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Development of toll roads in Indonesia.toll roads The following is a list of toll roads. Toll roads are roads on which a toll authority collects a fee for use. This list also contains toll bridges and toll tunnels. Lists of these subsets of toll roads can be found in List of toll bridges and List of toll tunnels. to facilitate its economic development. Even Java, the most densely populated pop·u·late
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2. island with the highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP GDP (guanosine diphosphate): see guanine. ) in the country still needs more toll roads despite brisk Brisk as a proper name may refer to:
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Indonesia Indonesia (ĭn'dənē`zhə), officially Republic of Indonesia, republic (2005 est. pop. 241,974,000), c.735,000 sq mi (1,903,650 sq km), SE Asia, in the Malay Archipelago. , which is much bigger than Malaysia Malaysia (məlā`zhə), independent federation (2005 est. pop. 23,953,000), 128,430 sq mi (332,633 sq km), Southeast Asia. The official capital and by far the largest city is Kuala Lumpur; Putrajaya is the adminstrative capital. both in population and territory is far lagging Lagging
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v. country in total length of toll roads.
Despite the fact that Malaysia began building toll roads only ten years after Indonesia, but that country already has toll roads totaling around 1,600 km leaving Indonesia behind with around 700 kilometers of toll roads.
Toll roads are vital infrastructure to support economic development, therefore, toll road development is a priority in the country's infrastructure development program.
The government plans development of many toll roads to reach a total length of 19,370 kilometers in 2014. The toll road projects are located in Sumatra Sumatra (smä`trə), island (1990 pop. 36,471,731), c.183,000 sq mi (473,970 sq km), Indonesia, in the Indian Ocean along the equator, S and W of the Malay Peninsula (from which it , Java, Bali Bali (bä`lē), island and (with two offshore islets) province (1990 pop. 2,777,356), c.2,200 sq mi (5,700 sq km), E Indonesia, westernmost of the Lesser Sundas, just E of Java across the narrow Bali Strait. The capital is Denpasar. , Kalimantan Kalimantan: see Borneo. , Sulawesi Sulawesi (s'läwā`sē), formerly Celebes (sĕl`əbēz), island (1990 pop. 12,511,163), c. , West Nusa Tenggara West Nusa Tenggara (Indonesian: Nusa Tenggara Barat) is a province in south-central Indonesia. It covers the western portion of the Lesser Sunda Islands, except for Bali. , East Nusa Tenggara East Nusa Tenggara (Indonesian: Nusa Tenggara Timur) is a province of Indonesia, located in the eastern portion of the Lesser Sunda Islands, including West Timor. The provincial capital is Kupang, located on West Timor. and Papua Papua, province, Indonesia
Papua (păp`ə, –y .
Toll Road Development Strategies
The objectives of toll road development include facilitating economic development, to facilitate links between areas and to cope with traffic jams.
The government has set toll road development in priority since 2006 with a number of targets :
First to build secondary trunk/feeder in Java covering the routes of Ciawi-Sukabumi-Bandung and Cilenyi-Sumedang-Dawuan.
Second is to build main trunk A communications channel between two points. It generally refers to a high-bandwidth, fiber-optic line between telephone switching centers (central offices). Telephone "trunks" handle thousands of simultaneous voice and data signals, whereas telephone "lines" are the wires from the in Java connecting the western and eastern ends of Java with the route of Merak-Jakarta-Cikampek-Cirebon-Semarang-SoloSurabaya-Banyuwangi. The main and secondary trunks will make up the system of Trans Java toll road.
Third is development of toll roads in big cities as growth centers in Java such as Greater Jakarta Jakarta or Djakarta (both: jəkär`tə, jäkär`tä), city and special district (1990 pop. 8,227,746), capital and largest city of Indonesia, NW Java, at the mouth of the canalized Ciliwung River, on Jakarta , Yogyakarta Yogyakarta (yōg'yəkär`tə, yōk'–), Jogjakarta (jōg'–, jōk'–), or Djokjakarta (jōk'–), city (1990 pop. ,-Solo,-Semarang (Joglosemar), and Surabaya Surabaya, Surabaja, or Soerabaja (srəbī`ə, Du. s .
