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Garuda Announces End to Including the Airport Tax in Domestic Ticket Price Effective October 1, 2014 Garuda Indonesia has announced that effective October 1, 2014, the airport authority – PT Angkasa Pura, will collect separately the passenger service charge/airport tax now included in the price of an air ticket on Garuda. Continue to page 2
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Apparently Angkasa Pura has complained that it is exclusively their purview to collect the charge. Moreover, Garuda complains that losses of Rp. 2.2 billion each month due to airport taxes not paid by connecting flight passengers had to be made good by the carrier. Meanwhile, there's a contradictory regulation issued by the Department of Civil Aviation that decrees beginning September 9, 2014, the airport service charge should be included in the ticket price of all Indonesian airlines. It now remains to be seen how Angkasa Pura will implement this decision and begin collecting the charge from all the domestic airlines flying from Denpasar. Perhaps anticipating the
chaos ahead, Garuda is recommending that passengers arrive early when checking in for a domestic flight. As reported separately by Bisnis.com, the Minister of Stateowned Enterprises, Dahlan Iskan said that while he understood Garuda's decision to stem losses and remove a tax from their ticket price that made the national carrier's tickets appear more
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expensive, the move of separating the tax from the ticket price is nonetheless a “very primitive� practice. Iskan called on the Ministry of Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n t o address the problem and require the airport tax to be included in all airline tickets sold in Indonesia. G a r u d a apparently chose to ignore the Ministry's instructions, that should have required all other domestic carriers to conform to Garuda's long-standing practice of including the tax in the ticket price. This occured when Garuda determined that other airlines were ignoring the new regulation without suffering any sanctions. www.balidiscovery.com
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BALI THE RIGHT WAY Gday again punters and welcome to the latest on the streets of Kuta. What a terrible game we all endured last weekend when the Hawks took the win against the Swans in Melbourne. I would say it would have to be the most boring game of footy I have watched in years and am really disapointed that the game was such a white wash. I guess congratulations is in order to the Hawks and their supporters and one would trust that this aliasj@kutaweekly.com weekend is a better grand final with the Rabbittos taking on the Bulldogs. Apparently its been a long long time since the Rabbits have had a go at a final so it is bound to be a ripper day. There really is no other place to watch the game this Sunday other than “Moo Moos Steak House� on Melasti. This is the true home of N.R.L in Bali and they really put on a great show. The day will start at about 8am with the Footy Show, The NSW Cup at 10 am, followed by the Holden Cup, Broncos versus Warriors at 12 noon, then the Grand Final between the Rabbits and the Bulldogs is at 3.00pm so its going to be a big day. The powers that be are whacking Bali Hai out for 10,000 Rupiah each and as is usual, the menu is one of the best in town. They have 10 plasmas and one of the biggest projector screens on the island. The sound system backs it all up with a great surround sound making the experience that much better. There is a kids safe section where they have playstations and lots of things to keep the billy lids busy while the adults enjoy a few quiet sherbs. Thanks to Mr Richard and his team for the support and we trust that our many readers get in and enjoy a great day with the crew at Moo Moos. You can check out their adverts in the centre of the paper and the front page panel. On a final note I'd suggest if you are planning to spend the day at Moo Moos that you get in and book or reserve your seats as quickly as possible.
