Bali, Indonesia – January 1 2024 – In a bold move to redefine industry standards, Juara Holding Group today unveils its Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan, a comprehensive strategy designed to revolutionize the tourism and luxury services sectors in Indonesia. This plan reflects Juara Holding Group's dedication to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction.

"The Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan represents our commitment to delivering unparalleled luxury and adventure experiences across Indonesia, seamlessly integrating our diverse services to meet the evolving needs of our clients," said Agung Afif, Founder &amp; CEO at Juara Holding Group.

Highlights of the Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan:

Enhanced Luxury Travel Services: Expansion of high-end tour offerings through <a href="http://komodoluxury.com">Komodo Luxury</a>, providing exclusive sailing adventures in Komodo National Park and Raja Ampat, tailored to discerning travelers seeking unique experiences. Komodo Luxury also have Boat construction, Boat Management, and also Boat for sale.

Comprehensive Local Tour Packages: <a href="https://indonesiajuara.asia/">Indonesia Juara Trip </a>will broaden its range of authentic local tours, solidifying its position as the premier choice for destinations such as Nusa Penida, Labuan Bajo, Raja Ampat, Sumba, and Derawan, offering both open and private trip packages.

Premium Transportation and Accommodation: <a href="https://balipremiumtrip.com/en/">Bali Premium Trip</a> and <a href="https://balipremiumvilla.com/">Bali Premium Villa</a> will enhance their luxury car rental services and premium villa offerings in Bali, ensuring clients experience the highest standards of comfort and convenience during their stay.

The Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan is a result of extensive research and dialogue with customers, partners, and industry experts, ensuring that it addresses key opportunities in the industry. It is structured to propel Juara Holding Group towards leadership in innovation and customer satisfaction.

In addition to the strategic objectives, the plan includes the integration of <a href="https://juaraproduction.com/">Juara Production's</a> media services, offering clients comprehensive digital solutions, including photography, videography, and website development, demonstrating Juara Holding Group's proactive approach to driving change and fostering growth.

"This initiative sets a new benchmark in the industry, promising to deliver exceptional value and experiences to our clients while promoting sustainable and responsible tourism practices across Indonesia," remarked&nbsp;Agung Afif, Founder &amp; CEO at Juara Holding Group.

The plan is set to roll out starting January 6, 2025, with initial steps focusing on service enhancements and the seamless integration of offerings across all subsidiaries. For more information on the Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan and its implications for clients and the industry, visit <a href="https://juaraholding.com">https://juaraholding.com</a>.

Juara Holding Group, a pioneering leader in the tourism and luxury services industry, is thrilled to announce the initiation of its Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan. This strategic initiative is aimed at revolutionizing travel experiences and luxury offerings across Indonesia, marking a significant leap forward in enhancing customer satisfaction and industry innovation. The plan is set to commence on January 6, 2025, embodying Juara Holding Group's unwavering commitment to excellence, sustainability, and delivering unparalleled value to its clients. Bali, Indonesia – January 1 2024 – In a bold move to redefine industry standards, Juara Holding Group today unveils its Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan, a comprehensive strategy designed to revolutionize the tourism and luxury services sectors in Indonesia. This plan reflects Juara Holding Group's dedication to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction."The Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan represents our commitment to delivering unparalleled luxury and adventure experiences across Indonesia, seamlessly integrating our diverse services to meet the evolving needs of our clients," said Agung Afif, Founder &amp; CEO at Juara Holding Group.Highlights of the Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan:Enhanced Luxury Travel Services: Expansion of high-end tour offerings through <a href="http://komodoluxury.com">Komodo Luxury</a>, providing exclusive sailing adventures in Komodo National Park and Raja Ampat, tailored to discerning travelers seeking unique experiences. Komodo Luxury also have Boat construction, Boat Management, and also Boat for sale.Comprehensive Local Tour Packages: <a href="https://indonesiajuara.asia/">Indonesia Juara Trip </a>will broaden its range of authentic local tours, solidifying its position as the premier choice for destinations such as Nusa Penida, Labuan Bajo, Raja Ampat, Sumba, and Derawan, offering both open and private trip packages.Premium Transportation and Accommodation: <a href="https://balipremiumtrip.com/en/">Bali Premium Trip</a> and <a href="https://balipremiumvilla.com/">Bali Premium Villa</a> will enhance their luxury car rental services and premium villa offerings in Bali, ensuring clients experience the highest standards of comfort and convenience during their stay.The Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan is a result of extensive research and dialogue with customers, partners, and industry experts, ensuring that it addresses key opportunities in the industry. It is structured to propel Juara Holding Group towards leadership in innovation and customer satisfaction.In addition to the strategic objectives, the plan includes the integration of <a href="https://juaraproduction.com/">Juara Production's</a> media services, offering clients comprehensive digital solutions, including photography, videography, and website development, demonstrating Juara Holding Group's proactive approach to driving change and fostering growth."This initiative sets a new benchmark in the industry, promising to deliver exceptional value and experiences to our clients while promoting sustainable and responsible tourism practices across Indonesia," remarked&nbsp;Agung Afif, Founder &amp; CEO at Juara Holding Group.The plan is set to roll out starting January 6, 2025, with initial steps focusing on service enhancements and the seamless integration of offerings across all subsidiaries. For more information on the Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan and its implications for clients and the industry, visit <a href="https://juaraholding.com">https://juaraholding.com</a>.

