Beverage Making with Marek Vojcarcik
Slovakian born and raised; Marek Vojcarcik has always been amazed by Asia. His time in the hospitality industry has taken him travelling and creating connections
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Food for Thought
Kenneth Yeung masticates a moody forkful of rotten food. Strolling around West Jakarta last week¸ I encountered an obese woman begging for money, purportedly for
One Water Filter at a Time with Econesia
Maarten Tromp spent most of his days hitting the waves in Bali during his vacation. The ocean’s alarming plastic waste inspired him to help combat
Bunaken Oasis Dive Resort to Reopen in December
All of us here at Bunaken Oasis Dive Resort & Spa is excited to announce that we are reopening for guests from December 1, 2020.
End of Financial Year 2020 is Coming: A Guide to Indonesia’s Tax and Payroll Compliance
It may be a cliche, but when it comes to doing business in Indonesia or anywhere else in the world, this adage will always be
92,000 Tons of Ammonium Nitrate Destroyed in Bali
The Attorney General’s Office of Asset Recovery has destroyed 92,625 tons of ammonium nitrate on Biaung Beach Bali to prevent a possible tragedy. The Head
Signed by Jokowi, Job Creation Law Effective 3rd November
Protests and expressions of rejection from the public haven’t prevented President Jokowi from signing the Job Creation Bill. On 2nd November 2020, the president and
Malioboro Closed for Motorized Vehicles
Malioboro Street (Jalan Malioboro) is closed for motorised vehicles starting Tuesday, 3rd November 2020. The closure is part of the area’s pedestrianisation program that is
Jokowi Claims Economic Growth Better Than Other Countries
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has claimed that Indonesia’s economic growth in the third quarter of 2020 was better than economies of other countries but did
Omnibus Law Demonstrations Continue, French Embassy Has Protests
Labour organisations and other elements of society will hold two separate demonstrations in Central Jakarta 2nd November 2020. Today’s labour demonstrations are to demand the
Every Song Tells a Story
Music is known to invoke a lot of emotions as it can boost the creative side of people and give wings to their imagination. During
Jakarta Becomes the Best City for Transportation in the World
DKI Jakarta has won the 2021 Sustainable Transport Award (STA) for the integration program of public transportation modes that continues to be developed. Winning the
Macron Faces Indonesian Criticism for Insulting Islam
French President Emmanuel Macron is under fire from various countries, including Indonesia. The Indonesian government has declared that they consider Macron’s statements hurtful to the
Expected Peak of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia?
The wave of COVID-19 cases is estimated to continue to rise into next year since there has been no sign of a significant decrease in
Motorcyclist Carries Corpse in Boyolali
The video of a motorcyclist transporting a body on the back seat has gone viral on social media. The video, which lasts about 47 seconds,
Cinema XXI Jakarta Not Ready to Resume Operations
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government has allowed several entertainment businesses in Jakarta to resume operations during the extended PSBB period. This includes cinemas, under the
Mount Sinabung Emits Ash Clouds
Mount Sinabung in Karo Regency, North Sumatra has emitted hot ash clouds during an avalanche. “It was not an eruption; it was an avalanche of
Next Stage of Social Media Campaign by Bali Hotels Association
Bali Hotels Association has launched “Bali, A New Kind Of Adventure”, a series of six, one-minute videos to support Bali and showcase the island paradise
Increase in Vehicles Traveling to Bali During Holiday
The number of vehicles entering Bali has started to increase on the first day of collective leave. However, as expected, the density of vehicles crossing
Long Weekend: Government and Experts Warn of Coronavirus Transmission
The long holiday at the end of October has finally arrived. Travelling during the long holidays is feared to have an impact on the increase
Ministry of Transportation: Rapid Tests No Longer Required for Travel
The Ministry of Transportation has stated that it is no longer required for passengers to take rapid tests for cross-regional road trips, except for Bali.