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ticket-sales

Market Pulse 1 year ago

The de-Hollywoodification of Indonesian cinema

From homegrown hits to international indies, Indonesian audiences are shifting away from Hollywood blockbusters for bold, diverse stories and the box office numbers prove it.

Market Pulse 1 year ago

Live nation: To eat or watch a concert?

With some ticket prices rivaling provincial minimum wages, is a night of singalongs with your favorite musician still worth it?

Editorial 2 years ago

Whoosh, here comes the deficit

The final unit price of the Jakarta-Bandung railway, some US$52 million per kilometer, is higher than that of China’s high-speed rail, which cost between $17 million and $30 million per kilometer, as well as France’s, which cost $24 million per kilometer.

Regulations 2 years ago

PREMIUM
How ticket scalping hurts Indonesia’s concert industry

Massive markups by resellers can be a spoiler for businesses and fans alike.

News 6 years ago

AirAsia offers 6 millions promo seats amid COVID-19 outbreak

The tickets can be purchased online starting from Sunday to March 14 for flights that depart before July 1.

Business 6 years ago

Lion Air offers discounts to rev up business amid virus fears

Indonesia’s largest low-cost carrier is offering significant price cuts for flights to and from three destinations in the country as the aviation business is weighed down by concern over the coronavirus outbreak.

Sports 6 years ago

First wave of Tokyo 2020 Olympic tickets up for grabs

Tickets for the 33 sports range from the cheapest general tickets at 2,500 yen ($23) to an eye-watering 300,000 yen ($2,730) for the best seats at the opening ceremony.

Business 7 years ago

Garuda to increase revenue from ancillary businesses to lower ticket prices

In response to recent protest by passengers about high airfares, flag carrier Garuda Indonesia explained that ticket sales contributed the lion’s share of revenue for any airline.