Jakarta, 27 January 2021 - Traveloka, Southeast Asia’s leading technology company offering digital-based travel & lifestyle services, today highlighted a series of technology-based innovations launched by the company during the pandemic throughout 2020, as well as travel and tourism outlook for 2021. These innovations aim to strengthen the company’s commitment as a leading technology company in Indonesia and support the government’s economic recovery efforts, particularly the tourism sector that has been significantly impacted by the pandemic.
Sandiaga Uno, Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy said, “Until now, the COVID-19 pandemic remains a real threat. Health protocols continue to be our main priority amid our efforts to recover the tourism sector, and these efforts require the support from all stakeholders. As a technology company with a very large and expansive number of users and partners, Traveloka can contribute to help ensure health protocols that are being implemented by tourists as well as tourism players, and to help accelerate the economic recovery, especially in the tourism sector.”
Subang Jaya, 27 January 2021 – Throughout 2020, many business owners digitalized their operations to enable employees continue working away from the office. Aligned with these needs, Acer Malaysia today introduced the Acer TravelMate P4 that offers a balance of performance and durability with critical business features.
Designed with professionals and businesses in mind, the business grade Acer TravelMate P4 packs all the horsepower and up to 15.5-hour battery life into a 17.9mm durable semi-metal chassis that weighs only 1.41kg. Powered by the latest 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors with 8GB of RAM and 512GB superfast M.2 PCIe SSD, Acer TravelMate P4 also buffers upgrade space for users’ future needs.
27th January 2021, Kuala Lumpur - Whether we have noticed or not, there are persisting forces shaping the world around us. These megatrends enable us to consider our world 5 to 10 years – or more – into the future to help us make more-informed decisions now. Although events like the COVID-19 pandemic will cause short-term headwinds to some key trends, and tailwinds to others, these megatrends are expected to persist into the future.
For a fast moving economy like Malaysia, with a projected GDP of 3.4 trillion by 2030, as part of the Shared Prosperity Vision 2030, keeping an eye on these trends will enable businesses to better shape their transformation strategies. “The pandemic is further proof of Malaysia’s quick adaption to technology, as we quickly adapted new technologies in healthcare, education, and other sectors to respond to the crisis. As we continue our journey toward further economic growth, the trends that we have observed now will play a major role in how businesses transform over the decade,” says GT Lim, Country Leader of 3M Malaysia.
