratu Cowabunga Eleonora Detmers, often called Nora, has never looked back since moving to Indonesia in 1976. Nora even admitted
AstraZeneca Vaccination: Priority Order of Recipients in Jakarta
The DKI Jakarta government has stated that it had made provision for the administration of the AstraZeneca vaccine as part of the COVID-19 vaccination program.
Business Trading Personnel Vaccinated in Grand Indonesia
Grand Indonesia fully supports the government’s activities so that it can help accelerate the vaccination program to all levels of society by facilitating vaccination activities
Mudik Goers Face Queues at Soekarno-Hatta Airport
At 5am, Wednesday 5th May, queues at the first checkpoint of Soekarno-Hatta Airport terminal two stretched back tens of metres. Officers on the ground managed
EMA Starts Review of Sinovac Vaccine
The European vaccine regulator, the EMA, will monitor the trials of the coronavirus vaccine produced by the Chinese state-owned company, Sinovac. This rolling review is
KITAS and KITAP Holders Eligible for Government Vaccine
The government has confirmed that foreign workers who have a temporary stay permit (KITAS) or a permanent stay permit (KITAP) will be able to take
Accor Live Limitless Launches Rediscover Indonesia Offer
Home to multi-ethnic groups, Indonesia is a melting pot of diverse cultures, each with its own uniqueness and beauty. ALL – Accor Live Limitless, with
GIPA Invites Indonesian Architects and Designers for Nation’s Inspiration
Indonesia is expected to experience a shortage of 3.8 million human resources in 2030. To encourage its development, the Global Indonesian Professionals Association (GIPA), a
Foreigner with South African Coronavirus Variant Dies
The Health Ministry has confirmed that one person who had the coronavirus variant B1351, originating from South Africa, who was living in Bali, has died.