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[SEA Chat #17] Southeast Asia in the Age of Outer Space Exploration

ActivityUncategorized Monday, 27 May 2019

SEA Chat #17 “Southeast Asia in the Age of Outer Space Exploration” with Inas Mufidatul, an undergraduate student of International Relations, Universitas Gadjah Mada, at CESASS UGM Library (27/05/19).

Tourism is Singapore

Academic EssayCulture & Linguistics Saturday, 25 May 2019

Tourism has become one of the most important global industries today. To maintain global power, Singapore has to get involve and give value to tourism in the country. Singapore can be considered a small country if you determine it from the amount of land the country has, but if you measure from its economy, it is one of the most growing counties in the world. This statement is pointed out by Hooi Hooi Leana, Sio Hing Chongb and Chee-Wooi Hooyc (2014) who say that ;

“ Tourism is a fast-growing industry in Singapore. Despite the small contribution to the country’s overall GDP, hovering around 8 percent, Singapore’s tourism industry lingers as a noteworthy showcase not only for trade and economic powerhouse but also as a hub for entertainment, media, and culture in Southeast Asia. In 2005, the Singapore Tourism Board heralded its target to ensure tourism played the role as a key economic pillar by tripling tourism receipts to S$30 billion and doubling visitor arrivals to 17 million in 2015. Besides, the “Uniquely Singapore” campaign that launched in March 2004, aimed to show the world the blend of the best of Singapore as the modern world of warm, enriching and unforgettable tourist destination had won a gold award conferred by the Pacific Asia Travel Association. In 2009, the contribution of the tourism industry on economic growth has recorded 7.3 percent and created 5.8 percent out of total employment opportunities. An increasing trend showing 4.1 percent of the total economy from the tourism industry in 2004 has escalated to 7.3 percent in 2009.” read more

[SEA Chat #16] Thailand: Far from Democracy. A Comparative Analysis between Thailand and Indonesia

ActivityUncategorized Thursday, 23 May 2019

SEA Chat #16 “Thailand: Far from Democracy. A Comparative Analysis between Thailand and Indonesia” with Aniello Iannone, an undergraduate student of Southeast Asian Studies, University of Naples L’Orientale, Italy, at CESASS UGM Library (23/05/19). Thank you for your participation and see you at our next event!

[DISCUSSION] Discussion Series I “ASEAN Community: Does Identity Matter?”

ActivityUncategorized Thursday, 23 May 2019

Discussion Series I “ASEAN Community: Does Identity Matter?” with Drs. Muhadi Sugiono, M.A., a researcher at CESASS UGM and a lecturer at Department of International Relations UGM, at CESASS UGM (23/05/19).

[WORKSHOP] Training of Journal Management and Communication Strategy Preparation for PUI PT

ActivityUncategorizedworkshop_eng Friday, 17 May 2019

Training of Journal Management and Communication Strategy Preparation for PUI PT with Syahrul Fauzi, S.Pt., M.Pd. (Publishing and Publication Agency – BPP UGM), Wuri Handayani, MA PhD. (Journal of Economy and Business UGM), Ika Krismantari (The Conversation), and Drs. Eduard Depari, MA., M.Sc. (Indonesian Television Academy) invites the Indonesian Center for Science and Technology (PUI-PT) Featured Center and Research and Technology at Tara Hotel Yogyakarta (05/17/19).

[SEA Chat #15] Panel Discussion

ActivityUncategorized Thursday, 16 May 2019

SEA Chat #15: Panel Discussion “Empowering Refugees in Southeast Asia” with Rahma Safira S. (Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada) and “Negotiations between Youth and Job Market Flexibility: A Case Study of Micro-Celebrities in Yogyakarta” with Arif Budi D. (Dept. of Sociology, Universitas Gadjah Mada), at CESASS UGM Library (16/05/19).

[SEA Chat #14] Extrajudicial Killings of “War on Drugs” in the Philippines

ActivityUncategorized Thursday, 9 May 2019

SEA Chat #14 “Extrajudicial Killings of “War on Drugs” in the Philippines” with Laras Ningrum, an undergraduate student of Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, at CESASS UGM Library (09/05/19). Thank you for your participation and see you at our next event!

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