Development of toll roads in large cities outside Java including Medan, Palembang Palembang (pälĕmbäng`), city (1990 pop. 1,144,047), capital of South Sumatra province, on SE Sumatra, Indonesia. The island's largest city, it is a deepwater port on both banks of the Musi River and the trade and shipping center for the S , Riau For other uses, see Riau (disambiguation).
Riau is a province of Indonesia, located in the center of Sumatra island along the Strait of Malacca. The provincial capital and largest city is Pekanbaru. Other major cities includes Dumai, Bangkinang and Siak Sri Indrapura. , Bali, Makassar Ma·kas·sar or Ma·ka·sar
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Toll roads in operation
Currently there are 28 toll roads totaling 739,27 km all over Indonesia already in operation. The number includes the Suramadu bridge This article or section contains information about a bridge currently under construction.
It may contain information of a speculative nature, and the content may change as construction progresses or new information becomes available. , bridge spanning the sea in the Madura Madura or Madoera (both: mäd`rä), island (1990 pop. 3,015,124), c. straits Straits: see Dardanelles; Bosporus. linking Surabaya with the island of Madura and the 35-kilometer Kanci Pejagan section of the Trans Java toll road and the Jakarta Outer Ring Road (JORR JORR Jakarta Outer Ring Road (Indonesia) ) W1.
The total length of toll roads in operation is expected to continue to increase as there are a number of toll road projects under construction.
Program of Accelerated Development of Toll Roads
Development of toll roads has often been stalled by difficulty in land clearing as it the project always involves private property. Delay in development results not only in delay in the realization of toll road contribution to economic development but also often results in higher cost.
Therefore, the government has launched a program to accelerate development of toll roads for him 2005-2009 period including 12 toll roads under Trans Java and 20 non Trans Java toll roads.
Toll road projects to be put on tender
Projects attracting few investors
Some of the toll road projects offered by the government have attracted few or no investors as they are considered not profitable such as the Medan--Kualanamu--Tebing Tinggi toll road project in North Sumatra North Sumatra (Indonesian: Sumatera Utara) is a province of Indonesia. Its capital is Medan. Geography and population
The province of North Sumatra stretches across the island of Sumatra between the Indian Ocean and the Strait Malacca. .
The government tries to attract investors by offering to handle land clearing for toll project included in batch IV. After the completion of the land clearing the project would be put on tender. The policy was taken after twice failing to attract investors to take part in tender.
Profile of the Cileunyi--Sumedang--Dawuan toll road
Investment tender has been held twice for the Cileunyi-Sumedang-Dawuan toll road project but it failed to attract investors. The project will need 238.50 hectares of land.
Feasibility study The analysis of a problem to determine if it can be solved effectively. The operational (will it work?), economical (costs and benefits) and technical (can it be built?) aspects are part of the study. Results of the study determine whether the solution should be implemented. and analysis of environmental impact (Amdal) of the project have been completed in 2004 by the Sumedang. District administration. It was estimated that the toll road would be used vehicles with 13,921 one way trips per day.
A MoU was already signed between the provincial and district/city administrations involved in the project on land clearing but legal study was still needed of his project by the government.
The length of the toll road to be built changed from 58.50 km to 60.10 km. The Cileunyi-Sumedang-Dawuan toll road project needs support from the central government in fund amounting to Rp1,599.8 billion including for land procurement The fancy word for "purchasing." The procurement department within an organization manages all the major purchases. amounting to Rp.536.800 and for construction Rp 1,063 billion.
The West Java provincial government agreed to provide support in the form of sunk cost Sunk Cost
A cost that has been incurred and cannot be reversed. Also referred to as "stranded cost."
A worn-out piece of equipment bought several years ago is a sunk cost because the cost of buying it cannot be reversed. for the land procurement 50% of the total cost of the land procurement. The government already made available US$ 100 million in Blue Book to support the toll road development.
Investment value:
Rp 4,660 billion. Cost of land changed from Rp 504.84 M to Rp 536.8 billion and cost of construction (including other costs) Rp 4,123.2 billion.
Category: KPS KPs
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Status until October October: see month. 2009:
Process of preparing auction, auction with the support in land fund and part of construction from the government /regional administrations.
The feasibility studies of the Medan-Kualanamu--Tebing Tinggi toll road project is prepared by Bina Marga Marga can refer to:
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The North Sumatra provincial administration agreed to provide support in the form of handling land clearing.
