Stallone Tjia
Sep 01, 2026
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September brings a fresh crop of dining spots to Jakarta, giving food lovers plenty of new tables to discover. Check out our monthly New Tables Jakarta, New Tables Bali, New Tables Bandung, New Tables Surabaya, and New Tables Yogyakarta.
Jakarta never stops moving, blending colonial quarters, mega-malls, and island escapes into a vibrant mix of experiences. If you don’t know what to do, read our Best Things to Do in Jakarta: Ultimate City & Travel Guide for inspiration.
Central Jakarta is set for a major urban transformation as PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) unveils New Gambir. Set for completion by 2028, the development aims to boost capacity while reshaping the city’s central transit experience. Read more about New Gambir: Jakarta’s Iconic Station Is Transforming into an Airport-Style Hub.
For Bali, I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport Unveils New Domestic–International Transfer Bridge. The new transfer bridge is designed for passengers travelling between the international and domestic terminals, in both directions.
Moving to Indonesia offers tropical landscapes, rich culture, warm hospitality, and a different pace of life. While settling in comes with a learning curve, most challenges simply require patience, adaptability, and an open mind. Here are 10 common challenges expats may encounter when making Indonesia home.
Thank you for reading! We hope you enjoyed this week’s updates. Stay healthy, stay well, and see you again in the next edition!