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North Sulawesi to organize 10K Asia-Pacific in 2007 (5 Oct 2006)

The Indonesian Athletic Association of North Sulawesi (PASI) is planning to hold a 10 Kilometers competition that will invite runners from Asia Pacific nations in 2007. more »

City hotels take on Middle East flavor to spice up Ramadhan (4 Oct 2006)

As it has become a custom in Jakarta during Ramadhan to hold business meetings at breaking-the-fast time, the city's five-star hotels are going all out to serve up a suitable ambience to their guests. more »

Bali administration to repair Kuta Beach damage (4 Oct 2006)

The Bali provincial administration will in the short run begin to restore popular Kuta beach with funds totaling Rp360 billion (US million) obtained from the Japan Bank International Corporation (JBIC), an official said. more »

Bali as a Cruise Port (29 Sep 2006)

Tourism Official Reports Bali Being Considered by Large International Cruise Operators as a Possible Base Port. more »

"Koes Plus" pop musical to hold concert in Atambua (27 Sep 2006)

The Indonesian popular musical group "Koes Plus" was scheduled to hold a concert on November 25 this year in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) town of Atambua, which shares the border with Timor Leste (East Timor), a spokesman said. more »

Think October! Think Ubud! (25 Sep 2006)

Ubud Writers & Readers Festival will be held on September 28th-October 3rd, 2006. There's also a workshops during the festival on September 30th-October 3rd, 2006 more »

Indonesia in JATA WTF 2006 (21 Sep 2006)

Indonesia is ready to attend the Japanese biggest event of JATA WTF 2006 held in Tokyo from 22 to 24 September 2006 at Hall 1-3, Tokyo Big Sight. more »

Four rhino cubs born in Ujung Kulon National Park (20 Sep 2006)

Four rhinoceros cubs were recently born in Ujung Kulon National Park, Banten province, an official report said. more »

CAKolosal - The Spectacular Kecak Dance Ever (19 Sep 2006)

In an effort to support the spiritual, cultural and economic aspects of Balinese life a record-setting colossal Kecak Dance will be held at Tanah Lot at sunset on Friday, September 29. 2006. more »

Balinese artists to collaborate in "Topeng-Kecak" theatre (19 Sep 2006)

Balinese artists will hold collaboration in Western-preference theatres of traditional "Topeng" and "Kecak" drama, which will be staged in Greece and Canada in 2007, more »

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Government closes two airports because of thick haze (18 Oct 2006)

The government on Wednesday officially closed two airports - Supadio in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, and Sultan Thaha in Jambi - because of the haze problem more »

Shopping Guide to Bali & Lombok Launched (16 Oct 2006)

A comprehensive 740-page guide to shops and services is being released this week by Java Books. more »

Bali Pauses to Remember the 202 Who Perished on October 12, 2002. (16 Oct 2006)

On Thursday, October 12, 2006, thousands of local and foreign visitors gathered to pray and remember the 202 people who died in the heartless attack on two Bali night spots 4 years before to the day. more »

Envoy to promote Badung tourism in East Europe (13 Oct 2006)

Indonesian Ambassador to Slovakia Lutfi Rauf said on Friday he would promote Badung district`s tourism industry among East European tourists as one of the main tourist destinations in Indonesia. more »

JiFFest Film Script Workshops 2006 (12 Oct 2006)

After the success of last year, JiFFest will continue to develop and execute workshops designed to improve the capacity of Indonesian fiction and documentary filmmakers whose expertise is needed to develop the Indonesian film-industry. The participants in the workshops will be selected among film professionals or those who want to become a professional. The workshops are free of charge for the short-listed participants. more »

MT Merapi spews out glowing lava (11 Oct 2006)

The 2,965-meter-high Mount Merapi which is still under an `"alert" status on Tuesday spewed out glowing lava over an average distance of one kilometer, Panut, an officer at the Merapi Monitoring Post in Kaliurang, Sleman district, said. more »

10 Chefs and 10 Courses (10 Oct 2006)

The Bali Culinary Professionals join forces once again on Saturday, October 28, 2006 to raise the already exceptionally high standard of culinary excellence on the Island. more »

Amandari, Bali

Bali Voted Best Holiday Destination (9 Oct 2006)

