Indonesian Travellers

In a recent interview with several Indonesian journalists, Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Stef Blok reiterated the Netherlands' commitment to supporting sustainable palm oil production in Indonesia. 

The Internet has been one of the most revolutionary technologies in human history. It has made the world a much smaller place by revolutionizing communications. Internet has opened the doors to an enormous amount of information and data that are readily available by only a click or two (thereby completely changing the way people access and consume information). 

E-commerce – which refers to the activity of electronically buying (or selling) products through online services or over the Internet – has been developing rapidly in Indonesia over the past decade. More and more Indonesians have started to shop online, forcing many offline retail players to adapt and innovate their business models in order to survive in this new and challenging environment where two newcomers, both tech startups and both e-commerce platforms, have developed into a unicorn (Tokopedia and Bukalapak) which is a startup that is valued above USD $1 billion.

Indonesia’s burgeoning consumer market offers both opportunities and pitfalls for investors and startups, according to experts at DealStreetAsia’s Indonesia PE-VC Summit in Jakarta on January 15.

Two Indonesian teams consisting of young Balinese sculptors have won two categories at the 25th Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival held in Harbin, China, which took place from Jan. 10 to 13.

Indonesia is often presented as one of Australia's most important neighbours and strategic allies, with formal diplomatic relations between the two nations marking a 70-year milestone last month.

JAKARTA -- On a typically sweltering day last month in Depok, on the outskirts of Jakarta, local journalists gathered at a tired-looking hotel for a n

Sektor pariwisata Singapura mencatat pertumbuhan kunjungan wisatawan dan pendapatan pariwisata 2019 mengalami peningkatan.

Indonesian passports are ranked 72nd on the list of the world's most powerful passports alongside China and Kenya, according to the Henley Passport Index.

There's a soul-stirring joie de vivre about badminton in Indonesia, a heaving rhythm like Brazilian football.

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Now that more people are able to consume beyond the level of necessity, a non-critical practice of it will potentially bring more harm than good.

Indonesia’s Ministry of Industry expressed appreciation for the launch of the Quick Response Electronic Data Capture (QR-EDC) machine produced by