Article Archive for May 2009
MAGETAN – Dozens of people have been killed in a military plane crash near the village of Geplak, in the district of Magetan in East Java. Dozens of heavily injured people have been transferred to …
If you are looking to get away from tensions of daily life and for a relaxing vacation, Bali is definitely your spot. Admittedly enough, it’s a little out there and the flight from Thailand alone …
Sri Lanka Minister of Tourism Milinda Moragoda took part in the third annual meeting in connection with the Borobudur Declaration, on the invitation of the Indonesian Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mr. Jero Wacik.
The signatories …
Most of you would know what this flower is. Many would call it water lily or lotus. Some would probably call it nelumbo. So, which one is it?
Water lily is the generic name of this …
China is set to become one of Bali’s biggest contributors to the tourism industry following a significant surge in the number of Chinese tourists who visited the resort island over the last couple of months.
In …
The number of Australian tourists visiting Bali in the first quarter of 2009 rose 24.85 percent to 71,970 from 57,647 in the same period last year.
“The Australian tourists accounted for 14.67 percent of the total …
Local culinary delights such a variety of soto (soup) are on the menu at La Piazza open hall, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta during the 2009 Jakarta Fashion and Food Festival (JFFF) .
The City Tourism and …
DENPASAR – A new twice-weekly direct air service flown by Shenzhen Airlines from Guangzhou (Canton) to Bali will cut 7 hours traveling time from the previous 12 hours it took to fly that route. Previously …
BOGOR – In broad daylight, a gold shop in Bogor was robbed of six kilo’s of gold. Armed robbers stole the gold with a value of some 1.5 billion Rupiah (110.000 euro) and also took …
DENPASAR – BisnisBali quotes the Chairman of the Bali Tourism Board (BTB), I. B. Ngurah Wijaya, as praising the government’s quick and efficient handling of the suspected H1N1 Virus case involving a Dutch tourist landing …
