Tourism Minister Widiyanti Putri Wardhana has said the "Wonderful Indonesia Gourmet" flagship program is an effort to promote and strengthen Indonesia's position as a world-class gastronomic tourism destination.

Padma Hotels celebrates its 35th anniversary, marking three and a half decades of excellence in delivering heartfelt Indonesian hospitality across diverse destinations from the iconic beachfront of Legian to the dynamic urban hub of Karawang.

The French Embassy – Institut français d’Indonésie (IFI) has partnered with the Alliances Françaises of Indonesia, Business France and the Disciples Escoffier Indonesia to organize the third edition of “Le Goût de France - Cita Rasa Prancis, j'adore!”, an event celebrating the universal language of gastronomy and French cuisine in Indonesia.

The Forestry Ministry is accelerating mangrove rehabilitation efforts in Riau province through Mangroves for Coastal Resilience (M4CR), a strategic national initiative that focuses on community-based approaches to environmental sustainability.

The pristine shores of Bali promise certain things that everyone can count on: healing. The island has become a prime location for the best wellness resorts in the archipelago.

Conrad Bali has introduced Conrad Spa, a reimagined wellness sanctuary that reflects the brand’s philosophy of personal growth, immersive wellbeing, and cultural enrichment.

Celebrating its 25th year in the Indonesian art scene, CAN'S Gallery is holding the exhibition CONTINUUM to highlight its consistency in supporting, exhibiting, collecting and promoting contemporary Indonesian art, both locally and internationally.

One of Indonesia’s most anticipated art fairs, Art Jakarta, has unveiled details of its Oct. 3-5 event at the JIExpo Kemayoran.

The Indonesia International Mining and Construction Machinery Exhibition 2025 opened on Sept. 17 at the Jakarta International Expo, carrying the theme “Tech Empowered, Future Equipped.”

Indonesia is always on alert for potential earthquakes and other major tectonic threats. Critical faults such as Lembang, Cimandiri and Baribis in West Java, alongside the Mentawai-Siberu and Anjak Weyland in Papua have shown an increase in seismic activities within the past few months.

The inaugural edition of Art & Bali marked a new chapter for Bali’s arts scene as the island’s first international art fair transformed Nuanu Creative City into a stage for contemporary art, where ancestral memories meet digital futures.

World School Milk Day, observed annually on 24 September, highlights the importance of school milk programs in tackling child malnutrition and food insecurity. In Indonesia, where access to nutritious meals cannot always be taken for granted, such programs are increasingly recognized as a critical tool to support both health and learning outcomes. 

Umana Bali, the first LXR Hotels & Resorts property in Southeast Asia, is set to immerse visitors in the Island of the Gods’ cultural heritage, natural beauty and spiritual wellness.

The Indonesian Environmental Fund (BPDLH), a public service agency (BLU) under the Finance Ministry, has introduced the world's first disaster funding innovation: the Disaster Pooling Fund (PFB).

The Marriott Business Council Bali is set to hold “Road to Give 2025” on the islands of Bali, Lombok and Flores to promote active lifestyles and create positive social and environmental impact, while supporting children’s education and clean energy access.

Wahana Visi Indonesia (WVI) once again is running their educational SGI Dream Class initiative in collaboration with Seoul Guarantee Insurance (SGI).

BPJS Kesehatan president director Ghufron Mukti has stressed the importance of health history screening (SRK) as a key component of the National Health Insurance (JKN) program.

With great enthusiasm and a strong spirit of togetherness, Universitas Terbuka (Indonesia Open University; UT) officially concluded the 2025 International Cultural Development Program (BINAR) with a closing ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 13, at the Center for Development and Quality Assurance of Vocational Education in Yogyakarta Arts and Culture (BBPPMPV Senbud Yogyakarta).

Universitas Terbuka (UT) welcomed 20 international students to Bina Budaya Antarbangsa (BINAR) 2025, an international summer camp program that emphasizes cultural exchange and cross-border learning.

Following the successful staging of Construction & Engineering Week, the Indonesia Energy & Engineering (IEE) Series 2025 officially opened Energy & Engineering Week, held at JIExpo Kemayoran, from Sept.17 to 20. 

AIESEC in Universitas Indonesia (UI) has held LeadSummit 2025, the grand finale of the LeadSeries, delivering a day of inspiration and collaboration for students from across the country.

Returning for its 12th edition, Arkipel takes a bold swing with this year’s theme: ARKIPEL RESIST! Years of Living Dangerously. A film festival that highlights independent documentaries and experimental movies, the event has long served as a laboratory for reading geopolitics through cinema, aligning the art form with people’s movements of resistance and solidarity.

Conrad Bali has introduced Conrad 1/3/5, offering travelers the opportunity to experience authentic and meaningful journeys without the hassle and stress of planning.

DAESANG Group, Korea’s leading food company, successfully concluded its 5th DAESANG ETFF (Eat & Travel Film Festival) in Bali, Indonesia, underscoring its commitment to global cultural exchange and the joy of food.

Living with high blood pressure, Nurmian has to be extra vigilant in maintaining her health. Otherwise her hypertension could become exacerbated, which is often the unfortunate reality facing many Indonesians when they do not take proper mitigation measures.

Building on the triumph of last year’s debut, the Luxury Dining Series returns to enchant the Asia-Pacific’s most discerning palates.

Forestry Minister Raja Juli Antoni kicked off the Mangroves for Coastal Resilience (M4CR) program in Medan, North Sumatra. Accompanies by Deputy Minister Sulaiman Umar and other Forestry Ministry officials, he announced his plan to rehabilitate 15,387 hectares of mangroves across four provinces by 2025.