Based on a poll that queried sophisticated frequent travelers over a three month period from May-July 2006, SmartTravelAsia.com recently announced its list of the "best of the best" covering airlines, hotels, and destinations. Mirroring results in the recent Travel + Leisure readers' survey, Bali was, once again, selected as the "Best Holiday Destination" in Asia. more »

Bangalore: Bali drawing tourists in droves (6 Oct 2006)

"Balinese culture is influenced by Hindu religion, and our art forms centre around the characters and episodes in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. We view our culture as functional, living and evolving." more »

Bali Tourism Roadshow in Mumbai ends sooner (5 Oct 2006)

Bali Tourism Roadshow in Mumbai, India, took place only one day on Tuesday, Oct 3, 2006 because of the outbreak of political demonstrations in that Indian city. more »

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Some airline companies resume flights to Jambi (30 Oct 2006)

A number of airline companies have resumed their flight services from Jakarta`s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport to Jambi with the reopening of its Sultan Thaha airport which was closed for a few days due to thick haze. more »

Embassy of Slovak Republic opens honorary consulate in Bali (30 Oct 2006)

The Embassy of Slovakia has announced the opening of the Honorary Consulate of Slovakia in Denpasar, Bali, and it will officially commence its activities on November 1, 2006 more »

Minister Wacik to Establish a Directorate of MICE (27 Oct 2006)

Indonesia to Appoint Government Body Charged with Increasing Conference, Meeting and Exhibition Markets. more »

World Parliamentarians to Meet in Bali? (27 Oct 2006)

Inter-Parliamentary Union Sudden Shift from Thailand to Indonesia for 2007 Meeting May Bring Prestigious Gathering to Bali. . more »

Jambi airport Re-opened after haze disappears (26 Oct 2006)

Jambi`s Sultan Taha Airport which had been closed for about two weeks after thick haze blanketed the province for one month was reopened on Wednesday, airport official Basuki said here on Thursday. more »

Raya Mosque Ma'sum in Medan, Photo by Bambang Widjanarko

Idul Fitri 1427 H (25 Oct 2006)

The extended familiy of Ministry of Culture and Tourism Republic of Indonesia congratulates Idul Fitri 1427 H, apologizes bearing and mind, hopefully we can do more better in coming years. The office is closed from the date of 20 up to 29 October 2006 and would be active again date of 30 October 2006 started with Sumpah Pemuda Ceremony in office yard. Silaturahmi will be carried out on 1st November 2006 at 10am at Balairung Sapta Pesona, Jalan Medan Merdeka Barat 17, Jakarta 10110. . more »

Bali is My Life (24 Oct 2006)

New Branding and Advertising Campaign Launched to Aid Bali's Recovery. more »

photo: www.torajamamali.com

TORAJA MAMALI-Toraja Culture Festival 2006 (20 Oct 2006)

The festival will be held on 19th - 29th October 2006 in Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi and reach its peak in October the 28th 2006 more »

The 4th Indonesia Performing Arts Marts (IPAM) 2007 (19 Oct 2006)

The 4th Indonesia Performing Arts Marts (IPAM) 2007 offers all of you the opportunity to discover more about the exotic Performing Arts of Indonesia. more »

Ten Indonesian cities ready to host international meetings (19 Oct 2006)

Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Conferences and Conventions (INCCA) Iqbal Allan disclosed here Wednesday that ten cities in Indonesia were set to host international conventions. more »

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Sunset in Calang Beach,Aceh. Photo by:Amron Hamdi

Aceh needs Rp50 bln to build tsunami museum (16 Nov 2006)

Aceh provincial administration needs around Rp50 billion to construct a memorial museum on a powerful earthquake and its consequent devastating tsunami on December 26, 2004 which killed more than 170,000 people, and rendered hundreds of thousands homeless. more »

Bali Art & Culture on European Tour (14 Nov 2006)

Balinese Art and Music on 5 Country Swing to Promote Tourism in Europe November 11-27, 2006 more »

Where the Bali Hell are You? (14 Nov 2006)

Bali Spoof Ad Underlines Growing Frustration with the Long-Absent Australian Travel Market more »

Population of Javanese Eagle at Gede-Pangranggo National Park up (10 Nov 2006)

The population of Javanese eagles (Spizaetus bartelsi) at the Gunung Gede and Pangrango National Park (TNGP) has increased from 15 to 40 over the past 11 years. more »

China opens consulate general in Surabaya (10 Nov 2006)

