Monday, 01 June 2026   Central Lombok is rapidly becoming one of Indonesia’s most exciting tourism destinations, and foreign investment is playing a major role in that transformation. Recent investment projects backed by international investors, including those connected to Middle Eastern tourism markets, are helping accelerate economic growth across the region.   One of the most notable developments involves a Moroccan investor who has committed approximately IDR 72 billion to a luxury villa project in Motong Ajan Village. The project is being developed in stages, with the first phase consisting of 21 villas designed to serve the growing tourism market in Lombok.   At theRead More →

Monday, 1 June 2026   Lombok is no longer living in Bali’s shadow. Over the last few years, the island has attracted growing attention from international travelers, property developers, and tourism investors. With destinations like Kuta Lombok, Senggigi, and the Gili Islands continuing to grow, many foreign investors are now asking the same question: how can foreigners legally invest in tourism accommodation in Lombok?   The answer is through a PT PMA, is Indonesia’s legal structure for foreign-owned companies. According to Seven Stones Indonesia, a PT PMA is currently the most secure and compliant way for foreigners to operate tourism-related businesses such as villas, hotels,Read More →

Saturday, 30 May 2026   When investors think about property opportunities, destinations in Europe, America, and Australia often come to mind first. However, a growing number of international investors are discovering that Lombok offers something many mature markets no longer can: high growth potential at an affordable entry point.   Located just east of Bali, Lombok has rapidly emerged as one of Indonesia’s most exciting investment destinations. Supported by infrastructure development, tourism growth, and government-backed projects, the island is attracting both local and foreign investors looking for long-term opportunities.   One of Lombok’s biggest advantages is affordability. Property prices remain significantly lower than those foundRead More →

Saturday, 30 May 2026   For many investors, the Strait of Hormuz may seem like a distant geopolitical hotspot. However, this narrow waterway between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman plays a huge role in the global economy. Around a fifth of the world’s oil supply passes through this route, making it one of the most important shipping lanes on the planet.   Whenever tensions rise in the region, markets pay attention. Any disruption to shipping through Hormuz can affect energy prices, transportation costs, and ultimately investment returns. For income investors who rely on dividends and stable cash flow, understanding these risks isRead More →