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Meetings, Bloody Meetings! Incoming President Joko Widodo T r a n s i t i o n Te a m Identify that US$1.5 Billion Spent Each Year on Government Meetings Signaling that fiscal conservancy may be a hallmark of the new Joko Widodo and Jusuf Kalla administration, the transition team for Indonesia new President and Vice-President has identified that Rp 18 trillion (US$ 1.5 billion) is spent on meetings held annual by the government. A member of Commission X from the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR-RI). Dolfie O.F. Palit, told
finance.detik.com that one of the main factors contributing to the enormous cost of government meetings is the tendency to starred hotels, when less luxurious venues would do. Speaking on Thursday, September 25, 2014, Dolfie contends that meeting held in the capital do not need to rent
hotels when ministerial meeting rooms, also luxurious in their own right, would suffice. T h e n e w presidential transition team calculates that Rp. 11.6 trillion (US$1 billion) is spent on government meetings convened in the nation's capital of Jakarta, while the remaining RP. Rp. 6,4 trillion (US$557,000) is spent on meetings held in the provinces. Incoming Indonesian president Joko Widodo has promised to trim wasteful spending in his new administration. www.balidiscovery.com
Ok, moving along I will introduce the Santika Hotel to our pages and will remind all our readers about the great deals the powers that be are running there. You can have a 3 day, 2 night stay with everything fully included for about $115 Aussie. This is a bargain as most smart travellers know. They are also including free transport to the beach and airport should you require, with full internet access and brekky for the time you stay with them. All in all it is a great deal for our readers and if you are in the market for a modern styled stay for a few days then this is the place to choose. Thanks to Miss Erlina Dewie for the support and for the fantastic deals that have been offered to our readers. You can check out their adverts on page 11 and 32. Ok folks that's about my lot for the week and in closing I would like to thank the Kuta Townhouses for putting on such a sensational event last Saturday with the big screen. The day was a great success with many people winning lots of the great giveaways and quite a few already booking for the next years event. Thanks again to all the people that jumped in and supported the event and we all look forward to seeing you all again next Grand Final. Ok folks I hope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthy and always remember, whatever you be, be a good one. Enjoy Your Week ALIASJ............... 4
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Until Kingdom Come Bali to be Home to Lavish M u s e u m Commemorating the Majapahit Era Beritabali.com reports that a museum housing artifacts from the Majapahit era of Indonesian history will be built in the Balangan area of South Bali. The Majapahit Empire was centered on the Island of Java whose influence and military victories extended across much of Southeast Asia. The Majapahit Era lasted from 1293 to 1500 A.D., with its zenith occuring during the reign of Hayum Wuruk and his trusted Prime Minister Gajah Mada from1350 to 1389. The collection of Majapahit memorabilia will be housed in the new Museum Jali Mali – an acronym formed from “Jawa Bali Majapahit Kembali” (Java-Bali Majapahit Returns). A massive 30-hectare site will surround the new museum intended to both demonstrate the majesty of the Majapahit Empire and become a major tourist attraction on the Island.
Yuniani AR, the construction consultant for the Museum Jali Mali said: “At this time, we are in the process of collecting items to be displayed at the museum. To date we have already collected some 30,000 items that include prehistoric items, ancient keris (daggers), beds, seals of the
Majapahit Court, paintings, statues, batik and decorative accessories from the era.” Yuniani explained that the museum dedicated to the Majapahit Empire is being constructed on the initiative of national businessman Hasyim Djojohadikusumo. Djojohadikusumo is a wealthy businessman and the younger brother of failed presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto.
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In addition to a vast collection of items from the Majapahit Era, the Museum Jali Mali will also house a replica of the Majapahit Royal Palace of which no trace remains in modern times. “The reason we are building (the museum) in Balangan, Bali and not in Trowulan, East Java is because we feel the Bali location is a better choice in order that tourist visiting to Bali can view the c o l l e c t i o n , ” Yu n i a n i explained. The projected cost of the museum is put at Rp. 5 trillion (US$ 435 million). Construction is scheduled to start in 2015 and be completed in 2016. In closing, Yuliani said: “The name 'Jali Mali' was selected because Bali and Java are inseparable. We hope the museum can educate the younger generation that the history of Majapahit existed, that the King of Majapahit existed and this is our ancestry.”
One of the biggest pain points in operating a company in Indonesia is the long and winding bureaucratic process to set it up in the first place. Fortunately, Indonesia's M inis t r y of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform (Kemenpan RB) announced today via RRI that registering a company in Indonesia which needed about 53 days has now been slashed to only six days (theoretically).
Ministry, getting the License for the Operation of Trading Businesses (SIUP) and company registration (TDP) at the Trade Ministry, filing for a workforce permit at ManPower and Transmigration Ministry, and applying to participate at the Social Security Management Agency (BPJS). The six days timeframe In addition to all that, involves an online submission to Kemenpan RB explains that the build an Indonesian company at Indonesian government has also the Law and Human Rights made improvements in other
e l e c t r i c i t y, filing for land and building ownership, applying for building permits, paying tax and insurance premiums, settling civil lawsuits, bankruptcy issues, and business related disputes. It's definitely good news for anyone who's looking to build a presence in Indonesia. Besides that, the Indonesian government is working on a few online tools like Lapor and etool to let citizens report on misbehaving government officials and Satu Layanan an online directory for all government services. Recently India also sped up the patent filing process using the internet.
