Satonda Island, Indonesia
posted on October 11, 2007
117º43’59”- 118º45’27” EAST | 8º05’53”- 8º07’15” SOUTH
Bali Tourism In Great Shape After A Gifted August
posted on October 11, 2007
August is traditionally Bali’s High Season Month for Tourists. This August was no exception and has helped the overall figure for arrivals climb over the 1 million mark. Bali’s overall foreign visitor numbers for the first 8 month period to 35.9% ahead of 2006. Commercial villa operators anxiously await the busy month in anticipation of 90-100 percent occupancy rates. It is a month graciously appreciated for it can help make up for other slower months during the year.
Imminent Foresight
posted on October 11, 2007
Jerry Cardinelli
The Importance Of Cleaning Your Pipes
posted on October 11, 2007
One day while walking along, the tongue said to the eyes. "You know eyes, if it weren’t for me to tell you where to go, you wouldn’t know what direction you would be going in. "The eyes widened and responded, “Is that so!"
Bali, Beyond A Two Weeks Vacation
posted on October 11, 2007
As a popular tourist destination for international visitors and a favorite destination for domestic tourists, Bali has experienced constant growth in the past few decades which has been a precursor to change and adjustments in Bali’s physical appearance and the way the island is perceived as a place to visit or to live. From the budget travel destination of Kuta, to the emergence of the more up-market style of Seminyak, to the second wave of global hotel “brands’ eager to seize the last of the diminishing available cliff-top parcels of land on the Bukit Peninsula, Bali is a microcosm of perceived potential opportunities and possibilities, or lost chances and signs of lost hope… So, presumably the island of Bali, like most holiday destinations in the world, will continue to change both in perceivable and realizable values, couched within the relativity of each person who is touched by this rare island… So, in the future, what should we expect to witness in Bali in terms of the real estate and the tourism industry? We asked the following questions and received answers from a small cross section of people with varying viewpoints.
Prince Tjokorda Raka Kerthyasa on Asta Kosala Kosali, The Balinese Architectural Code
posted on October 11, 2007
This is a conversation with the Prince of the Ubud Royal family who has spoken at length about the Balinese way of constructing homes. I hope this can be a helpful insight for anyone wanting to learn about, or perhaps incorporate local customs that are intrinsic to the Balinese way of living in harmony with their surroundings.
New Frontiers In Seminyak, Anantara
posted on October 11, 2007
Balinese ceremonies, classic golden sunsets, surf, chic fine dining, shopping, a friendly safe environment, and plenty of relaxed fashionable people are the images that spring to mind when someone says SEMINYAK! Well, now enter a new image into those colourful thoughts of Seminyak, and it comes in the form of Anantara Seminyak Bali Resort.
Foreign Individuals & The Rights To Property In Indonesia
posted on October 10, 2007
Even though the Indonesian Law clearly states that foreigners are not allowed to hold a 'freehold' land title, there are ways commonly in practice so foreigners can control a freehold title "indirectly" or to hold leasehold title. Let’s take a look into the options for a foreign individual in Indonesia.
