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Bali might be a slice of paradise, but this tropical haven isn’t just a dream for tourists—it’s also a breeding ground for mould, especially during the rainy season.

When you bring a good camera, expensive lenses, a laptop, and other electronics to Bali, you’ll need to watch out for a serious threat—humidity and mould.

In fact, this issue isn’t unique to Bali; it affects much of Southeast Asia, where high humidity levels, especially during the rainy season, can damage your gear.

If you are just starting a business in Indonesia or already managing a company but have not yet registered your trademark, we strongly recommend you do so.

Trademark registration is necessary to protect the uniqueness of your brand and prevent its illegal use by others.

Indonesian furniture is increasingly capturing the spotlight on the global stage. With its undeniable allure, it appeals to both residents and visitors alike. Celebrated for its impeccable craftsmansh…

It happens that we seem to catch a cold, treat ourselves, but it doesn't go away. We start taking antibiotics or resort to folk remedies, delve into homeopathy, bioresonance, turn to shamans and heale…

Whether you are relaxing or working in Bali, in both cases, house cleaning is not something you want to engage in regularly. In Bali, it's different, as our eternal enemy, mold, never sleeps. There ar…

The phrase «Nothing is eternal under the moon» or «All is dust and decay…» is a philosophical reminder that you'll often hear from anyone who has stayed in Bali longer than a regular tourist. On the…