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Power to Accommodation Owners Chandra Himawan, general manager, and Rikardus Guru, partner service manager, for Hotel Link SolutionsIndonesia have just returned from Ho Chih Minh City, Vietnam where they attended the Global Conference and Workshop for Hotel Links Solutions. Established in Indonesia in late 2012, Hotel Link Solutions-Indonesia provides affordable, efficient and highly effective digital marketing solutions for hotels, villas and other accommodation providers seeking to to increase their on-line presence and Internet sales. By creating comprehensive websites operating in concert with a powerful and state-ofthe-art booking engine, Hotel Links Solutions has managed to help its Indonesian partners change the way they do business on-line by allowing dynamic pricing and inventory control, instituting channel distribution via links to the worlds leading on-line t r a v e l a g e n c i e s ( O TA s ) a n d strategizing the on-line presence of accommodation partner that maximize high yielding direct bookings. The fast growing list of Indonesian accommodation providers who have become partners of Hotel Link Solutions proves the success of their low cost approach with some hotels reporting a more than 400%
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increase in their on line bookings and even larger rates of increase in direct bookings. Emblematic of how Hotel Link Solutions customers feel about their “partnership” is demonstrated in the comments of Frances B. Affandy, president director of Panghegar Hospitality Manager who recently wrote: “We haven't had even one minute when you were not accessible to our staff for advice on how to do something better. We feel personally cared for as customers. With all the emphasis these days on 'customer relationship management' we don't feel 'managed' but we do feel valued. Kudos and keep up the good work!” While in Vietnam, Chandra and Rikardus attended intensive training sessions preparatory to the new Hotel Link Solution platform and the unrivaled number of analytical tools now being made available to accommodation providers designed to help them enhance online sales. Speaking on his Vietnam experience, Chandra said: “The amount of work and industry expertise invested globally by Hotel Link Solutions in upgrading our platform, website and booking widget has taken an already outstanding range of products and now provides us with exciting tools. The Indonesian team can't wait to share with our existing clients and the many new partners joining us each week.” Health Checks
Chandra said that he is particularly keen to share the revolutionary new “Health Check” program launched in Vietnam that will be rolled out for use in October 2014. A complimentary service of Hotel Link Solutions, “Health Checks” provides a comprehensive overview on the major components of an accommodation provider's current on-line marketing presence. Those requesting a health check will benefit from no-obligation visit from a Digital Marketing Associate, who will share a confidential objective report ranking their hotel or villas performance in each key area of successful digital marketing. www.balidiscovery.com
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Running for Hearth and Home Eight resorts from Bali and Lombok have joined hands to organize an inaugural 'Charity Run' to aid a housing renovation project in Mengwi, Badung regency, Bali. In partnership with Bali International Sport Week and the Nusa Dua Fiesta, the charity run will be held on Sunday, October 12, 2014 w i t h i n t h e B a l i To u r i s m Development Corporation (BTDC) at Nusa Dua on the island's southern peninsula. The run is open to participants of all ages including children. Registration is priced at Rp. 100,000 (US$8.70). All runners will receive a running shirt
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and opportunities to win many door prizes. The Charity Run is organized by a group of eight resorts from Bali and Lombok including Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort; Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort; The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali; The Westin Ubud Resort & Spa; Le MĂŠridien Bali Jimbaran; The St. Regis Bali
Resort; W Retreat & Spa Bali – Seminyak; and The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali. The inaugural hosting of the event is expected to attract 2,000 runners. The race will start at 7:00 a.m. in front of the BIMC Hospital, run the length of the BTDC complex to the northern gate and return to end at the Nusa Dua Peninsula. Funds raised through the Run will assist a housing renovation project for needy residents in Mengwi, Badung Regency. The even forms part of the Bali International Sports Week and the Nusa Dua Fiesta. www.balidiscovery.com
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Alex Johnston, Rabbitohs wonder boy, was on track for a baggy green IF YOU think Alex Johnston can score tries, you should see South Sydney's NRL boy wonder bat.