China opened a consulate general in Surabaya, the capital of East Java province, on Thursday 9th November, 2006 more »

World adventurer from Bandung arrives in India (8 Nov 2006)

Jeffrey Polnaja, a world adventurer from Bandung, arrived in New Delhi, India, early this month on board of his motorcycle, an e-mail from Jeffrey said on Tuesday. more »

Haze blankets airports in East Kalimantan again (2 Nov 2006)

Thick haze caused by forest and bush fires is once again blanketing a number of airports in East Kalimantan, delaying or causing the cancellation of a number of flights, an official said more »

2nd International Ecotourism Business Forum, Yogyakarta (2 Nov 2006)

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia, the Provinces of Yogyakarta and Central Java, and partners from the private sector and environmental NGOs will host a forum under one roof that consists of an International ecotourism conference, pre-tour, business forum, and exhibition more »

Asian Games Torch shown to Jakartans in a parade (31 Oct 2006)

The Asian Games torch was shown into the people here in an eight-kilometer parade along the Senayan area on Sunday, during which 70 top athletes, sports figures, state officials, tsunami survivors and other figures took turn in bringing the torch. more »

Famed Pianist-Adam Gyorgy- to Perform in Bali Charity Recital on Saturday, November 11, 2006. (30 Oct 2006)

Famed Pianist, Adam Gyorgy will be visiting Bali for a single evening's solo recital on Saturday, November 11, 2006 at the Auditorium of the Bali International Conference Center (BICC) at the Westin Resort Bali, Nusa Dua. more »

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8th Jakarta International Jazz 2006 (22 Nov 2006)
Jak Jazz 2006 will be carried out on 24-26 November 2006, at Istora Senayan Jakarta. more »


Bogor botanical garden reopened, foreign tourists arrive (22 Nov 2006)
Tens of European tourists arrived in Bogor botanical garden on Tuesday morning (11/21/06), one day after US President George W. Bush held talks with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono at presidential palace which is next to the garden. more »

Merapi abating on Tuesday morning (22 Nov 2006)
(dalam Bahasa Inggris) Teks pendek (misalnya potongan awal dari artikel) yang membuat pembaca tertarik untuk membaca isi artikel selengkapnya. more »


Qatar Airways Set to Start Bali Operations in March 2007. (21 Nov 2006)
Qatar Airways will begin flying to the tropical island of Bali from the start of the Summer 2007 season in March, supporting its existing Indonesian operation where the airline already serves the capital, Jakarta. more »


Blitz Megaplex with nine auditoriums (21 Nov 2006)
Boasting nine screens, Blitz Megaplex, launched its operation in Bandung last month with its first screening at Paris van Java Mall on Jl. Sukajadi.more »


'As, soo desu ka' - All Aboard the Wangnin Train (21 Nov 2006)
On Stage continues its program of international live performance of dance and music with a one-night presentation of Wangnin Bunmei at The Oriental Theatre in Legian at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, December 1, 2006. Portrayed as "vibrant more »


Water park to make splash in Serpong (20 Nov 2006)
Jakartans may soon be able to plunge into the fun at the Ocean Park Water Adventure in the Bumi Serpong Damai housing complex in Serpong, Tangerang. The management of the waterpark, "Southeast Asia's largest", say it will open to the public by the end of the year. more »


Arts festival opens in Yogya (17 Nov 2006)
In an effort to revive the tourist sector following the devastating May 27 earthquake, the city will host a four-day international performing arts festival from Nov. 18-21 at the Kaliurang tourist resort. more »


Maluku holds Ambon Bay Festival 2006 (16 Nov 2006)
Maluku Governor Karl Albert Ralahalu officially opened the first Ambon Bay Festival 2006 here on Wednesday, aimed at promoting tourism in the former sectarian conflict-torn province. more »




THE 3rd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW 11-19 November. (16 Nov 2006)
Repeating the success of the 2nd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW, herewith we'll held the 3rd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW, the standard automotive exhibition in Indonesia as a tool for promoting and selling automotive product. more »

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THE 3rd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW 11-19 November.

Repeating the success of the 2nd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW, Dyandra Promosindo - leading professional exhibition organizer- held the 3rd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW, the standard automotive exhibition in Indonesia as a tool for promoting and selling automotive product. The event held on November 11th " 19th, 2006 at Jakarta Convention Center, Jakarta.

