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This chapter contains listings for embassies, state ministries and other facilities, contacts for useful services and organisations, helpful tips and information for new travellers, and accommodation options around Indonesia.
AMBHARA HOTEL Jalan Iskandarsyah Raya No. 1 T: +62 (21) 270 0888 F: +62 (21) 722 0582 reservation@ambharahotel.com www.ambharahotel.com Rooms: 222 rooms, including deluxe rooms, junior suites and executive suites. Health & Leisure Facilities: Health club with gym, sauna, spa and outdoor swimming pool. Guest Services: Courier, shuttle and catering service. Wining & Dining: Pelangi Restaurant (Indonesian and international), Café de France (coffee, tea and snacks), Terrace Bakery &…
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Etiquette Indonesians do not like conflict. Friendly, outgoing and peaceful are the norms for interaction. For this reason, saving face and not being caustic are very important for travellers to remember. It is more efficient to deal with any problem with a smile and patience than by raising your voice and arguing. A handshake is usually the first introduction in a business setting and is used for both greeting and farewell. It is recommended that men be addressed as Pak (pronounced “Pa”) and…
Etiquette Indonesians do not like conflict. Friendly, outgoing and peaceful are the norms for interaction. For this reason, saving face and not being caustic are very important for travellers to remember. It is more efficient to deal with any problem with a smile and patience than by raising your voice and arguing. A handshake is usually the first introduction in a business setting and is used for both greeting and farewell. It is recommended that men be addressed as Pak (pronounced “Pa”) and…
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