Results for Indonesian News
Balawista National Lifeguard Competition
Balawista Badung Lifeguards recently returned from a National Lifeguard Competition held at Palabuhanratu, West Java on 26th May 2013.
Indonesia is one of Hottest destinations for Australians
Thailand, Indonesia and the US are still the hottest destinations for Australians, who are continuing to travel overseas in record numbers.
Indonesian News, Top News, World News
3 beach in Indonesia on CNN World’s 100 best beaches
Although it’s not on top 10 on the list, but it’s an honour for Indonesia to be chosen on the CNN World’s 100 best beaches.
Tourism villages need proper management
A management company needs to be established to professionally manage the seven villages in Bali that are currently being developed and promoted as tourism villages.
Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior visit Bali
Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior will arrive in Bali tomorrow as part of the environmental NGO’s campaign to support marine and forest protection.
Frontpage, Indonesian News, Photos, Top News
Mentawai Swell Part 2: Macca’s Love and Hate
After an awesome start at Rifles in the Playground area we moved South expecting to score at arguably the most fun left-hander in the world: Macaronis.
Environment, Frontpage, Indonesian News
The Sumatran rainforest will mostly disappear within 20 years
In only a few years, logging and agribusiness have cut Indonesia’s vast rainforest by half. The government has renewed a moratorium on deforestation but it may already be too late for the endangered animals – and for the people whose lives lie in ruin
Environment, Frontpage, Indonesian News
Many Bali Businesses and Hotels Refuse to Connect to Central Waste Water Treatment System
The Denpasar Sewerage Development Project (DSDP), established at substantial public expense, is meeting resistance from local business who prefer to pump their wastewater into local ditches, septic tanks and the ocean rather than be burdened with the cost of a monthly sewerage bill.
Bali should work to attract more Australian tourists
Tourism stakeholders in Bali should be able to retain Australia as the largest contributor of foreign tourists to the island, travel agents have said.
Pilot training blamed for Bali airliner crash
A preliminary investigation report into last month’s Lion Air crash into the sea off Bali has called on the budget carrier to implement several safety and pilot training recommendations. Continue reading