This automotive exhibition is an exhibition to open new opportunities of related automotive industries and to exhibit the latest development and either as a promotional event to show the role of automotive industries to the national economic development.

THE 3rd JAKARTA MOTOR SHOW participants are the Indonesian Car Sole agents, automotive industrialists and other supporting industries. This show will become an effective marketing communication for national automotive industry.

More information about this event, please see www.dyandra.com

Maluku holds Ambon Bay Festival 2006

Maluku Governor Karl Albert Ralahalu officially opened the first Ambon Bay Festival 2006 here on Wednesday, aimed at promoting tourism in the former sectarian conflict-torn province.

The festival was organized in the Ambon Bay area, featuring a number of Maluku art and cultural performances as well as traditional food.

"The event is aimed at promoting Maluku tourism to domestic and international tourists. We want also to inform the world that Maluku is now safe following the end of the sectarian conflict in 1999," the governor said.

Maluku whose more than 90 percent of its area is made up of waters is rich in marine ecosystem.

He expressed hope that the first festival ever held in the province could help attract businessmen to invest in marine-related projects, including marine tourist resorts.

Maluku waters is clear-blue, free of pollution and rich in marine flora and fauna, including beautiful and colorful coral reef and fish.

The festival which will last until November 17, will also be highlighted with various activities, such as a decorated boat competition.

Source: www.antara.co.id

Arts festival opens in Yogya

In an effort to revive the tourist sector following the devastating May 27 earthquake, the city will host a four-day international performing arts festival.

The chairman of the festival's organizing committee, Bambang Paningron, said the Asia Tri Festival already made stops in Korea and Japan in September this year.

Now it is making an appearance from Nov. 18-21 at the Kaliurang tourist resort, on the slopes of Mount Merapi. The name of the event is Asian Arts for Yogya's Recovery.

The Asia Tri Festival was started in 2005 by Indonesian, Japanese and Korean artists. The goal of the festival is to develop arts in Asia.

In addition to involving artists from the three countries, local residents will also participate in the event, including Mount Merapi caretaker Mbah Marijan, who is scheduled to open the festival.

On the festival's opening day, Japanese artist Yoko Nomura will present a musical piece, followed by a shadow puppet performance by Ki Dalang Seno Nugroho. A carnival and traditional performances will be featured Sunday, along with screenings of independent films and other performances.

Source: www.thejakartapost.com

Water park to make splash in Serpong

Jakartans may soon be able to plunge into the fun at the Ocean Park Water Adventure in the Bumi Serpong Damai housing complex in Serpong, Tangerang.

The management of the water park, "Southeast Asia's largest", say it will open to the public by the end of the year.

The Rp 80 billion park, which is located on a 3.5-hectare property next to the German Center on Jl. Raya Serpong, can accommodate 4,000 visitors a day.

Dhony Rahajoe, the general manager of corporate communications at PT BSD, said the water park would be far larger than Sunway Lagoon in Hong Kong, Genting Highlands in Malaysia or Wild Wild Wet in Singapore.

He said the park was child-friendly as it included areas for all ages. "Visitors are in for an unforgettable experience," he told The Jakarta Post. They can set off an adventure to explore the wreck of a pirate ship or the 500-meter-long Caribbean River.

But the breathtaking Pacific wave pond, which can generate 1.5-meter-high waves, is the park's main attraction.

Dozens of families from Greater Jakarta visited the park during the Idul Fitri holiday.
However, they were turned away at the gates because it has yet to open.

Workers have been patiently explaining to irate fun-seekers the park is still under construction.
"I was misled by media reports that said the park would be open in time for the Idul Fitri holiday," Adam Muchlis, who took his family to the park from Rangkasbitung in Lebak regency, told the Post.

Source: www.thejakartapost.com

'As, soo desu ka' - All Aboard the Wangnin Train

I think I can, I think I can, I think I can . . .

On Stage continues its program of international live performance of dance and music with a one-night presentation of Wangnin Bunmei at The Oriental Theatre in Legian at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, December 1, 2006.

Portrayed as "vibrant, crazy, offbeat and utterly unpredictable" - Wangnin Bunmei is one of Japan's leading contemporary dance troupes.

