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Viral story of a French foreigner who was almost harassed by a man while going camping in the Mount Bromo area. It turns out, this man is a motorbike taxi driver

A foreigner from France, Camille Gabriele (25) admitted that he almost became a victim of harassment on Mount Bromo. Cam shared his story until it went viral on social media. It turned out that the perpetrator was a motorbike taxi driver in the area.

This was expressed by the Head of Ngadisari Village, Sukapura District, Probolinggo, Sunaryono. He confirmed the story told by Cam.

“The incident occurred on the evening of January 5 2024, around 23.00 WIB,” said Sunaryono, Tuesday (13/2/2024).

Cam with officers after almost being harassed while camping in Bromo Photo: Special

Sunaryono then told the story of the perpetrator. He said the perpetrators were residents.

“The motorbike taxi driver is a resident of Ngadisari Village,” he added.

“Then, he asked if he could sit in the tent and chat. I wasn’t actually comfortable with that, but I couldn’t help it because he was so nice to me (a stupid girl, yes I know). But before that, I told

Holidaymakers with pre-existing conditions continue to pay over the odds or face being priced out of traveling altogether, despite recent measures to address the problem, Which? research has found.

In our recent survey of 4,009 buyers of travel insurance, 61% said they had a pre-existing medical condition or a history of one. Over a third (36%) reported recent difficulties getting affordable cover because of their condition, with 7% of these people deciding to travel without insurance because premiums were prohibitively expensive.

Here we explain how your medical history can affect the premium you’re offered – and how to improve your chances of finding suitable cover at a decent price.

The cost of pre-existing conditions

In the past two years, the median amount paid for annual policies by customers with a pre-existing condition was £150 – 56% higher than those without (£96). Those who bought single-trip policies paid 88% more (£75 vs £40).

At an individual level, the differences can be much larger, depending on the nature of the medical condition as well as other factors such as age.

One customer in our survey, who had diabetes, told us they’d found they were paying roughly four times what they’d be

Indra Wijaya Report | Banda Aceh

SERAMBINEWS.COM, BANDA ACEH – During the holy month of Ramadan, Al Hambra Hotel Banda Aceh provides delicious iftar packages and a comfortable stay.

With an aesthetic and memorable style, providing a new experience for visitors. With an iftar package of only IDR 120,000/Pax, Al Hambra Hotel Banda Aceh has prepared delicious dishes that will tempt your appetite.

An atmosphere full of warmth and togetherness will be presented while enjoying special dishes in the month of Ramadan.

Food and Beverage Supervisor, Andry, said that his party provides a warm and togetherness atmosphere at Restaurant Sevilla Bistro Al Hambra Hotel Banda Aceh.

Also read: Enjoy Food Promos at Sevilla Bistro, Parkside Alhambra Hotel Banda Aceh

They create an unforgettable experience for customers and families to break the fast. “We also provide an opportunity for businesses and communities to gather in a comfortable atmosphere while enjoying delicious iftar dishes,” said Andry, Tuesday (19/3/2024).

Andry also added, for this Ramadhan, Al Hambra Hotel Banda Aceh will serve a variety of Indonesian culinary menus. Starting from heavy food and various takjil, there are also stalls, such as fried food stalls and mixed ice stalls.

“We present Indonesian food menus

Jakarta –

New Year 2024 is just around the corner. In the midst of the current tumultuous political situation, the tourism sector continues to show positive growth after Covid-19.

This of course cannot be separated from how President Jokowi issued the right policies so that they had a positive impact on the tourism sector.

There are at least 8 important policies that have been pushed by President Jokowi to advance Indonesian tourism.

The 8 Policies Are:

1. National Movement Proud to Travel in Indonesia

This movement was launched by President Jokowi as a form of appeal to invite more people to travel within the country.

This movement aims to boost the growth of domestic tourists to travel to tourist destinations in Indonesia.

2. Focus on improving destinations with infrastructure development in 5 DPSPs

The government is making improvements to tourism infrastructure facilities. No half-hearted, the budget reaches IDR 6.5 trillion. This budget is mainly intended to build infrastructure facilities, accessibility and amenities in 5 Super Priority Tourism Destinations (DPSP).

3. The right policy to overcome Covid-19 by turning the pandemic into an endemic

Jokowi’s decision to end the pandemic on June 21 2023 is

After 50 years as Australia’s most popular travel destination, New Zealand has been overtaken by Indonesia.

Around 1.37 million Australians will travel to Indonesia in 2023, while 1.26 million will travel to New Zealand.

For Australians traveling to Indonesia, 86% went for a holiday and 7% to visit friends or relatives. In New Zealand, 43% went for a holiday and 38% to visit friends or relatives.

New Zealand has been Australia’s most popular tourism destination since the ABS started collecting records, peaking at 1.46 million visitors in 2019.

Australian Bureau of Statistics head of migration statistics Jenny Dobak said short-term returns were still recovering from COVID.

“We can also see that short-term resident returns are recovering faster than short-term visitor arrivals,” he said.

“This shows that there are more Australians going overseas for a short-term trip than international visitors coming to Australia.”

Australia had just over 7 million international visitors arriving for a short-term trip in 2023, down from 9.5 million in 2019.

New Zealanders remain the most prolific visitors to Australia, sending 1.27 million visitors to Australia in 2023, followed by the US (0.66 million) the UK (0.60 million), China (0.54 million) and India (0.4 million).

A spokesperson from

Could Australia’s love affair with Bali be waning?

With its picturesque scenery, lively nightlife, food options, cheap flights and value for money, Australians flock to the Island of the Gods in big numbers every year.

But new data suggests travelers are planning to skip Bali, and more broadly Indonesia, this summer.

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A survey released by the Tourism and Transport Forum Australia (TTF) has revealed 75 per cent of us are planning a holiday between now and the end of February, with 14 per cent jetting off overseas.

For those digging out the passports, close to one in five are planning to head across the ditch to our new number one destination — New Zealand.

Europe followed closely behind in second, with Japan, Thailand and Singapore rounding out the top five.

Indonesia — where one million Australians sun, surf, sip and shop annually — came in equal seventh, tied with the USA, Canada, China and Vietnam.

The figures emerged months after Bali officials announced a crackdown on tourists behaving