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PT Angkasa Pura II (Persero) or AP II wants to make the 13 airports it manages as a digital tourist destination. This concept is applied to reap more and more millennial consumers. AP II Managing Director Muhammad Awaluddin said, the application of the concept of digital tourism at the airport is expected to give a...

BIJB Airport was built since December 2015 with an airport project value reaching Rp 2.6 trillion. Kertajati will have a terminal with a capacity of 5.6 million passengers per year.

PT Angkasa Pura II (Persero) or AP II wants to make the 13 airports it manages as a digital tourist destination. This concept is applied to reap more and more millennial consumers.

AP II Managing Director Muhammad Awaluddin said, the application of the concept of digital tourism at the airport is expected to give a different impression for airline service users.

“The more digitalized AP II airports, travelers can have their own impression when they arrive. Millennials are potential assets and market segments that can be addressed for this,” he said, Wednesday (1/9). (Also read: Angry International Agenda 2018, Passengers at Ngurah Rai Airport Up 13%)

Social media accounts are targeted as the main medium for millennials to publish the excitement of their visit experience at an airport. This method is expected to attract other millennial travelers to visit Indonesia.

“In essence, we hope that we can provide positive inspiration for travelers to be able to enjoy millennials travel experience. So that they can tell stories through their social media accounts and viral on social media,” Awaluddin said.

In 2017, there were 143.3 million Indonesian people connected to the internet. Of this amount, the 49.5% portion is millennial with ages ranging from 19 to 34 years. (Also read: Minister of Transportation Asks Lion to postpone 2 weeks of paid luggage provisions)

In order to optimize the millennial tour experience program, the approach applied by AP II is augmentation, activation, and amenities. Augmentation, namely adding and enlarging millennial service segments. Activation related to activating activities to encourage millennials to attend various airports. The amenities aspect, the company presents Airport Digital Lounge which is equipped with customer service robots.

Airport Digital Lounge is now available at Terminal 3 and Terminal 2 of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tangerang, Banten. Awaluddin stated that this facility will be implemented gradually to all airports managed by Angkasa Pura II.

The airports sheltered by AP II, namely Soekarno-Hatta, Halim Perdanakusuma, Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II, Supadio, Kualanamu, Minangkabau, Sultan Syarif Kasim II, Husein Sastranegara, Sultan Iskandar Muda, Raja Haji Fisabilillah, Depati Amir, Sultan Thaha, and Silangit .

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Sources: https://katadata.co.id/berita/2019/01/09/13-bandara-ap-ii-jadi-destinasi-wisata-digital-untuk-milenial
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TRIBUN-BALI.COM, JAKARTA – Throughout 2018, Angkasa Pura Airports was recorded to serve 96.5 million passengers in 13 airports it manages. This figure grew 7.6 percent compared to 2017 with 89.7 million passengers. I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali is still the largest passenger contributor with 23.7 million passengers, or a 12.6 percent growth compared...

Entertainment – A child saw entertainment at the Ngurah Rai airport area, Kuta, Badung, recently. Throughout 2018, Angkasa Pura Airports was recorded to serve 96.5 million passengers in 13 airports it manages.

TRIBUN-BALI.COM, JAKARTA – Throughout 2018, Angkasa Pura Airports was recorded to serve 96.5 million passengers in 13 airports it manages.

This figure grew 7.6 percent compared to 2017 with 89.7 million passengers.

I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali is still the largest passenger contributor with 23.7 million passengers, or a 12.6 percent growth compared to the previous year.

Meanwhile, Semarang General Ahmad Yani Airport recorded the highest passenger growth among other Angkasa Pura I airports with an increase of 16.4 percent, from 4.42 million passengers in 2017 to 5.12 million passengers in 2018.

“The relatively high growth at Jenderal Ahmad Yani Airport cannot be separated from the operation of the airport’s new terminal which is faster than the target. “The acceleration of the development and development of airports managed by Angkasa Pura I to support the optimization of company performance, improving service quality, and overcoming the problems of ‘lack of capacity’ are still our focus in 2019,” said Faik Fahmi, Managing Director of Angkasa Pura Airports Friday (01/04/2019).

After successfully operating Jenderal Ahmad Yani Airport in 2018, in 2019 Yogyakarta International Airport in Kulon Progo and Banjarmasin Syamsudin Noor Airport are targeted to be able to start serving passengers.

“Yogyakarta International Airport is targeted to operate in April 2019, while Syamsudin Noor Airport starts in October 2019. Both airports will have far more adequate capacity with more complete and modern facilities, so that it will increase the ‘level of service’ while creating a ‘passenger experience’ that is memorable for airport service users, “Faik added. (*)

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Sources: http://bali.tribunnews.com/2019/01/04/angkasa-pura-airports-layani-965-juta-penumpang-di-2018-bandara-ngurah-rai-penyumbang-terbesar
Translated by Aryaputra Pande– BIC

JAKARTA – Entering 2019 Customs continues to create various innovations and strategies in order to respond to the rapid development of industry that has entered the industrial stage 4.0. Strategic steps are taken by perfecting business processes in all lines and innovation and modernization following the development of the global economy in the digital era....

