TWENTY hotels and restaurants in Yogyakarta are reportedly planning to resume operations in early June despite the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Deddy Pranowo Eryono, head of the Yogyakarta branch of the Indonesian...
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ERSTRENGTHEN IN COMPETENCY FOR SPA ENTERPRISES TO FACE NEW NORMAL
THE Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy began online training for young people working in the spa business and industry in an effort to upskilling and reskilling their competencies, as well as anticipation of...
RI GOVT ALLOCATIONS OF IDR149.29 TRILLION RECOVERS SOES AFFECTED BY COVID-19
THE Government of Indonesia has allocated an additional support fund for State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) totaling IDR149.29 trillion affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani...
TO MOVE QUICKLY TO ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTMENT POST-COVID-19 PANDEMIC
THE ever expanding COVID-19 pandemic, including to Indonesia, seems to have influenced the flow of investment into the country. During January-March 2020 or Quarter I 2020, incoming foreign investment (PMA) fell 9.2% to...
CONSUMERS REFUND SERVICES ARE STILL FOCUS OF TRAVEL AGENCIES WHILE A PANDEMIC
DEMAND for consumers who have to change schedules or request a refund due to the COVID-19 pandemic is still the main focus of travel agencies in Indonesia. According to Head of Marketing, Transport, Traveloka Andhini...