The Medan-Kualanamu-Tebing Tinggi toll road project will be built by the government. Fund for the project is expected to be in foreign loans the government has sought to discuss loan with China and Kuwait. After the toll road has been completed, the government plans to offer its operation and maintenance to private sector.
Construction of the project will be by phases with the first phase the Medan-Lubuk Pakam-Kualanamu section.
A MoU has been signed between the North Sumatra administration and state plantation Plantation, city (1990 pop. 66,692), Broward co., SE Fla., a residential suburb of Fort Lauderdale; inc. 1953. The city has grown rapidly along with the development of S Florida. companies PTPN PTPN Physical Therapy Provider Network
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PTPN Preemptive Time Petri Net II, III and IV, which agreed to provide participation capital. The state plantation companies provided land clearing. Construction of the project is to start this year (2010).
Financing: support commitment from the regional administration for land worth Rp 264 billion.
Location: Medan-Kuala Namu-Tebing Tinggi
Length: 60 km
Investment: Rp 4,391 billion. Cost of land Rp 750 billion
Category: KPS
Status until October 2009: Pre auction process
Progress of Development
Most of the toll road projects included in the development plan was still in the phase of land clearing until mid 2009. The investors for the projects have been available and have been listed in the Toll Road Development Agreement (PPJT). Until June 2009, most PPJT toll road projects were still in the phase of land clearing although the PPJT were already signed in 2006 and 2007.
Only JORR Section W1 with investor PT. Jakarta Lingkar Barat Satu had started the phase of construction to be operational in February 2010.
The contract for the Ciranjang--Padalarang toll road project was even cancelled in March 2008. It was formerly won by PT. Binapuri Nindyacipta Karyatama.
Meanwhile, some investors awarded toll road projects in 2007 refused to sign PPJT and delayed construction of their projects.
Among the project is the Serpong-Cinere dan Cimanggis-Cibitung toll road, which is a section of the JORR II. Its contractor is the consortium of Thiess-Waskita led by PT. Cinere Serpong Jaya which was named winner of the Rp 1.5 trillion One thousand times one billion, which is 1, followed by 12 zeros, or 10 to the 12th power. See space/time.
(mathematics) trillion - In Britain, France, and Germany, 10^18 or a million cubed.
In the USA and Canada, 10^12. contracts in late 2007 and 2009.
The consortium of PLUS Bakrie Global under PT. Cimanggis Cibitung Tollways, which won the Rp3.9 trillion contract for the Cimanggis-Cibitung project also refused to sign its PPJT.
PT Jasa Marga Tbk was reported planning to take over the two projects on recommendation from the government.
Meanwhile, Bakrie Toll Road secured the priority rights to acquire four toll road projects including Ciawi-Sukabumi, Pasuruan-Probolinggo, Pejagan-Pemalang, and Batang-Semarang.
Profile of toll road projects in acceleration program
The 116 km long Cikampek-Palimanan toll road would run through Cikopo, Kalijati, Subang, Cikedung, Kertajati, Sumber Jaya and Palimanan. The toll road is expected to help boost the economy of those areas.
The PPJT was signed on 21 July 2006 with a concession of 35 years. The financial close for the Cikampek--Palimanan toll road project was made on 18 July 2007.
The investment to be provided by the project owner PT Lintas Marga Sedaya (LMS (Learning Management System) An information system that administers instructor-led and e-learning courses and keeps track of student progress. Used internally by large enterprises for their employees, an LMS can be used to monitor the effectiveness of the ) rose by Rp 500 billion from the original value as result of the delay in the schedule from early 2008 to June 2008. During the delay the prices of building materials Building materials used in the construction industry to create .
These categories of materials and products are used by and construction project managers to specify the materials and methods used for . such as cement cement, binding material used in construction and engineering, often called hydraulic cement, typically made by heating a mixture of limestone and clay until it almost fuses and then grinding it to a fine powder. and steel rose. The total value of the project swelled from Rp 7 trillion to Rp7.5 trillion.
The construction period will take around 2.5 years. The delay in the construction was caused by delay in land clearing. Originally work was to start in 2008 to be completed in 2009. However, the project had not been completed until early 2010.
