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Tag: Indonesian Tourism
Jakarta: “No” to Unlimited Opening of Bali
Jakarta and Bali Agree Current COVID-19 Conditions Do Not Permit Reopening of Bali at this Time.
State-Owned Hotels to Raise their Games
State-Onwned BUMN Companies – Garuda, Hotel Indonesia Natour, Pertamina, PT Wijaya Karya, & PT Pegadaian Sign MoU Seeking to Return to Their Core Businesses.
Bali Hotels Agreed as Isolation Centers
Jakarta Gives Blessing to Plans to Used Starred Hotels in Bali as Isolation Centers for Asymptomatic COVID-19 Patients.
Minus Klungkung-Bali a “Red Zone” for COVID
With the Exception of Klungkung, All Bali Regencies and Denpasar Now Classified as Highly Contagious “Red Zones.” List of 70 “Red Zones” Nationwide.
Singapore Airlines Axes 4,300 Workers
Global Aviation Gone Topsy-Turvy. Facing an Uncertain Future, Singapore Airlines Ends Employment for 4,300 Air and Ground Staff.
Indonesian Tourists ‘Rarin’ to Travel
Tourism Ministry: 76% of Indonesian Travelers Ready to Take a Holiday in Next 12-Months.
Zero Tolerance for Flying High at Garuda
Garuda Indonesia Commences Company-wide Drug Screening in Cooperation with BNN Anti-Narcotics Agency.
RIP: Legendary Hotelier Peter J. Soeharjo
Indonesian Tourism Mourns the Passing of Hotel Pioneer – Peter J. Soeharjo (1936-2020).
Garuda Flies from Bandung to Bali & Medan
Garuda Indonesia Flies Thrice-Weekly Bandung-Medan and Bandung-Denpasar, Bali
Mount Bromo Park Reopens to Limited Numbers
Beyond Bali: Mount Bromo National Park in East Java Reopens in Stages to Welcome Back Domestic Tourists.
Traveloka: Cashed Up & Ready for Travel
Traveloka Receives US$250 Million Cash Injection to Survive the Current Slump in Travel Caused by Global Pandemic.