The dance performance scheduled for Bali will present a style of modern dance rarely seen locally that draws on the dancers' years of training in differing styles of dance ranging from jazz to Butoh. Choosing to either embrace or reject their training, the dancers provide an improvisational and spontaneous performance accompanied by musicians, similarly disinclined to be governed by any rules.

Truth in Advertising

Frankly, it's impossible to predict what the audience might expect in the Bali performance. Be certain that you're in store for a fresh and different performance, promising to be both lighthearted and joyous, as the dancers take their audience aboard the Wangnin Bunmei or Wangnin Train.

Be warned and read the conditions of carriage on your tickets: The Wangnin Train is not a real train. Only the people who believe in it can ride on it and its destination is in another world. Because nobody really ever returns from a journey on this train; nobody really knows where it goes!

All Aboard!

An excellent introduction to Japanese dance and culture on several levels, the program is considered suitable for all ages, celebrating spontaneity on stage.

This train departs ay 5:30 p.m. on Friday, December 1, 2006 at The Oriental Theatre, just off Jalan Nakula in Legian.

Presented by On Stage

The single evening's performance of Wangnin Bunmei is presented by On Stage - a Bali-based organization that endeavors to celebrate the diversity of the universal human spirit via the regular cultural events in the form of dance, theatre, film and art exhibitions.

Source: www.balidiscovery.com

Blitz Megaplex with nine auditoriums

Bandung has been chosen as the first location for a new network of cinemas called Blitz Megaplex.

Boasting nine screens, Blitz Megaplex, launched its operation in Bandung last month with its first screening at Paris van Java Mall on Jl. Sukajadi.

The network management said that they would screen not only Hollywood box office hits but also non-Hollywood films such as Indonesian and Indian films.

"Let the public decide. We will not offer them only Hollywood films," Wendy Soeweno, Blitz marketing director, said.

The nine auditoriums have a capacity of between 250 to 350 seats each. While waiting for the film to start, the viewers can enjoy other facilities such as billiards, restaurants or the Internet center.

Blitz will expand its network of cinemas at Grand Indonesia in Jakarta with 11 auditoriums, with a total capacity of 3,200 seats.

Source: www.thejakartapost.com

Qatar Airways Set to Start Bali Operations in March 2007.

To celebrate 10 years of continuous operations Qatar Airways used the occasion of the World Travel Mart (WTM) in London this month to announce the addition of seven new destinations in 2007, bringing to 77 the total number of cities served by the Airline.

From Europe and Africa to Asia and, for the first time, North America, Qatar Airways will add seven key cities to its route network over the next 12 months. And the airline also confirmed it will take delivery of the first of 20 Boeing 777s next year to operate long haul routes from the carrier's Doha hub.

New Service to Bali

Nigeria's commercial centre of Lagos joins Qatar Airways' network from January 3, followed six days later by Dar Es Salaam, capital of Tanzania.

Qatar Airways will begin flying to the tropical island of Bali from the start of the Summer 2007 season in March, supporting its existing Indonesian operation where the airline already serves the capital, Jakarta.

And Vietnam is also on the horizon when Ho Chi Minh City is set to become yet another destination in Qatar Airways' Asian portfolio next March.

And, for the first time, a Qatar Airways aircraft will land in the United States with daily scheduled flights from Doha to New York, scheduled to begin in Summer 2007.

The US route will be operated non-stop with Qatar Airways' new state-of-the-art Airbus A340-600 aircraft, featuring a unique onboard First Class lounge. The airline was recently the launch customer of the High Gross Weight version of the aircraft, which is currently operating on the Doha " London Heathrow route.

In addition; Qatar Airways will fly to a new point in Northern Europe and, for the first time, in Eastern Europe, in the second half of 2007. Details of the two new European destinations are being finalized.

Addressing a press conference at World Travel Market in London, Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said 2007 would be a milestone year for the Doha-based airline.

"Back in 1994, Qatar Airways launched operations with just a handful of regional routes with a handful of aircraft," he said.

"The airline was re-launched in 1997 and, almost 10 years on, Qatar Airways now flies an international network covering 70 destinations across Europe, Middle East, Africa, Indian subcontinent and Far East.

Our fleet has grown sharply to 51 aircraft and we have simply gone from strength to strength carrying more than six million passengers a year representing annual growth averaging 35 per cent. We are well on target to more than double our fleet size to 110 aircraft by 2015."

Added Al Baker: "Our fleet, our destinations and our global network have grown with unprecedented proportions, which is simply the envy of our peers in the aviation industry."