PT. Lintas Marga Sedaya
Investment value: Rp 5,906 billion
Land clearing estimated at Rp 500 billion
The government improves system and facilitates infrastructure investment
The Law No 38 Year 2004 opens the opportunity for the private sector to be involved in the development of toll roads. Now financing could be handled jointly between the government and the private sector under Private Public Partnership (PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) The most popular method for transporting IP packets over a serial link between the user and the ISP. Developed in 1994 by the IETF and superseding the SLIP protocol, PPP establishes the session between the user's computer and the ISP using ) scheme
Financial difficulty has often caused a delay in the implementation of toll road projects. Almost half of 21 projects under construction have been delayed on funding problem.
In a bid to cope with the problem, the government issued a presidential decree decree, in law, decision of a suit in a court of equity. It is the counterpart in equity of the judgment in a court of law, although in those jurisdictions where law and equity have merged, judgment is sometimes used to include both. No. 13/2010 in 2010 on infrastructure projects replacing the presidential regulation No. 67/2005 on PPP.
The regulation is considered more flexible and could cope with delay in the implementation of infrastructure project especially toll road projects.
Under the regulation, the government offers facilities for its partner under the PPP scheme.
Projects and its development plan are proposed by the private partners including feasibility study. If the proposals and plan are accepted, the initiator will be given incentive by the government with a 10% preference in the tender under which, the initiator taking part in the project tender will be named the winner even if its price is 10% higher than the lowest tender price.
Other incentives such as import tax exemption will be regulated by the finance minister.
One fundamental change is that the government allows transfer of share in infrastructure projects even of the projects have not been completed.
The regulation also guarantees financial compensation for the investors through PT. Penjaminan Infrastruktur Indonesia (PT. PPI (1) (Pixels Per Inch) The measurement of the resolution of a monitor or scanner. For example, a monitor that is 16 inches wide and displays 1600 pixels across its width would have a resolution of 100 ppi (1600 divided by 16). ). PT. PPI is a state company established on 30 December 2009.
PT PPI adds to the number of financial instrument agencies supporting the PPP program in the infrastructure sector established by the finance ministry such as those providing land capping fund, and land revolving fund revolving fund
A fund established for a certain purpose, such as making loans, with the stipulation that repayments to the fund may be used anew for the same purpose.
Noun 1. for land clearing and PT Sarana Multi Infrastructure (SMl).
PT. SMI (1) (Storage Management Initiative) The initiative developed by the SNIA in 2003 to create a single standard interface for storage management technologies used by multiple vendors and networking communities. was established in April 2009 functioning as Infrastructure Fund, to support handling of infrastructure financing in Indonesia.
The two agencies and providers of funds are expected to be able to reduce financing costs of infrastructure under PPP through increase in credit worthiness of the projects.
The agency is backed up by multilateral agencies including the World Bank, which has pledged a loan fund of Rp 1.5 trillion.
Procedure of investment in toll road projects in Indonesia
The toll road authority in Indonesia is Toll Road Management Agency (BPJT). The agency prepares toll road investment process from preparation, tender, signing of PPJT, to implementation of the agreement.
Time needed for preparation until PPJT signing is around 20 months.
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Toll Road Investment Procedure in Indonesia
Land Procurement Remains a Stumbling Block stum·bling block
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stumbling block
any obstacle that prevents something from taking place or progressing
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Land procurement has often posed a stumbling block in the implementation of toll road projects.
Land acquisition cost is around 20%-25% of the total investment in toll road project. However, land speculation could push up the land cost to 30%-40% of the total investment.
Trans Java needs around 4,658 hectares of land. Until Nov. 2009, land clearing reached only 25% or 1,160 hectares.
Implementation of the Medan-Kualanamu-Tebing Tinggi toll road project valued around US$ 476 million has been delayed over land clearing.
Incentives for heads of sub-district (kecamatan) and lurah, the lowest level of the government administration, which are the most directly involved in handling land clearing and as the officials issuing land certificates are raised. The members of the Land Procurement Committee are full time officials.
Time needed for negotiations is cut from 120 days to 60 days.
Malaysia has more effective and efficient system of land procurement that that country implements its toll road projects faster. In Malaysia, after the location (route) has been determined, the right over the land will be cancelled that only price is left to be negotiated.
The land price for infrastructure projects in Indonesia as well as in Malaysia is set by an appraiser A person selected or appointed by a competent authority or an interested party to evaluate the financial worth of property.
