As one of the largest Muslim population countries in the world, Indonesia is a major player in the global halal industry. The country’s halal market
In the years before the pandemic in Indonesia, new tourism spots were popping up everywhere, capitalizing on activities as simple as photo spots – a
Staycations: a term now even more frequently used, due to travel limitations during the pandemic. Due to difficulties to travel between cities, as well as
The increase of smartphone penetration in Indonesia means an increase in smartphone ownership as well. With the various options available in the market, coupled with
What do you do when you get sick? The answer can differ quite greatly between people, it seems. Especially during this pandemic, there are a
With coffee still being the most popular drink amongst Indonesian recently, it still might not be too clear on how exactly Indonesians prefer their coffee
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In recent years, the financial landscape in Indonesia has experienced a significant transformation. For instance, the rising of digital financial services, including PayLater options and
In an era where food delivery services are booming, our latest survey reveals that many Indonesians still enjoy dining out, particularly those from the SES
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