Al Baker also announced that the airline planned to acquire 20 Boeing 777s with deliveries beginning at the end of 2007. With options for a further 20 Boeing 777s, these new aircraft " a mix of Extended Range, Long Range and Freighters " will be the backbone of Qatar Airways' long-haul, wide-body fleet and used on new routes across North America and Australasia.

Source: www.balidiscovery.com

Merapi abating on Tuesday morning

Mt. Merapi has been abating after spewing hot clouds to a distance of three kilomerters towards Gendol river on Monday night (Nov 20), it was reported here on Tuesday.

Heru, an official of the Mount Merapi Monitoring Post in Kaliurang area, Yogyakarta, said the volcano which is located between Yogyakarta`s district of Sleman and Central Java`s district of Magelang spewed the hot couds only at night.

"The volcano spewed hot clouds eight times, two of them occurring at 7.27 pm and 7.31 pm reaching a distance of three kilometers," Heru said, adding that Merapi`s peak was not visible on Tuesday morning because it was still covered by thick clouds.

Sleman district head Ibnu Subiyanto had earlier called on people living on the volcano`s slope to increase their awareness of the possibility of more hot clouds and floods of cold lava.

"Merapi is still in the status of alert, and we are still monitoring its development," Ibnu said.(*)

Source: www.antara.co.id

Bogor botanical garden reopened, foreign tourists arrive

Tens of European tourists arrived in Bogor botanical garden on Tuesday morning (11/21/06), one day after US President George W. Bush held talks with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono at presidential palace which is next to the garden.

Some twenty Danish travelers were the first group of foreign holidaymakers who arrived in the botanical garden after the vast park was closed on Saturday.

The closure of the research center was made for the security of Bush`s visit on Monday.

The Danish tourists were clearly seen enjoying panorama of the botanical garden without fear of visiting the 80-hectare park, which is home to some 15,000 rare tropical plants.

Botanical garden`s spokesperson Sugiarti said here Tuesday her office officially reopened it for public on November 21.

Scores of security personnel were still guarding the garden when the European tourists arrived.

Some roads leading to the botanical garden, schools, markets, and kiosks were reopened Tuesday morning after being closed on the previous day.

Bush and his entourage including US First Lady Laura Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrived at Halim Perdanakusuma military airport on Monday at 3.30 p.m. using Air Force One and proceeded to Bogor aboard Sukorsky Black Hawk Marine One helicopter.

Bush left Indonesia for his country from Halim Perdanakusa military airport, north of Bogor, at 10.30 p.m. Monday

Source: www.antara.co.id

8th Jakarta International Jazz 2006

Jak Jazz 2006 will be carried out on 24-26 November 2006, at Istora Senayan Jakarta.

Many International and local jazz mucisian will joint together, such as: The Rippingtons, Eric Marienthal, Monday Michiru, Smoma, Kazumi Watanabe, Russ Freeman, Ernie Watts, Phill Perry, Shakatak, Tots Tolentino, Coco York, Bubi Chen, Ireng Maulana & Kiboud Maulana, Marina Xavier, Indra Lesmana, Seo Young Do, Trisum, Idang Rasjidi, Elfa's Bossas, Maliq N D'essentials, Jeremy Monteiro, Oele Pattiselanno, Belinda Moody, Buzz Bros, Benny Likumahua, Andien Tompi, Sova and many more ...

Ticket Box:
JakJazz (62-21) 5720417, 5704431; Disc Tarra (62-21) 5847306, (62-21) 5847861; Duta Suara (62-21) 31925471, 3101011; Beats Music (62-21) 3157845; Aquarius Mahakam (62-21) 7208413; detik.com (62-21) 7944473; Ibu Dibyo (62-21) 31931178; rajakarcis.com (62-21) 8282137; wartajazz.com (62-21) 8310769, (62-274) 512561, Radio CNJ (62-21) 31909192.

Ticket:
Daily Rp 250.000,00
3-Days Multi Pass Rp 525.000,00
Daily Special Show Rp 100.000,00

In cooperation with Heineken, Hotel Sultan, MetroTV, Kompas, Enjoy Jakarta, jakjazz.com, djisamsoe.com and wartajazz.com.

INFO: IMPRO (62-21) 5720417 (4pm Onwards, Istora Senayan Jakarta)