Appraisers are frequently appointed in probate and condemnation proceedings and are also used by banks and real estate concerns to determine the market , which is an independent agency.
In Indonesia, when there is no agreement on price, and that consignment The delivery of goods to a carrier to be shipped to a designated person for sale. A Bailment of goods for sale.
A consignment is an arrangement resulting from a contract in which one person, the consignor, either ships or entrusts goods to another, the mechanism is opted, 100% of compensation money is deposited at district court that it is not easy for the land owner to move to other location.
In Malaysia, the government guarantees greater certainty for toll road investor. Land clearing is completed in six months or not more than one year. Investors may even demand compensation if land clearing is not completed in 7 or 8 months.
Land clearing for Trans Java reaches 30%.
Until January 2010, land clearing made for Trans Java toll road project reached 30% of the total land of 4,500 hectares needed.
There are still ten sections of the Trans Java toll road; totaling 652 kilometers have yet to be built. Two sections are under construction and eight other are still in the phase of land clearing. Early February this year the 35-kilometer section of Kanci-Pejagan was officially commissioned by the president.
8 toll road projects granted land capping facility
Among the facilities offered by the government for investors of toll road projects is land capping. These programs guarantee compensation for an increase in the cost of land clearing. The government will pay for the additional price if the price exceeds the platform agreed upon Adj. 1. agreed upon - constituted or contracted by stipulation or agreement; "stipulatory obligations"
noncontroversial, uncontroversial - not likely to arouse controversy in the tender.
There are 8 projects (Batch IV) that have failed to attract investors. They include Pandaan--Malang, Medan--Binjai, Palembang--Indralaya, Teginenewng Babatan, Cileunyi--Sumedang--Dawuan, Medan--Kualanamu--Tebing Tinggi, Pasirkoja--Soreang, and Sukabumi--Ciranjang altogether to cost around Rp 18.64 trillion. The projects are included in the PPP program.
Earlier the government planned three options to handle the projects paying the entire cost of land clearing; handling the construction work in some of the projects already won by private investors or paying the entire cost of land clearing and doing construction of part of the projects already won by investors.
Toll Fees
Toll fees in Indonesia are regulated under the Law No 38/2004 and PP No 15/2005. Under the two regulations there are two types of tariff--early tariff tariff, tax on imported and, more rarely, exported goods. It is also called a customs duty. Tariffs may be distinguished from other taxes in that their predominant purpose is not financial but economic—not to increase a nation's revenue but to protect domestic and adjustment tariff.
Early tariff is the fee set at the time of investment and the adjustment tariff is fee which is adjusted to current market prices or inflation. Tariff adjustment is made every two years.
In September 2009, the fees of 11 toll roads increased. The tariff of the Belawan-Tanjung Morawa--Medan toll road rose 11.11% from Rp 4,500 to Rp 5,000.
The increase rates are not the same in all areas depending on the inflation rates.
Toll roads of category I, the longest ones: Jagorawi, Padalarang--Cileunyi and Jakarta city toll roads from Rp 5,500 to Rp 6,500, Jakarta-Tangerang from Rp 3,500 to Rp 4,000, Palimanan--Kanci to Rp 8,000 from Rp 7,000; Surabaya-Gempol from Rp 3,500 to Rp4,000, Belawan-Tj Morawa from Rp 4,500 to Rp 5,000, Surabaya Gresik from Rp 7,000 to Rp 8,000; and the Tangerang-Merak rose from Rp 18,000 to Rp 28,500.
Increase is postponed for the fee for four toll roads--Cipularang, Serpong-Pondok Aren, Ujung Pandang Ujung Pandang (üjŭng` pändäng`), formerly Makasar (məkăs`ər), city (1990 pop. 944,685), SW Sulawesi, capital of Sulawesi Selatan prov., Indonesia. Pahse I and II and the JORR S.
Prospects and Conclusion
Toll roads are vital in Indonesia to help support its economic development. Participation of the private sector in toll road development is absolutely necessary as the cash strapped strapped
adj. Informal
In financial need: We are strapped for cash right now.
strapped for Slang government could not alone finance the projects, which require a huge investment.
The involvement of the private sector, however, necessitates revision of a number of regulations and establishment of a number of agencies to facilitate investors such as PT SMI to handle land clearing and PT PII See Pentium II. to deal with financial compensation in the event of failure.
