The Traveloka Mandiri Card, which is designed for modern Indonesian millennials, allows consumers to earn points from offline and online purchases, double their points whenever they book flights.
Digital Economy
The AIC will deliver a program titled “Cybersecurity competencies for MSMEs” after receiving a grant from the Australian Government DFAT.
A spokesperson for Socar told Tech in Asia that the company is currently eyeing the Indonesian market.
Last week, Indonesia introduced legislation in parliament that would overhaul the country’s infamously inflexible labour laws that investors and experts say leave workers worse off.
The government hopes to boost the country’s “doing business” ranking to 53rd place on the World Bank’s list this year in a bid to attract more investment into the country.
Now that economic uncertainty is squeezing funding, “it’s the end of an era of unbridled ambition and hopefully the beginning of a period of sustainable growth.”
“As a businessman, you have to know where the market is going and adapt. Otherwise, you won’t survive.”
The Indonesian government has submitted a tax bill that proposes corporate tax cuts and seeks to make internet giants pay more taxes.
