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NFH Expo 2026 Opens to Boost Indonesia Food Hospitality Industry
NFH Expo 2026 officially opened at ICE BSD City, bringing together leading brands, industry associations, and government stakeholders to showcase innovation, strengthen collaboration, and unlock new business opportunities across Indonesia's food, beverage, and hospitality sectors.
Unique Culinary Guide to Yogyakarta: 15 Restaurants Serving Global Flavors
YOGYAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com—When visiting Yogyakarta, don’t miss the opportunity to explore its vibrant culinary scene, which offers far more than traditional local delicacies. The city is home to a growing number of unique restaurants serving authentic international cuisines, ranging from Vietnamese and Japanese to Middle Eastern and European dishes. Yogyakarta has long been recognized as one […]
Indonesian Youth Choose Renting Over Homeownership for Financial Flexibility
JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com — Homeownership trends in Indonesia are undergoing a drastic shift. Rather than prioritizing home purchases at a young age, the majority of the population is now opting to rent residential properties. This phenomenon is reflected in consumer behavior data released by property portal Rumah123 for the second quarter of 2026. Based on an analysis […]
MSCI Keeps Freeze on Indonesian Stocks, Emerging Market Status Remains Safe
JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com— Global index provider MSCI has maintained its freeze on Indonesian equities in the MSCI Global Investable Market Indexes (GIMI) for the August 2026 Index Review. Despite the decision, analysts remain optimistic that Indonesia will retain its Emerging Market status and is unlikely to be downgraded to Frontier Market. In its announcement, MSCI said […]
Indonesia Manufacturing Slump Deepens as PMI Falls to 46.9,
Indonesia's manufacturing sector contracted further in June as the PMI fell to 46.9, while the country posted its first trade deficit in six years. Industry leaders and economists warn that weakening demand, rising production costs, and layoffs could weigh on the country's economic outlook.
Jakarta Marks First Year Under Pramono-Rano with Governance Reforms
One year after taking office, Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has unveiled a new regulation aimed at making building permit approvals more transparent and predictable, while highlighting the administration's broader progress in education, healthcare, public spaces, and infrastructure as the capital pursues its ambition of becoming a top global city.
Meikarta Land Grant Signals New Era of Public-Private Partnership in Housing
JAKARTA – Jakartaweekly.com. The donated land from Lippo Cikarang grant signals new era of public-provate partnership in housing. At the end of June 2026, private property Developer PT Lippo Cikarang Tbk (LPCK) donated 30 hectares (ha) of land in Meikarta to the Indonesian government. The land was officially transferred to the state through the Directorate […]
Paraguay and France Condemn Senator Celeste Amarilla’s Remarks About Mbappé
JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com — The Paraguayan government, through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has condemned remarks made by Senator Celeste Amarilla targeting France national team captain Kylian Mbappé, stressing that her comments contradict the country’s core values and do not represent the official position of Paraguay. In a statement released by Paraguay’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, […]
KAI Logistik Plants 270 Mangroves in Marunda
JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com— To mark World Mangrove Day, observed annually on July 26, PT Kereta Api Logistik planted 270 mangrove seedlings in the coastal area of Marunda, North Jakarta. Kalog Vice President of Corporate Secretary Dwi Wulandari said the mangrove planting is part of the company’s commitment to environmental conservation and climate change mitigation. “This mangrove […]
Beyond the Myth: How Gunung Kawi’s Economy Depends on Pilgrims, Not Mysticism
JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com — Since early morning, flower sellers have been arranging their offerings around the Gunung Kawi complex in Malang Regency. The scent of incense mingles with the fragrance of fresh flowers as pilgrims arrive one after another. Nearby, food stalls begin serving customers, guesthouses prepare to welcome tour groups, and small business owners hope […]
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