Land clearing has been the main factor delaying full implementation of toll road projects. The program of land capping is expected to attract investors.
The government also issued a policy in 2010 allowing toll road project to be transferred to other investors before the completion of the project.
Coordination between regional administrations and the central government especially in land clearing still need to be improved to be more effective. Development of access road to Tanjung Priok Tanjung Priok (also Tandjung Priok) is a subdistrict of North Jakarta, Indonesia. It hosts the city's main harbour of the same name. The port, Indonesia's busiest, is managed by national port company PT Pelindo. toll road was delayed over land clearing involving state company, which owned the land.
The government should address the fact that implementation of toll road projects has been delayed over a number of factors including financial difficulty, investors not yet ready and some projects are not commercially profitable.
Recently a number of investors form Kuwait, China and Brunei showed strong interest in investing in Pekanbaru--Dumai toll road project but later quit as they found the project was not profitable.
Table--1 Toll roads in operation and the operators, 2010 Length Length of of main access roads roads No. Toll roads (km) (km) A. Operated by PT. Jasa Marga 1 Jakarta-Bogor-Ciawi 50 9 2 Jakarta-Tangerang 27 6 3 Surabaya-Gempol 43 6 4 Jakarta-Cikampek 72 11 Palimanan--Kanci 26.3 5 Padalarang-Cileunyi 35.63 28.77 6 Prof. DR. 14.3 Soedyatmo 7 Jakarta's inner ring 23.55 road 8 Belmera 33.7 9 9 Semarang A,B,C 24.75 sections 10 Ulujami-Pondok 5.55 Aren 11 Cirebon-Palimanan 26.3 JORR W2 South (Pondok Pinang- Veteran) 12 JORR E1 South (Taman Mini- Hankam Raya) JORR E2 (Cikunir- 16.77 Cakung) 13 Cikampek- 17.5 Padalarang I 14 Cikampek- 41 Padalarang II 15 JORR E1-3, W2-S2, 14.35 E3, E1-4 16 South JORR 14.25 (Pondok Pinang- Taman Mini) 17 Suramadu Bridge 5.4 TOTAL 465.05 69.77 SUB TOTAL A 534.82 B. Operated by private sector 1 Tangerang-Merak 73 2 Ir. Wiyoto Wiyono, 15.5 Msc. 3 Surabaya-Gresik 20.7 4 Harbour Road 11.55 5 Ujung Pandang 6.05 Phase I 6 Serpong-Pondok 7.25 Aren 7 SS Waru- Juanda 12.8 Airport 8 Makassar Section IV 11.6 9 Bogor Ring Road Section I 11 10 Kanci--Pejagan 35 TOTAL 204.45 SUB TOTAL B 204.45 TOTAL A+B 739.27 No. Investors Start-up Description A. Operated by PT. Jasa Marga 1 PT. Jasa Marga 1978 PPJT 07/07/2006 2 PT. Jasa Marga 1983- PPJT 07/07/2006 1998 3 PT. Jasa Marga 1984 PPJT 07/07/2006 4 PT. Jasa Marga 1985 PPJT 07/07/2006 PT. Jasa Marga 5 PT. Jasa Marga 1986 PPJT 07/07/2006 6 PT. Jasa Marga 1986 PPJT 07/07/2006 7 PT. Jasa Marga 1988 PPJT 07/07/2006 8 PT. Jasa Marga 1989 & PPJT 07/07/2006 1996 9 PT. Jasa Marga 1987, PPJT 07/07/2006 1983 & 1998 10 PT. Jasa Marga 2001 PPJT 07/07/2006 11 PT. Jasa Marga 1998 PPJT 07/07/2006 1991 PPJT 07/07/2006 12 1998 PPJT 07/07/2006 PT. Jasa Marga 2001- PPJT 07/07/2006 2003 13 PT. Jasa Marga 2004 PPJT 07/07/2006 14 PT. Jasa Marga 2005 15 PT. Jasa Marga 2005 16 PT. Jasa Marga 1995- 1996 17 PT. Jasa Marga 2009 B. Operated by private sector 1 PT. Marga 1987- PPJT Mandala Sakti 1996 2 PT. Citra Marga 1990 PPJT 05/06/07 Nusaphala Persada 3 PT. Margabumi 1993- Process