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Juara Holding Group, a pioneering leader in the tourism and luxury services industry, is thrilled to announce the initiation of its Integrated Business Ecosystem 2025 Plan. This strategic initiative is aimed at revolutionizing travel experiences and luxury offerings across Indonesia, marking a significant leap forward in enhancing customer satisfaction and industry innovation. The plan is set to commence on January 6, 2025, embodying Juara Holding Group's unwavering commitment to excellence, sustainability, and delivering unparalleled value to its clients.

Juara Holding Group Sets New Industry Standards with Launch of Integrated Business Ecosystem Plan

This strategic partnership unites Midori Climate Partner, a Singapore-based leader in carbon credit development and ecosystem restoration, with MITSUSHO, a leading provider of GHG consultation and ESG services in Malaysia. The collaboration will provide comprehensive project structuring support to biomass suppliers—including food processing factories, forest management companies, and farmers' cooperatives—who will act as project owners.

Project owners, who will supply biomass waste such as coconut shells, durian seeds, and wood chips, will benefit from several key advantages. The financial support from carbon credit sales enables the development of high-quality projects, providing opportunities to generate profits, supply biochar-based organic fertilizer to community farmers at affordable prices, implement advanced waste management through a circular economy model, and produce green energy.

We are actively seeking biomass suppliers who can provide substantial quantities of biomass waste for our initiative. In Malaysia, we are particularly interested in coconut shells, fruit seeds, wood chips, and pulp sludge, though we are open to other suitable materials as well.

For more information and to explore partnership opportunities, please contact <a>info@midori-partner.com</a>. This collaboration represents a significant advancement in environmental sustainability and sustainable waste management in Malaysia.

MITSUSHO is the first carbon desk in Malaysia offering full suites of decarbonization products and services such as: (1) Corporate Training on Carbon Market and GHG Measurement (2) Access to Malaysia and Global Environment Products (3) Consultancy (4)Access to Sustainable Agricultural products Representatives: CHAI Yihn Chan, CEO Website: <a href="https://www.mitsushogreen.com/">https://www.mitsushogreen.com/</a>

It has been announced that Midori Climate Partner has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MITSUSHO to co-develop biochar carbon removal projects in Malaysia. About the PartnershipThis strategic partnership unites Midori Climate Partner, a Singapore-based leader in carbon credit development and ecosystem restoration, with MITSUSHO, a leading provider of GHG consultation and ESG services in Malaysia. The collaboration will provide comprehensive project structuring support to biomass suppliers—including food processing factories, forest management companies, and farmers' cooperatives—who will act as project owners.Benefits for Project OwnersProject owners, who will supply biomass waste such as coconut shells, durian seeds, and wood chips, will benefit from several key advantages. The financial support from carbon credit sales enables the development of high-quality projects, providing opportunities to generate profits, supply biochar-based organic fertilizer to community farmers at affordable prices, implement advanced waste management through a circular economy model, and produce green energy.Call for Biomass SuppliersWe are actively seeking biomass suppliers who can provide substantial quantities of biomass waste for our initiative. In Malaysia, we are particularly interested in coconut shells, fruit seeds, wood chips, and pulp sludge, though we are open to other suitable materials as well.Contact InformationFor more information and to explore partnership opportunities, please contact <a>info@midori-partner.com</a>. This collaboration represents a significant advancement in environmental sustainability and sustainable waste management in Malaysia.About MITSUSHO Sdn. Bhd.MITSUSHO is the first carbon desk in Malaysia offering full suites of decarbonization products and services such as: (1) Corporate Training on Carbon Market and GHG Measurement (2) Access to Malaysia and Global Environment Products (3) Consultancy (4)Access to Sustainable Agricultural products Representatives: CHAI Yihn Chan, CEO Website: <a href="https://www.mitsushogreen.com/">https://www.mitsushogreen.com/</a>

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It has been announced that Midori Climate Partner has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MITSUSHO to co-develop biochar carbon removal projects in Malaysia.

