Permanent Giudecca Art District to be inaugurated during Venice Biennale
The site will encompass 11 galleries as well as the national pavilions of Nigeria, Estonia and Iceland during the Venice Biennale.
While battling against the plastic that has besieged its waters, Bali is preparing a bylaw that will impose a US$10 levy on foreign tourists.
JAKARTA — Lombok Island is an ideal holiday getaway with its clear blue skies, sparkling turquoise waters and white, sandy beaches. But ever since a 7.0-magnitude earthquake rocked the island in August, some have wondered whether its beaches are ready to welcome back tourists and surfers.
BALI — Indonesia's resort island of Bali is a popular holiday spot among global travelers, and its status as a gateway tourist destination to Southeast Asia's largest economy has led to US coffee giant Starbucks opening its largest store in the region on the island's busy neighborhood of Seminyak.
In a bid to support local farmers, the Bali provincial administration has issued a regulation that requires the use of local agricultural products in all of the island's hotels, restaurants and catering services. The regulation also obligates supermarkets to provide more local products.
Indonesian national flag carrier Garuda is bringing music to the skies with a series of live acoustic concerts on domestic flights.
The number of people occupying each of the longhouses increases during the celebration of Gawai, a Dayak ethnic harvest festival observed as a national holiday in Sarawak.
Bank Indonesia (BI) will organize the International Halal Lifestyle Conference and Business Forum to help unlock Indonesia’s potential in the global halal industry chain.
London Heathrow Airport tops a newly released ranking of most internationally connected airports in the world.
Indonesian tattoo remover Sandi Widodo does a brisk business zapping sin from skin — at bargain-basement prices. But there’s a...
We live in an increasingly complex world, yet we also tend to be increasingly unplugged from the actual experience of everyday life. Far from a foregone conclusion, architects from Indonesia, Taiwan, and the Philippines want global architecture to come down off its pedestal and transform people’s lives by providing additional space to local communities.
