Bali IEEE Region 10 SYWL Congress 2018 - for - IEEE R10
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IEEE Region 10 Student -Young Professionals - Women in Engineering - Life Member • Venue : Prime Plaza Hotel, Sanur - Bali, Indonesia 2 • Dates : August 30 – September 2, 2018
Why Bali ? Because : Bali is a Wonderful island, a Real Paradise for ARTS, CULTURE and NATURE. Bali offers Various and Magical sceneries. You are welcome warmly in this Heaven with very friendly people. All framework infrastructures are ready for International events. 5
Cultural - Landscape of Bali UNESCO World Heritage List: http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1194 The cultural landscape of Bali consists of rice terraces and their water temples that cover 19,500 ha. 6
Dream Beaches • CNN: Romantic island seeks lovers of swaying palms, perfect beaches and sunset cocktails for companionship and more. . . http://travel.cnn.com/explorations/escape/destinations/what-to-do-in-bali-641181 • Lonely Planet: The mere mention of Bali evokes thoughts of a paradise. It's more than a place; it's a mood, an aspiration, a tropical state of mind. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/indonesia/bali 7 “Don't talk about heaven if you've never been to Bali” Toba Beta is writer from Indonesia. He works as economist/practitioner in Indonesia financial industries and capital market.
A Natural Gate “Bali as a gateway for tourism of Indonesia, it is natural to be held in Bali. Even, various international events prefer to choose their venue in Bali” Dr. Arief Yahya 9 Minister of Tourism
Travel & Transportation Airports: As an international airport, Ngurah Rai serves domestic and international flights of over 25 airliners opening their routes to Bali. Year 2007 recorded 19,099 international and 43.475 domestic flights. 10
Access Bali right away from around the world. Short-haul and long- haul direct flights from East Asia or Oceania. Within many convenient international trips, Bali is ready to welcome you any moment. 11
Travel & Transportation Airlines: At this moment the Ngurah Rai Airport serves up to 200 aircraft in a day, especially during peak seasons. This feat is also enhanced by the price wars (low cost carriers) offered by airliners. Garuda Indonesia: – Darwin, Sidney, Melbourne, Perth, Singapore, Incheon, Narita, Kansai Air Asia: – Kuala Lumpur Royal Brunei: – Bandar Sri Begawan Eva Airways: – Taipei China Airways: – Taipei China Southern: – Pudong Continental Air: – Guam Cathay Pacific: – Hongkong Far Eastern: – Kaohsiung Japan Air: – Kansai, Narita Jet Star Airways: – Sydney, Melbourne Korea Air: – Incheon Malaysia Air: – Kuala Lumpur Qantas Airways: – Perth, Darwin Qatar Airlines: – Dhoha Singapore Air: – Singapore Thai Air: – Bangkok 12 Air North: – Darwin Valuair: – Singapore Skywest Air: – Port Hedland Trans Aero: – Domodedovo
Visa to Indonesia Bali has been the favorite destination for locals and international tourists for ages, and there are no visa restrictions to visit Bali Indonesia. VISA ON ARRIVAL is available for 62 Countries Moreover, there are 11 countries need a calling visa applications for Business, Tourist and Social Visits from nationals of the following countries need an approval from Immigration Office in Indonesia before travelling. 1. AFGHANISTAN 2. CAMEROON 3. GUINEA 4. IRAQ 5. ISRAEL 6. LIBERIA 7. NIGER 8. NIGERIA 9. NORTH KOREA 10. PAKISTAN 11. SOMALIA 13 Directorate General of Immigration The Organizer will be happy to assist the committees, authors, attendances, exhibitors, and others involved parties who would like to attend in the conference.
The Proves that Bali is Ready to Welcome Great International Events THE ASEAN –UN SUMMITS 14
Miss World 2013 Miss World 2013 contestants around looking at the architecture of Besakih, Karangasem, Bali, on All contestants Miss World 2013 using Indonesian traditional clothes Wednesday (11/9) for opening ceremony. 15 Top 10 on Miss World 2013, Bali-Indonesia.
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Bali’s Climate The actual temperature does not vary too much-ranging at an average of 31 ºC to 33 ºC all year round 17
Bali Weather q It has two seasonal periods-Wet and Dry seasons which differ greatly in characteristics. q The actual temperature does not vary too much-ranging at an average of 31ºC to 33ºC all year round. Overall, Bali has a hot climate. Wet Season Ø In Bali, wet season can be highly experienced during December and January lasting through March. Dry seasons Ø April is the hottest month with the humidity falling off to about 65-70% and the average temperature at a maximum of 33ºC. Ø April-October is the Dry Season in Bali when the temperatures remain at an average of 31- 33 ºC, humidity lies at an average 60 – 65% and rainfall is at a minimum level. Though climatically it is advised to visit Bali during the dry season of April to October, the Wet Season from November to March coincides with the southern hemisphere’s summer, which attracts those who have time off over summer.
Outline Venue Organization
https://spph.pphotels.com/ The Hotel features: • two award-winning restaurants • two bars • modern fitness centre & spa The hotel is situated close to: • temples, galleries, restaurants • a golf course and the popular Sanur Beach • the hotel provides a tranquil haven for guests 20
Travel & Transportation 21
A Grand Ballroom that can catter up to 1000 Grand Ballroom people with a large permanent stage 23
Pool View Hotel Room Courtyard Pool Access
Hotel Facilities Balinese Spa Lobby Bar 25 Beach Area Pool Bar
Guest Activities Outside the hotel: - Ancient tempels - Cultural centres - Scuba Diving - World Class Golf - White Water Rafting - Sunset Cruises - Jungle and Mountain Tracking - Animal Safaris - Dolphin Watching - Island Cruising - Bungee Jumping - ….. - The list is endless
Outline Organization
Management Team ADVISORY COMMITTEE • Region 10 Director : Prof. Kukjin Chun • Region 10 Director-elect : Prof. Akinori Nishihara • Region 10 Secretary : Prof. Byung-Gook • Region 10 Treasurer : Prof. SoYoung Kim • Indonesia Section Chair : Prof. Fitri Yuli Zulkifli • Indonesia Section Past Chair : Satriyo Dharmanto ORGANIZING COMMITTEE • General Chair : Prof. Deepak Mathur (Region 10 Vice Chair MA) • Region 10 SA Coordinator : Prof. Rajesh Ingle • Region 10 WIE Coordinator : Dr. Jing Dong • Region 10 YP Coordinator : Nivas Ravichandran • Region 10 SR Coordinator : Pasan Petiyagode • General Co-Chairs : Nia Kurnianingsih Dr. Ford Lumban Gaol • Indonesian Local Committee
Potential Partnership Indonesian companies and organizations have a long tradition of sponsoring international conferences. At this point in time, we can list the following potential patrons with which we have contacts: Government q Ministry of Communication and Information Republic Indonesia q Bali Local Government Private Corporation: q PT Telkom q Indosat q XL Axiata q Multikom q KVision Government Owned Companies: q Pertamina q PLN q PT KAI IEEE Foundation: 29
Program Agenda 30
Web: http://sywl2018.ieeer10.org/
Open Call for Sponsorship Looking forward to seeing your delegates in Bali 33
Nia Kurnianingsih (General co-Chair) kurnianingsih.k.id@ieee.org
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