Announcement: MoU Signed Between Midori Climate Partner and MITSUSHO for Biochar Project Development in Malaysia

Exalos Indonesia launched a book on how to handle snakes, specifically for Indonesian citizens or expatriates from Indonesia. Especially those living in countries with potential conflict with snakes. Such as Southeast Asia, Australia, India, and Africa. "Anyway, a country with a high level of potential (conflict with snakes)," said Founder of Exalos Indonesia, First Corporal (TNI) Janu Widodo.

Because, according to him, many lives of animal and environmental activists have just been lost due to a lack of vigilance and anticipation. "I don't want Indonesian environmental activists living abroad to suffer the same fate," said Janu.

So Janu W. Widodo, declared a 'war' against the ignorance and lack of awareness of society, especially those who handle venomous snakes. "Our war is in an educational way. Exalos Indonesia launched a book entitled "Penanganan Ular" for the community," said Janu W. Widodo. Until this day, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia is almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.

The book "Penanganan Ular" (Snake Handling) was released at the beginning of the week of June 2023, with the main focus on good and correct snake handling techniques. "The language used is Indonesian, but it can be easily translated into other international languages," he said.

That is why the book is distributed free of charge in PDF format. To download the book, simply visit the Exalos Indonesia website. For those who are new to Exalos Indonesia, just visit the Google search engine and type "Exalos Indonesia". After the website is found, select the book to download, entitled "Penanganan Ular".

In Indonesia itself, apart from ordinary people, the victims who died as a result of conflicts with snakes were also experienced by snake activists. According to Janu, it is a high level of irony. Because, they often try to show attractive actions that aim to entertain themselves and the audience. But in the end, it came disaster. "The snake activists and keepers were killed by their own pet, which have been their friends all this time," regretted Janu.

Even during the COVID-19 outbreak, there were two expert snake handling figures who died due to wrong actions. Janu doesn't want any more similar cases. So he wrote a book, with materials originating from a training in handling snakes that had been held by Exalos Indonesia.

After the training material was collected and organized by Janu, he chose a writer and editor named Angiola Harry from IAPWE (International Association of Professional Writers and Editors), to tidy it up. "After I edited Janu's writing, I saw many useful things. Beneficial for the environment in general, and also for human life in particular," said Angiola Harry who currently works for Marker Content in Arizona, United States.

<h1>Exalos Indonesia Launched a Snake Handling Book for Expatriate</h1>Until this day, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia is almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.Exalos Indonesia launched a book on how to handle snakes, specifically for Indonesian citizens or expatriates from Indonesia. Especially those living in countries with potential conflict with snakes. Such as Southeast Asia, Australia, India, and Africa. "Anyway, a country with a high level of potential (conflict with snakes)," said Founder of Exalos Indonesia, First Corporal (TNI) Janu Widodo.Because, according to him, many lives of animal and environmental activists have just been lost due to a lack of vigilance and anticipation. "I don't want Indonesian environmental activists living abroad to suffer the same fate," said Janu.So Janu W. Widodo, declared a 'war' against the ignorance and lack of awareness of society, especially those who handle venomous snakes. "Our war is in an educational way. Exalos Indonesia launched a book entitled "Penanganan Ular" for the community," said Janu W. Widodo. Until this day, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia is almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.The book "Penanganan Ular" (Snake Handling) was released at the beginning of the week of June 2023, with the main focus on good and correct snake handling techniques. "The language used is Indonesian, but it can be easily translated into other international languages," he said.That is why the book is distributed free of charge in PDF format. To download the book, simply visit the Exalos Indonesia website. For those who are new to Exalos Indonesia, just visit the Google search engine and type "Exalos Indonesia". After the website is found, select the book to download, entitled "Penanganan Ular".In Indonesia itself, apart from ordinary people, the victims who died as a result of conflicts with snakes were also experienced by snake activists. According to Janu, it is a high level of irony. Because, they often try to show attractive actions that aim to entertain themselves and the audience. But in the end, it came disaster. "The snake activists and keepers were killed by their own pet, which have been their friends all this time," regretted Janu.Even during the COVID-19 outbreak, there were two expert snake handling figures who died due to wrong actions. Janu doesn't want any more similar cases. So he wrote a book, with materials originating from a training in handling snakes that had been held by Exalos Indonesia.After the training material was collected and organized by Janu, he chose a writer and editor named Angiola Harry from IAPWE (International Association of Professional Writers and Editors), to tidy it up. "After I edited Janu's writing, I saw many useful things. Beneficial for the environment in general, and also for human life in particular," said Angiola Harry who currently works for Marker Content in Arizona, United States.Exalos Indonesia established in 2016, an organization for animal rescue and nature lovers, which always updates snake handling techniques that are safe and environmentally friendly.1st Corporal Janu W. Widodo
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Until this day, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia is almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.