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Regulations 1 year ago
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Govt forms task force to stimulate tourism, bring down airfares
A new task force involving the SOEs, tourism and transportation ministries is set to start working within the next two weeks to ramp up both foreign and domestic tourism through a variety of measures, including harmonizing regulations, according to the SOEs minister.
Economy 1 year ago
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Study on Whoosh's Surabaya extension to finish by year-end, govt says
The government expects the feasibility study on the planned extension of the Jakarta-Bandung HSR to Surabaya to be completed this year, even as the country prepares for the transfer of power later this month.
Companies 1 year ago
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BBN Airlines takes off as Indonesia’s newest mid-service carrier
The country's latest passenger airline launched domestic flights on Sept. 27, starting with seven flights per week on the Jakarta-Surabaya route and followed by flights connecting Jakarta to Balikpapan in East Kalimantan and to Denpasar in Bali.
Regulations 2 years ago
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Govt rushes to finish new airport ahead of Nusantara launch
Nusantara Airport, initially designated to serve only very important guests of the state , is slated for completion by Aug. 1 with a trial run in July, just in time for the country’s Independence Day flag ceremony, which is also the capital’s inauguration day.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Government tightens supervision of chartered tour buses after deadly accidents
Following a string of tragic accidents involving chartered tour buses, the government screened the road-readiness of buses over the Waisak extended holiday in an attempt to improve what experts deemed as lackluster supervision of transportation providers.
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