This is the complete list of airports in Indonesia. There is a variation of the tax. In case you need to know, for domestic flight, the lowest tax is about 9,000 IDR (Gorontalo, Palu), and the highest is about 40,000 IDR (Jakarta). For international flight, the lowest is about 75,000 IDR (Medan, Pekanbaru, Bandung,...
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Nah, I don’t think so. You don’t have to join a writer community to become a writer. However, if you want to enhance your writing, this is not a bad idea at all. It doesn’t matter whether it’s physical community or online community, the writing community has always following advantage.
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By Rie Yanti If you pass Aceh Street, Sumatera Street, or Sumbawa Street, you will see a unique park from the outside. It is livened up by the mini-train, mini-cars, bicycles, the traffic signs, carrousel, and the children playing. Sometimes, you notice also the policemen or policewomen teach the children about the traffic signs...
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Our writers are a mixed bunch of professionals and amateurs who share a common love for the travel or festival writing genre. Our contributors include award winning authors, guide book writers, features writers and first time authors. We’re after articles that capture an event. We want our readers to experience a festival as if...
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By Brahmanto Anindito The comic is not a moneymaker industry in Indonesia. However, the spirit of making creative comics never ceases here. Erick Sulaiman is one of those militant comic artists. Has marketed the works progressively and independently (although his two recent books are published by the major publishers), Erick is quite success as...
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By Rie Yanti Pretty often, we the writers are attacked by a so-called laziness virus. Doing research for the next story for a time bores us too. It’s stressful! How to make a story without feel it as a burden? If it’s your question (and was mine), here the dos list I suggest: Go...
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By Brahmanto Anindito People talks. That is the fact. So, a good fiction should have the dialogue. The problem is, writing realistic dialogues could be hard. Here are some tips, anyway. Make the main character based on you. So all you have to do is think, “What would I say in this situation?” Listen...
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By Rie Yanti The economy class train is always an opera to me. Many things to see here. And this is a characteristic of Indonesian trains, I think. I used to go from Cicalengka Town to Bandung City, and vice versa. From Cicalengka Station, I take the economy train called KRD Ekonomi. The ticket...
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