Press conference regarding the implementation of the Manifest Generation III system by the Directorate General of Customs and Excise in Jakarta, Monday (1/7/2019). Photo / Rina Anggraeni

JAKARTA – Entering 2019 Customs continues to create various innovations and strategies in order to respond to the rapid development of industry that has entered the industrial stage 4.0. Strategic steps are taken by perfecting business processes in all lines and innovation and modernization following the development of the global economy in the digital era.

Related to that, the Directorate General of Customs (DJBC) implements the third generation manifest to facilitate service users while reducing logistics costs. This is one of the Customs steps to be able to increase the ease of business in Indonesia and the smooth flow of goods.

“The third generation Manifest is the latest version that prioritizes the principles of automation and simplification in line with the Customs and Excise Reform program agenda in order to build smart customs and excise systems to create business processes that are easy, inexpensive, fast, transparent, effective and efficient,” said the Director General of Customs and Excise Heru Pambudi in Jakarta, Monday (1/7/2019).

Some of the principles promoted in Manifest Generation III include the Advance Manifest System 24 hours before arrival for sea transport facilities so that customs clearance can be done faster and the addition of NVOCCs and postal operators so that manifest submissions can be faster by each – each document issuer.

Customs also applies the risk management principle of manifest changes where changes can be made online and not all changes must be approved by the Head of Office, inclusion of Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP), and automation of closing manifest posts.

The application of Manifest Generation III has been carried out in stages starting on December 28, 2017 at the Customs Office in Jakarta. As of August 2018, this system has been implemented in stages in 12 major Customs Offices throughout Indonesia covering 6 ports and 7 major airports which statistically represent more than 80% of the national import and export volume.
“On September 26, 2018, the Manifest Generation III system was implemented in all international ports and airports supervised by 104 Customs Offices throughout Indonesia,” Heru said.

The implementation of Manifest Generation III has had a positive impact and created various facilities. Among the decreases in dwelling time, especially pre-clearance, based on data at Tanjung Priok port, there was a decrease in pre-clearance of 0.81 days or 19.69% after the mandatory Manifest Generation III system. Other benefits that were also felt were the acceleration of the clearance process in Airport. Manifest Generasi III has eliminated the manifest postal detailing process which has reached 11,500 processes per month. This results in the clearance process being reduced by 2 to 8 hours or by 20% to 80% from the previous, as well as reducing costs, and administrative expenses.

Not only that, the implementation of Manifest Generation III has also reduced the redress manifest process. At the beginning of the implementation of the self-correction redress manifest system on the Manifest Generation III system, the redress process was reduced by 22.75% from the average of 550 requests per month.

Positive responses were also expressed by several associations and companies including INSA, ALFI, ASPERINDO, PT Pertamina (Persero), and IATA. The positive response, including manifest submission, can be sent directly to the customs system online so that it is more efficient and effective, data correction can be done online without having to come to the Customs Office, and speed up the delivery of Goods Import Notification.

Heru added that Manifest Generasi III which has been fully implemented in all Customs Supervision and Service Offices is a real commitment in implementing reforms and answering the demands of the times.

“This change is certainly aimed at creating a more effective, easy, fast, cheap and transparent trading system. Customs also expects cooperation from relevant Ministries or Institutions, as well as service users to be able to immediately implement this program to make it easier trying in Indonesia is getting better, “he concluded.

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Sources: https://ekbis.sindonews.com/read/1368394/34/terapkan-manifest-generasi-iii-bea-cukai-percepat-arus-barang-1546839719
Translated by Aryaputra Pande– BIC

In accordance with Bali Governor Regulation No. 99 of 2018, Bali supermarkets, hotels and restaurants must now promote and prioritize local produce, sourced from farms and fisheries on the island. The policy was inaugurated on Monday, and stipulates that 60 percent of the agricultural products bought, sold and marketed by retailers and hoteliers must come from...

Crops growing around Lake Batur, Bangli. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

In accordance with Bali Governor Regulation No. 99 of 2018, Bali supermarkets, hotels and restaurants must now promote and prioritize local produce, sourced from farms and fisheries on the island. The policy was inaugurated on Monday, and stipulates that 60 percent of the agricultural products bought, sold and marketed by retailers and hoteliers must come from local suppliers, as reported by Bali Post.

Sources: https://coconuts.co/bali/news/local-best-bali-hotels-supermarkets-prioritize-island-produce/
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JAKARTA – Chairman of the Association of Express Delivery Service, Post and Logistics Indonesia (Asperindo) Mohamad Feriadi asked operators regulated agents to review the matter of tariff determination. “At least we want to be cost-reasonable, do not have a profit element because it is managing a private element may be reviewed, or indeed if deleted...