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Pipped for the NRL's rookie of the year honours by Wests Tigers half Luke Brooks, Johnston will proudly don the famous red and green in Sunday's Grand Final against Canterbury. But those in the know claim the gifted teenager could have been chasing a baggy green instead. “You'd have to think it was possible. He was an incredible talent,” said former South East Junior Cricket Association representative coach Andrew Taucher. Johnston has bagged 20 tries from 17 games in a spectacular entry to the NRL this season. The 19-year-old is crossing the stripe at a faster rate than South Sydney's all-time highest try-scorer Nathan Merritt, the very
winger who Johnston has replaced on the end of the Rabbitohs' backline. From all reports, though, the youngster was equally adept at finding the boundary as the try line before he ditched cricket to pursue his rugby league dream. Ta u c h e r r e c a l l s t h e extraordinary summer day back in 2009 when Johnston singlehandedly led La Parouse to a 97run win over East thunder in an under-14s limited-overs match at Moore Park. Taucher was umpiring as Johnston hammered an unbeaten
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Bryce Gibbs, Tom Rockliff and Pearce Hanley among AFL players partying on overseas holidays THE AFL season finished last weekend and a host of players have dashed overseas to unwind. From Las Vegas to New York — if there's a party going on you're a decent chance to run into an elite footballer. Carlton duo Bryce Gibbs and Lachie Henderson are in Germany and are getting right into the swing of things at Oktoberfest. Brisbane Lions trio Tom Rockliff, Pearce Hanley and Josh Green are in Las Vegas — and we're guessing they're not the only ones..
Here's Hanley taking in the view from a balcony at The Cosmopolitan.Carlton ruckman Cameron Wood is in New York and is doing his best to look like a tourist in this shot in Times Square. Travis Boak is making the most of his time away from Port Adelaide by tucking into some fish and chips after a surf. Ever the professional, he even apologised to club nutritionist
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Fans fume over Hunt Dally M snubbing BRONCOS fans have responded angrily to the snubbing of star No. 7 Ben Hunt for Halfback of the Year honours at the Dally M awards on Monday night. Hunt was bizarrely left out of the NRL's Team of the Year despite polling significantly more votes than any other halfback. Brisbane fans bombarded the club's switchboard and website on Tuesday morning protesting the decision to name Manly's Daly Cherry-Evans in the Team of the Year ahead of Hunt. Hunt polled 28 votes in the Dally M Medal count, to finish fifth overall. Cherry-Evans, one of the game's great assets, polled 23 votes. It is understood a Sydneybased judging panel has the final vote on selections for team of the year and went with Cherry-Evans as the best No. 7 this season. There was a feeling that
Hunt may have paid the price for the fact Broncos games are often shown on delay into Sydney on Friday nights. Hunt had an outstanding season, statistically better in
almost every category to CherryEvans who was excellent in the first half of the year but tailed off along with Manly. Even the NRL's reasoning for picking Cherry-Evans reveals he was inconsistent, with the blurb on NRL.com stating he was chosen because he stepped up in big games. This is despite Manly going out in straight sets in the finals. “A return of 15 try assists and 10 line-break assists may
seem low in comparison to other halves in the NRL but when the big moments need a hero — such as his last-minute field goal against the Knights in Round 10 — DCE is often the man who delivers,” a report on NRL.com read. Sydney Roosters and M a r o o n s backrower Aidan Guerra could also feel hard done by after Newcastle and NSW enforcer Beau Scott was chosen ahead of him for second rower of the year. Jamie Lyon's selection as centre of the year also raised some eyebrows. Johnathan Thurston and Jarryd Hayne were deserved cowinners of the Dally M Medal. While Hunt would be justified to be miffed at being overlooked, the fact he finished fifth in Dally M Medal voting solidifies his place among the code's best halves.
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secure his first win of 2014. Rossi feels he could have been right up there with him — but for the crash. “Before the race we made a change that would have helped me a lot; the bike was strong, I was going well, I had recovered the gap in the first few laps and I was there with the leading riders. “I felt good and I am sure I could have made a good race, so it was a real shame to fall. “In a way I'm almost glad
difficult weekend on Sunday we were competitive and this was supposed to be a track that is not very good for us.” Rossi was briefly knocked out in his crash, triggered when he made a mistake and ran off the track. The bike spat him off when he crossed some wet astroturf, the presence of which prompted questions in the wake of both Rossi and Andrea Iannone's similar crashes. “ T h i s i s always very dangerous and especially in these cases because the track was still wet from the morning shower and there was nothing to be done,” Rossi explained. “In my case, if I had gone off track one meter before, I would have just gone wide, instead I touched the grass and I fell.” The concussion diagnosis means Rossi will still need to be given medical clearance before he can take part in the Japanese MotoGP at Motegi on October 1012.
