Welcoming new travel lane


Suharto (centre, with white mask) together with guests at the Indonesian Tourism and Culinary Promotion event held at Nona Bali restaurant in George Town.

THE decreasing rate of Covid-19 infections in Indonesia and Malaysia has prompted both governments to formulate a policy to ease the movement of people between the two countries.

Indonesian Consul-General Bambang Suharto said the Indonesian government had reopened the island of Bali on Oct 12 to foreign tourists from 19 countries via Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport.

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