Chairman of the Association of Express Delivery Service Company, Post and Logistics Indonesia (Asperindo) Mohamad Feriadi (right), gave a presentation accompanied by Vice Chairman Budi Paryanto, during a visit to Wisma Bisnis Indonesia in Jakarta on Monday (20/3). – JIBI / Dwi Prasetya

JAKARTA – Chairman of the Association of Express Delivery Service, Post and Logistics Indonesia (Asperindo) Mohamad Feriadi asked operators regulated agents to review the matter of tariff determination.

“At least we want to be cost-reasonable, do not have a profit element because it is managing a private element may be reviewed, or indeed if deleted will be very good,” he said on Monday (2/7/2018).

In addition, he said RA should be managed by the government. “This should be the responsibility of the government (public service) and should not be delegated to private companies whose orientation is definitely profit making business,” he said.

He sees the RA tariff that Rp500-1000 per kilogram will affect the shipping costs are fully borne by consumers.

“Any additional cost is not borne by the care services, but returns to the consumer in our selling price,” he said.

On the other hand, the high tariff RA set will make the competitiveness of national products depressed. In fact, national products must be able to compete to penetrate the international market.

“Our competitiveness is decreasing because of the RA tariff, even though this is actually talking service, how to make the goods in Indonesia is marketed to abroad, not only in the country,” he said.

“But because of the cost of this RA tariff makes the additional cost so that our competitiveness becomes down because of this,”

Nevertheless, he continues to encourage the operators of the privately run RA to lower tariffs in order to not only emphasize the advantages.

He hopes that the struggle that is being fought to suppress the cost of RA will be sweet to all parties. “Because this will be good for all, whether it’s customer or shipping service, will also make competitiveness increase,” he said.

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Translated by Aryaputra Pande– BIC

Singapore Airlines on Monday celebrated its inaugural Boeing 787-10 aircraft flight in Denpasar, Bali. Flight SQ942 departs Singapore Changi Airport at 0915 (Singapore time) and arrives at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali at 1155 (WITA). While the return flight SQ943 departs from Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali at 1500 (WITA) and arrives at Singapore Changi...

(Left-Right) Ceremonial delivery of Boeing 787-10 aircraft model attended by Timothy Ouyang, Manager of Singapore Airlines, Bali, Mr. W K Lim, Singapore Airlines Regional Vice President of South East Asia, Mr. Anil Kumar Nayar, Singapore Ambassador to Indonesia, Tjokorda Artha Ardhana Sukawati, Chairman of Bali Tourism Promotion Board, Mr. Anak Gede Yuniartha Putra, Head of Bali Tourism Office, and Edwin Chiang, General Manager of Singapore Airlines, Indonesia.

Singapore Airlines on Monday celebrated its inaugural Boeing 787-10 aircraft flight in Denpasar, Bali. Flight SQ942 departs Singapore Changi Airport at 0915 (Singapore time) and arrives at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali at 1155 (WITA).

While the return flight SQ943 departs from Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali at 1500 (WITA) and arrives at Singapore Changi Airport at 1740 (Singapore time).

The celebration of the inaugural flight was witnessed by Mr. Anil Kumar Nayar, Ambassador of Singapore for Indonesia, Mr. Anak Gede Yuniartha Son Son, Head of Bali Tourism Office, and Mr. W K Lim, Singapore Airlines Regional Vice President of South East Asia.

The event was also attended by officials from the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Tourism of Indonesia, as well as partners and guests of the honorable invitation of the local travel industry.

Edwin Chiang, Singapore Airlines General Manager of Indonesia, revealed, “We are proud to present our latest regional cabin products on the 787-10 aircraft. The development of these new products is the result of long-term work involving research on customers, and through partnerships with our designers and suppliers. ”

He added, “We believe that we have excellent products for regional aviation operations – which can even surpass some cabin products remotely from other airlines.”

Singapore Airlines was the first airline to operate the Boeing 787-10 aircraft. The guests who attended this inaugural aviation event had the opportunity to take a tour of the airplane to see and feel Singapore Airlines’ newest generic regional cabin products.

The new Boeing 787-10 aircraft owned by Singapore Airlines is equipped with 337 seats divided into two classes (36 Business Class seats with 1-2-1 seat configurations and 301 Economy Class seats with 3-3-3 seat configurations).

This aircraft brings full-flat beds and direct access to the aisles for all Business Class customers, ergonomically designed ergonomic backdrops with adjustable headrests into six positions on the Economy Class, as well as the experience of enjoying myKrisWorld, a personal entertainment system in flight.

The Boeing 787-10 aircraft is the latest variant in the Boeing 787 Dreamliner family and will be a key support for Singapore Airlines network growth in the coming decade. Overall, SIA has made a definite reservation of 49 Boeing 787-10 aircraft fleet with Boeing.

“Singapore Airlines will continue to work with many partners to ensure the sustainable growth of the tourism industry in Indonesia,” said Edwin Chiang.

Together with SilkAir, currently SIA operates five daily flights from Singapore to Bali as well as 155 weekly flights to Indonesia. (IMN)

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Sources: https://www.airmagz.com/27225/singapore-airlines-menyambut-kedatangan-pesawat-boeing-787-10-terbaru.html
Translated by Aryaputra Pande– BIC

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