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Rossi was diagnosed with a concussion after the c r a s h , a n d underwent another medical check on Monday morning at Aragon before j o i n i n g Ya m a h a teammate Jorge Lorenzo in shooting a television commercial for sponsor Movistar. “I'm fine, everything is okay, and this is the most important thing,” Rossi said. “I did not injure myself too much except for a big bump to the head. Last night I had a little headache but today I'm fine, I'm 100 percent.” Rossi crashed on the third lap of the race while challenging Dani Pedrosa for third place. The cooler conditions of race day allowed the Yamahas to challenge for victory against the
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smelling drink on me in the morning and I was explaining it away as a natural odour. But recently I was finding myself singing rebel songs and stuff coming back up the tunnel and it was only a matter of time before I was caught anyhow. The landlord was also wondering how I was just appearing out of nowhere at the same time every night and disappearing from the women's toilets.” The tunnel was finally discovered after the DOE performed a survey on a sewage problem which turned out to be caused by a pipe Kerr had hit accidentally, causing sewage to leak into his tunnel over five years. The judge questioned Kerr's wife as to why she never smelt the sewage odours from her husband. Mrs Kerr simply shrugged.
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hospital that removed it. 'And I want to have a prosthetic A Dutch man has won the My leg is my property. People leg that would be capable to do a lot of right to take his amputated keep their kidney stones in a jar on the things but that costs some money.' leg home from a hospital and mantelpieces. Ashes of deceased He initially put his leg lamp for turn it into a lamp stand. people are included in tattoos. sale on website eBay but the listing
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Entire body left riddled with worms It is the most expensive and many would argue delicious part of a sushi menu. But one man's love of sashimi nearly killed him after it led to his body becoming riddled with tapeworm. The Chinese man had gone to his doctor complaining of stomach ache and itchy skin. To his horror, scans revealed his entire body had been infected with tapeworm after eating too much sashimi raw slices of fish. Humans contract tapeworm infections from sushi by eating raw fish that has been infected with the worm in its larvae stage. When fish eat tapeworm eggs, the hatching larvae attach themselves to the intestinal wall of the fish and the worms infect the fish flesh. Because sushi is not cooked, the larvae can in turn transfer into the flesh of any human that eats the fish. Continue to next page (33)
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From last page Once a human is infected, a tapeworm will grow inside the intestine to a length of up to 15metres over a period of weeks. It can survive for years and go undetected for weeks or months, in turn releasing its own eggs that infect other parts of the human body. Symptoms include fatigue, constipation and abdominal discomfort which can be so mild the victim may not notice anything is wrong. If larvae begin to migrate to other parts of the body they can start to eat away at the liver, eyes, heart or brain and cause life threatening conditions. Doctors believe some of the uncooked Japanese delicacy of raw meat or fish must have become contaminated. He was treated at the Guangzhou No. 8 People's Hospital in Guangdong Province, in eastern China. Tapeworm infections occur
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Steely Dan is an American jazz rock band founded by core Fagen began playing in local groups. One such group,
Recorded with a revolving cast of session musicians, such as Larry Carlton, Steely Dan's music is characterized by complex jazz-influenced structures and harmonies. Becker and Fagen are whimsical, often sarcastic lyricists, having written "cerebral, wry and eccentric" songs about drugs, love affairs, and crime. The pair are also known for their near-obsessive perfectionism in the recording studio: Over the year they took to record Gaucho (1980), an album of just seven songs, Becker and Fagen hired at least 42 studio musicians and 11 engineers. Steely Dan toured from 1972 to 1974 before retiring to the studio. The group disbanded for some years in 1981, and throughout most of the next decade Becker and Fagen were less active, though a cult following remained devoted to the group. In 1993 the two reunited and began playing concerts. Steely Dan has since released two albums of new material, the first of which, Two Against Nature, earned a Grammy Award for Album of the Year. They have sold more than 40 million albums worldwide and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2001.
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known as The Bad Rock Group and later as The Leather Canary, included future comedy star Chevy Chase on drums. They played covers of songs by The Rolling Stones ("Dandelion"), Moby Grape ("Hey Grandma"), and Willie Dixon ("Spoonful"), as well as some original compositions. Terence Boylan, another Bard musician, remembered that Fagen took readily to the Beatnik life while attending college: "They never came out of their room, they stayed up all night. They looked like ghosts black turtlenecks and skin so white that it looked like yogurt. Absolutely no activity, chain-smoking Lucky Strikes and dope." Fagen himself would later remember it as "probably the only time in my life that I actually had friends."
