The Year of Metal Ox at JW Marriott Hotel Jakarta
JW Marriott Hotel Jakarta presents many exciting culinary delights to welcome the Lunar New Year of the Metal Ox. On the Lunar New Year’s Eve
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Indonesia Hits 1 million COVID-19 Cases
The COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia, which has been going on for almost 11 months, has yet to show signs of ending and had now exceeded
Are We Immune to COVID-19 after Second Dosage is Injected?
President Joko Widodo received his second vaccine dose on the morning of Wednesday 27th January. The president declared that the general public will be able
President Joko Widodo Takes Second Sinovac Vaccination
President Joko Widodo has been injected with his second dose of COVID-19 vaccine today. The moment was broadcast via the Presidential Secretariat YouTube account this
How to Handle Stress at Work
Work can be stressful sometimes, even if you love the job. With approaching deadlines, daily responsibilities, and dealing with co-workers, every job comes with a
COVID-19 Tests for Aircraft Passengers Extended
The Ministry of Transportation has extended the obligation for aircraft passengers to show negative results of PCR swabs and rapid antigen swabs. The amended requirement
Russian Deported after Violating Health Protocols and Visa Abuse
The Bali Regional Office of Ministry of Law and Human Rights had deported a foreigner named Sergey Kosenko for two violations of the law while
Dutch Woman Selling Mie Ayam in Jogja
A foreigner has been spotted selling mie ayam, or chicken noodles, in Yogyakarta. Bakso Mie Ayam Telolet is located on Jalan Moses Gatot Kaca Ruko
Spotted; Whale Carcass Washed Ashore Bali
Batu Belig beach in Kuta, Bali was stunned by the appearance of a rotting carcass of a 13.8 metre-long and 4 metre-diameter whale on Thursday
COVID-19 Task Force Chairperson Positive Coronavirus
Head of the Task Force for Handling COVID-19 Doni Monardo has tested positive for coronavirus and is currently undergoing independent isolation. He stated that he
Community Activity Restrictions (PPKM) in Java and Bali Extended
The implementation of community activity restrictions (PPKM) in Java and Bali has officially been extended for 14 days, from 26th January to 8th February 2021.
Entry Restrictions for Foreigners Extended until 8th February
Chairman of the Committee for Handling COVID-19 and National Economic Recovery (KPC-PEN) Airlangga Hartarto has announced that the government has again extended the ban on
New eHAC Process at Soekarno-Hatta Airport Starts February
The Soekarno-Hatta Airport Port Health Office (KKP) will implement a new system to check travellers are adhering to regulations when arriving by plane. This is
What You Should Know Before Building Your Patio
An outdoor space that you look forward to spending time in can quickly become one of the best things about your home, especially if you
Joe Biden Becomes the 46th President of the United States
Joe Biden has officially become President of the United States, after being sworn in at the Capitol Building on Wednesday 20th January, at midday local
Bio Farma Produces Three Million Sinovac Vaccines
PT Bio Farma (Persero) started production of the CoronaVac vaccine at its production facility in Bandung on 14th January. In the past week, Bio Farma
COVID-19 Service Hotline and Referral Hospital in Jakarta
Bed space for COVID-19 patients in Jakarta is running alarmingly low. Based on data from the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government up to 17th January, isolation
Bali Bans Ogoh-Ogoh Parade Nyepi Day 2021
The ogoh-ogoh parade, which is a tradition for celebrating Nyepi Day in Bali, will be banned this year based on the increasing COVID-19 cases on
Kristen Gray to be Deported
The Immigration Office in Bali have confirmed that American visitor Kristen Gray will be deported. Gray caused a storm on social media with a Twitter
25 Volunteers Affected by Coronavirus in the Sinovac Clinical Trial
Molecular biologist Ahmad Rusdan Handoyo has responded to the Head of the COVID-19 Vaccine Research Team at Padjadjaran University Kusnandi Rusmil, who revealed that as
Bali Immigration: Deportation Awaits Foreigners Disobeying Health Protocols
The Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights in Bali has warned that foreign nationals who disobey health protocols can be deported