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  Friday, 21 August 2026   Bali has long been one of Indonesia’s most popular destinations for international investors. Its tourism industry, beautiful landscapes, strong international reputation, and growing demand for accommodation make the island an interesting place to consider for business and property investment.   For Spanish investors looking at Bali in 2026, however, investing is not simply about buying a beautiful villa and waiting for tourists to arrive. The market has become more mature, and investors need to understand location, legal structures, rental demand, and daily operations before putting their money into a project.   The first thing to understand is that BaliLeer más →

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  Friday, 21 August 2026   Indonesia’s transportation sector is getting an interesting boost, and Surabaya is one of the cities at the center of it. A major railway investment supported by Germany shows how cooperation between Indonesia and European countries is becoming stronger, especially in modern and sustainable public transportation.   The project is the Surabaya Regional Railway Line, which will improve the railway connection between Surabaya and Sidoarjo. According to the German-Indonesian Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Germany is providing EUR 236 million to support the first phase of the project. Construction is expected to begin in 2027–2028.   So, what makes thisLeer más →

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  Thursday, 20 August 2026   Spain is showing growing interest in Indonesia as a place to build factories and reach international markets. During the 40th Trade Expo Indonesia, or TEI, in October 2025, Spanish representatives expressed strong interest in investing in Indonesia and potentially building a factory in the country.   The opportunity is attractive for a simple reason: Indonesia has access to a number of international trade agreements. According to Indonesia’s Trade Minister Budi Santoso, the country had 24 trade agreements covering 30 countries through different types of agreements, including PTA, FTA, and CEPA.   For Spanish companies, this could make Indonesia moreLeer más →

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  Thursday, 20 August 2026   Indonesia is set to receive major support for its energy transition as Germany confirms that the country will get funding under the Just Energy Transition Partnership, or JETP. The program was created to help Indonesia reduce its dependence on coal and move toward cleaner energy.   The funding package is worth around $20 billion, making it one of the biggest international financial commitments connected to Indonesia’s energy transition, especially in Jakarta. Germany is one of the countries supporting the partnership, together with other international partners. According to a recent report, Germany said that a large part of the publicLeer más →