Change in COVID-19 Testing Requirements for Xmas & New Years’ Period Results in More Than Rp. 1.28 Trillion in Canceled Bali Bookings.
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Indonesia Increases Stamp Duty 66 Percent
Indonesian Stamp Duty Increases 66% to Rp. 10,000 on 01 January 2021.
COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives in Indonesia
Initial 3 million Dosages of COVID-19 in Indonesia Prioritized for Medical Personnel and Front Line Workers.
Editorial: Let No One Go Hungry in Bali
Editorial: In the Expanding COVID-29 Crisis, Bali Authorities Must Support the Island’s Agricultural Sector and Take Steps to Make Sure No One Goes Hungry.
Temporary Gianyar Market Lacks Customers
Temporary Market in Gianyar to Accommodate Traders While New Sukawati Market is Built, Lacks Customers
Xmas & New Years Under Threat in RI
Recent Surge in COVID-19 Cases Following October Holidays, May Prompt Indonesian Officials to Cancel or Curtail Christmas & New Years Festivities
A Corridor for Southeast Asian Travel
Indonesia President Seeks to Establish Travel ‘Bubble’ Corridor Between 10-Member ASEAN Grouping.
Bali Cremates 30 Unclaimed Bodies
Eight Foreign Nationals Among Thirty Unclaimed Corpses Cremated by Bali Provincial Authorities.
Bali Workforce Overview During Pandemic
Udayana University Academic Provides an Overview of Bali’s Workforce and the Impact of the Ongoing Pandemic.
October Long Holiday Boost Bali’s Spirits
Higher than Normal Tourism Numbers During Late October Holiday Weekend Fuels Optimism for Business Surge During Year-End Christmas and New Year Period.
In North Bali, Good Deeds Know No Gender
“Mami” Sisca Dharma De Panggabean – Transgender Woman Opens Popular & Successful English Classes in Small North Balinese Village.
A Holiday Rush Over Long Holiday Weekend
Long Holiday Weekend for Prophet’s Birthday Brings Modest Boost in Domestic Tourisms to the Island of Bali