If you love travel and traveling on budget airlines doesn't bother you then we bring you just the perfect news to brighten your day. Indonesia's famous low budget carrier Batik Air is adding additional flight routes to Australia. Batik Air has got the hold of it's air operating certification from Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority(CASA) on 25th November according to a recent press release.Batik is apparently going to be the second company apart from Lion's group to have spread it's fligh...

Indonesia contains huge potential in terms of geothermal energy having about 40 percent of the world’s total geothermal reserves. However, this potential remains largely untapped. Indonesia only uses about 5 percent of its geothermal capacity.Still, the government is eager to boost the role of geothermal power within the country's energy mix and the government's ambitious 35,000 MW power program. Government decided to remove a land tax for companies that explore geothermal energy resources...

For a retiree, Indonesia seems to have it all and more. Not only is the cost of living less, you can enjoy every type of experience and environment imaginable, from the sprawling urban landscape of the capital city of Jakarta to the white sand beaches of Bali to jungles teeming with exotic flora and fauna.And talk about pampering: Retiree visas require expatriates to hire domestic help, which is plentiful and inexpensive compared to cooks and housekeepers in the U.S. Welcome to "Downton A...

Today our tour of the world’s best start-up hubs takes us to Asia for the first time, as we pay a visit to the island province of Bali..Population: 4.2 millionPros: Picturesque location, friendly people, good prices and a wide range of start-ups already in place.Cons: Indonesia’s over-regulation can be quite prohibitive, prepare to get used to filling in permit forms.Cost: Staff, rent and living costs are all very cheap. However many places ask for office rent up front, which can be a c...

Singapore may be one of the easiest country’s in the world in which to do business, but the city-state shouldn’t become complacent. Asean neighbours Indonesia and Brunei lead the world in reforms aimed at making it easier to do business in their respective countries.According to the recently published Doing Business 2017: Equal Opportunity for All, Indonesia and Brunei were among the top ten most improved countries in the world this year for doing business in, with the latter improving 25...