Jogja in a jiffy–and A-1 service all the way

Singapore Airlines’ regional wing Silk Air now flies three times weekly from Changi Airport to Indonesia’s Javanese heartland

By Gibbs Cadiz
Philippine Daily Inquirer

Bali has traditionally held the crown as Indonesia’s biggest tourist attraction. In 2012, according to Indonesia’s tourism ministry, some 3.2 million visitors out of 8 million tourists headed to the magical isle with its sparkling beaches, kinetic nightlife and mystical Hindu culture.

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