Do It Again" In the mornin you go gunnin' For the man who stole your water And you fire till he is done in But they catch you at the border And the mourners are all singin' As they drag you by your feet But the hangman isn't hangin' And they put you on the street [Chorus:] You go back Jack do it again Wheel turnin' 'round and 'round You go back Jack do it again When you know she's no high climber Then you find your only friend In a room with your two timer And you're sure you're near the end Then you love a little wild one And she brings you only sorrow All the time you know she's smilin' You'll be on your knees tomorrow [Chorus]
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SUGARCANE SURFING TOURISTS TROPICAL UKELELE VACATION VOLCANOES WAIKIKI WAIMEA BAY WARM WHALE WATCHING
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KUTA WEEKLY REAL ESTATE GUIDE Kuta Town Houses Apartments
“Kuta Weekly’s Property of The Month” “Kuta Weekly’s Number one property”
FOR SALE
(STUDIO EXTRA FOR INDEPENDENT SALE) Large studio unit with full kitchenette facilities located in the heart of Kuta.
MUST SELL!!!
We are motivated vendors and reluctantly have to sell the unit. We are happy to discuss price with serious buyers. priced for a quick sale $130K Aussie ONO Great monthly return if left rented
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Kuta Townhouses PRE-LAUNCH SALE ON NOW * Special Pre-Launch Offer for First 5 sales * Quiet central location close to Kuta Beach * Boutique Building * Just 18 apartments * Priced at valuation * First 5 sales = 55 years lease * Generously sized units from 104m2 187m2. * Investment over existing apartments consistently 8-10% for the first 2 years and then increasing as hotel rates rise. * 5 Minutes to world famous Kuta Beach * 15 minutes to International airport * 2 minutes to major entertainment Hub. * 24 Hr security in the complex
The Kuta Townhouse Suites is comprised of 18 architecturally designed 2 & 3 bedroom modern units including 2 Bedroom Penthouse suites. It has been designed for high efficiency and low maintenance while providing common green and recreational areas for enhanced livability. Kuta Townhouse Suites are conveniently located near an abundance of facilities including: - Beachwalk Shopping Center (0.5km) - World famous Kuta Beach (0.5km) - BIMC Medical Center (1.0km) - Ngurah Rai International Airport (5km) - Kuta Art Markets (1.0km) - Waterbom Park (1.2km) - Matahari Shopping Center (0.8km) - Hard Rock Cafe (0.8km) - Seminyak Shopping District (3km) - CBD (Denpasar City) (12km) - Bali’s famous Brazilian Aussie BBQ
ONSITE FACILITIES INCLUDES: * Swimming pools * Australian Cable TV * AC in rooms & Livingroom Area * Gymnassiums * Free Wi-Fi * 24 hrs security * Sport Bar * Free Local Shuttle Bus * Drinkable water on tab
Don't miss out on this fantastic presale opportunity For further details and inspection, please contact Phone: 082 144 371 500 42
Kuta Town Houses SUITES
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OUTSTANDING PROPERTY The perfect location in Legian, A truly professional build, Close to all the best attractions, bars , restos, Under 5mins walk to the beach, 4 bedroom, all with separate ensuite, Maids quarters with personal toilet area Lovely landscaped gardens, Large outdoor entertaining area with pool, Quality timber furniture throughout Secure Vehicle garage This property has come to market under duress and seller is in no position to hold onto it anymore. ALL SERIOUS OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED. If you want to live the true Bali dream then this could possibly be the home you have been looking for as it is completely freehold
Priced for a very quick sale at $525,000 .
So don’t miss out .. For further details and inspection, please contact Phone: 082 144 371 500
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Good Service with Reasonable Price
Kuta Townhouse TOUR DESK
Jl. Pasar Agung Poppies 1 Kuta - Bali Ph. +62 (361) 857 8880, +62 (0) 82339892012, +62(0) 82 339 679 925
GET 10% - 50% DISCOUNT for All Package
Call Centre: +62 (0) 81 337 207 804, +62 (0) 361-7922288 46
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