Kopi Tutur Rasa: Cafe Run by Tuli Baristas Opens in Surabaya
On 29 August 2024, Kopi Tutur Rasa officially opened with 8 Tuli (Deaf) baristas, who will work part-time and spread across 4 hotels from Sept to Dec 2024.
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Glodok, Jakarta’s Historical Chinatown
The Glodok Pancoran area in West Jakarta is a window into the Chinese culture beyond its homeland. Against a vibrant backdrop of cultural diversity, this bustling area offers a paradise of luscious food, heritage sites, colourful temples filled with incense, encounters with intriguing personalities, and enticing bargain hunts.
Un-Yang-Kor-Dai: Authentic Isaan Thai Cuisines Opens in Jakarta
Originally from Khao Yai, a region of northeastern Thailand, Un-Yang-Kor-Dai makes a grand entrance into Jakarta in the vibrant locale of East Coast, PIK.
Gigi Balang: A Classic Betawi Ornament
Gigi balang is a traditional Betawi pattern often used in vernacular architecture. Beyond simple decoration, this ornamental pattern is symbolic of a Betawi philosophy on life.
GBK: Jakarta’s Legendary Landmark Undergoing Transformation
The Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex (GBK) is currently undergoing a transformation in land use, adopting a multifunctional and inclusive approach to elevate its status as a leading sports hub and a world-class venue for cultural, entertainment, and tourism events in Southeast Asia.
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A Window into the Art, History & Culture of Kota Tua Jakarta
tHE Indonesian Heritage Society and the Tugu Hotels & Restaurants Group extended an invitation to a select group of passionate art and history lovers for a joint discussion on the sustainable development of the Kota Tua Jakarta.
Unwind in Luxury with The Westin Surabaya's Club Experience
The Westin Surabaya offers the newly updated The Westin Club Experience for travellers seeking for a personalised service during their stay.
Five Elements of Life: Pancha Mahabhuta Exhibition at The Apurva Kempinski Bali
The Apurva Kempinski Bali hosts ‘Pancha Mahabhuta’ art exhibition, showcasing Indonesia’s five life elements through works by Griyawan and Astawa.
Jakarta Needs a Project Manager, Not a Politician
The book, If Mayors Ruled the World, argues that cities should not be beholden to the ideological battles that paralyse national governments.
Plataran Indonesia on Embracing 'Hospitality with Impact' and Developing Eco Tourism
Embracing eco tourism, Plataran Indonesia adopts the philosophy of Hospitality with Impact to support nature, heritage and people.
