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idul-fitri-exodus

News 6 years ago

North Sumatra port to welcome more passengers amid high domestic airfares

High airfares are among the reasons why passengers are opting to travel by ship for the upcoming mudik (exodus) period.

Business 6 years ago

Discounted tolls won’t apply on Idul Fitri peak days: Toll road association

Toll road operators are offering 15 percent discounts for Idul Fitri travelers, but the price cut won’t apply on the peak days of the holiday season.

City 6 years ago

Bekasi sets up 11 health posts for Idul Fitri travelers

Bekasi regency health agency secretary Alamsyah said 11 health posts providing free health checkups will be set up along three major roadways for the Idul Fitri exodus, namely Java’s northern coast (Pantura) highway, the Jakarta-Cikampek toll road and Jl. Inspeksi Kalimalang.

Editorial 6 years ago

One-way exodus traffic

The policy will be effective from May 30 to June 2, affecting more than 230 kilometers between Cikarang in Bekasi, West Java, and the West Brebes exit gate in Central Java.

Business 6 years ago

Idul Fitri exodus to spark 20% increase in passengers: Bus operators

The projection is lower than that of a Transportation Ministry survey, which expects to see a 30 percent increase.

Business 6 years ago

Lion Air Group prepares 20,150 extra seats for Idul Fitri exodus

Airlines under Lion Air Group -- Lion Air, Batik Air and Wings Air – will operate extra flights from May 29 to Jul. 20, when many people are expected to visit their hometowns to celebrate the Idul Fitri holiday.

National 6 years ago

Ministry plans to apply one-way traffic on trans-Java for Idul Fitri exodus

The traffic plan, which will be implemented from kilometer 29 in Bekasi, West Java, to km 262 in West Brebes, Central Java, would be applied from May 30 to June 2, or three days before the Islamic holiday.

Business 6 years ago

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