The First High-Level Meeting (HLM) of the Archipelagic and Island States (AIS) Forum, held in Nusa Dua, Bali, on Oct. 10 and 11, will sharpen joint strategies for island and archipelagic countries to overcome marine-related challenges, especially climate change.

The long-awaited US move to welcome back international travelers -- which takes effect Monday -- follows 18 months of restrictions for 33 countries during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic that separated families, impeded business travel and frustrated tourists.

"AirAsia Malaysia has made it mandatory for only completely vaccinated adult guests to be allowed to board its flights, effective immediately," it said in a statement, adding that those under 18 who have yet to be fully vaccinated will need to be accompanied by innoculated family.

"Being vaccinated against COVID-19 is the new reality of international travel – many of the destinations Kiwis want to visit are already closed to unvaccinated visitors," Air New Zealand's Chief Executive Officer Greg Foran said in a statement.

High-net-worth individuals see investment migration as an excellent way to improve global mobility, secure wealth, boost climate resilience and increase options in terms of where they can live and conduct business.

Across the globe, interest in Portugal as a residence and investment destination is growing, and Indonesian investors are no exception.

The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered almost all the resorts and restaurants across Indonesia's Gili Islands, famed for their turquoise waters, sandy beaches, and diverse marine life.

During the fasting month, iftar is the most anticipated time of the day and is frequently seen as an opportunity to gather with friends, colleagues or family members.

Dubbed Jakarta’s noodle expert, Tirta kicked off his bakmi adventure in 2011 when he visited a myriad of noodle places for breakfast after cycling.

The area is an exciting discovery as along the muddy alleys one can find a plethora of hawker centers and restaurants offering a wide variety of Indonesian and Chinese cuisines.   

Jl. Kemang Selatan VIII is a small street branching off from the main road of Jl. Kemang Raya in South Jakarta, and is home to several interesting spots worth stopping by, whether for a bite, to shop or even to get a tattoo.

Call it biased, but South Jakarta never ceases to amaze you with its evolving nightlife .

These are the beer places to visit to enjoy a glass of cold beer or immerse in the atmosphere. 

As 2018 comes to an end, some may choose to celebrate in style and welcome the New Year in high spirits.

Those planning to go out tonight should have a look at the list below as there are many bars located around Jakarta’s offices, offering a variety of food and, of course, drinks.