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Get ready to celebrate Chinese New Year with a wide array of festive hampers available across the city. Whether looking for traditional offerings or modern delights, secure your favourite hampers early to share the season's blessings. Check out our curated lists of the best Chinese New Year hampers in Jakarta and Surabaya.
As the vibrant energy of the Chinese New Year approaches, we are gearing up to welcome the Year of the Dragon in grand style. Discover the best Chinese New Year dining deals in Jakarta, Bali, Bandung, and Surabaya, where tradition, luxury, and celebration converge to create magical moments.
A few weeks ago, we held What's New Indonesia Appreciation Party 2024 at Canna Bali. It was an extraordinary celebration filled with love and support, leaving us speechless and grateful. The event was a momentous occasion, shared with an incredible crowd, and the positive energy was simply heartwarming. Check the photos in our gallery here.
What's New Jakarta didn't want to lose the momentum as we held What's New Indonesia Appreciation Party 2024 at Chāo Cháo Jakarta. The party we organized was a form of appreciation and gratitude to all clients who walked alongside us throughout 2023. The vibrant city party exuded fluorescent decorations, colourful attire, dozens of door prizes, and lively entertainment by band and DJ. Check all the photos in our gallery here.
This week, we have the best cocktails bars around Ubud Bali for you. For the cultural article, we highlight The Mystical Legend of Balinese Calon Arang and Its Spellbinding Performance.
For Surabaya, we have the best dimsum restaurants, the best burgers, the best places for reflexology, and the best piano courses in Surabaya.
PT Kereta Cepat Indonesia China (KCIC) will implement a dynamic pricing scheme for more flexible Whoosh High-Speed Train trips from February 3, 2024. The dynamic pricing is meant to allow passengers to get Whoosh High-Speed Train tickets at a more economical price. Click here to read the full story.
Also, PT MRT Jakarta is targeting to serve 33.672 million passengers in 2024. This is in line with the Jakarta government's efforts to improve the use of public transportation. Click here to read the full story.
Meanwhile, the Bali Immigration Office has begun operating automatic immigration checks, or autogates, totalling 30 units at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. The autogates allow immigration checks without interaction with immigration officers. Click here to read the full story.
For this, let's cheer for another week ahead. Stay healthy and fit as the weather has been gloomy these past few days.