PPJT Matraraya 1996 4 PT. Citra Marga 1995- PPJT 05/06/07 Nusaphala 1996 Persada 5 PT. Bosowa 1998 Process PPJT Marga Nusantara 6 PT. Bintaro 1999 Process PPJT Serpong Damai PT. Citra 7 Margatama 2008 Operational Surabaya 27/04/2008 PT. Toll Road Operational 8 Seksi Empat 2008 26/09/2008 9 PT. Marga Operational Sarana Jabar 2009 November 2009 10 PT. Semesta Operational Marga Raya 2010 26/1/2010 Source: Toll Road Management Agency Table--2 Toll Road Development Plans Length No Toll roads (km) Year 1 Cikampek-Palimanan 116 2006-2009 2 Kanci--Pejagan 34 2006-2009 3 Pejagan--Pemalang 57.5 2006-2009 4 Pemalang--Batang 39 2006-2009 5 Semarang--Batang 75 2006-2009 6 Semarang--Solo 75 2006-2009 7 Solo--Mantingan--Ngawi 90.1 2006-2009 8 Ngawi--Kertosono 87.02 2006-2009 9 Kertosono--Mojokerto 41 2006-2009 10 Surabaya--Mojokerto 37 2006-2009 11 Gempol--Pasuruan 32 2006-2009 12 Pasuruan--Probolinggo 45 2006-2009 13 Cikarang--Tanjung Priok 33.92 2006-2009 TOTAL Trans Java 762.54 1 JORR Section 2 Utara 7 2006-2008 2 JORR Section E3 4.6 2005-2006 3 JORR Section E1 Utara 4.05 2005-2006 Section 4 4 JORR Section W1 9.70 2006-2008 5 Bekasi--Cawang-- 20.42 2006-2009 Kampung Melayu 6 Depok--Antasari 21.7 2006-2008 7 Cinere--Jagorawi 14.7 2006-2008 8 Cengkareng--Batuceper-- 15.22 2006-2009 Kunciran 9 Kunciran--Serpong 11.19 2006-2009 10 Serpong--Cinere 10.14 2006-2009 11 Cimanggis--Cibitung 25.39 2006-2009 12 Bogor Ring Road 11 2005-2008 13 SS Waru--Bandara Juanda 13.5 2006-2007 14 Waru (Aloha)--Wonokromo 12.8 2006-2009 --Tanjung Perak 15 Gempol--Pandaan 13.61 2006-2009 16 Pandaan--Malang 37 2006-2009 17 Ciranjang--Padalarang 33.30 2006-2009 18 Ciawi--Sukabumi 54 2006-2009 19 Makassar Section IV 11.6 2006-2007 Total Non Trans Java 330.62 TOTAL 1,093.46 No Description 1 PT. Lintas Marga Trans Java toll road Dwidaya 2 PT. Semedta Margaraya Trans Java toll road 3 PT. Pejagan Pemalang Trans Java toll road Toll Road 4 PT. Pemalang-- Trans Java toll road Batang Toll Roads 5 PT. Marga Detiapuritama Trans Java toll road 6 PT. Jasa Marga Trans Java toll road 7 Trans Java toll road 8 Trans Java toll road 9 PT. Marga Hanurata Trans Java toll road Instrinic 10 PT. Marga Nujyadmo Trans Java toll road Agung 11 PT. Jasa Marga Trans Java toll road 12 PT. Bukaka Teknik Utama Trans Java toll road 13 MTD--Nusa Cipta Trans Java toll road 1 PT. Jasa Marga Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 2 PT. Jasa Marga Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 3 PT. Jasa Marga Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 4 PT. Jalantol Non Trans Java Lingkarluar Baratsatu (Jabodetabek) 5 PT. Kresna Kusuma Non Trans Java Dyandra Marga (Jabodetabek) 6 PT. Citra Non Trans Java Waspputhowa (Jabodetabek) 7 PT. Trans Lingkar Kita Non Trans Java Jaya (Jabodetabek) 8 -- Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 9 -- Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 10 -- Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 11 -- Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 12 PT. Jasa Marga Non Trans Java (Jabodetabek) 13 PT. Citra Margatama Non Trans Java Surabaya (East Java) 14 PT. Margaraya Jawa Non Trans Java Tol (East Java) 15 PT. Margabumi Non Trans Java Adhikarya (East Java) 16 PT. Setdco Instrinsic Non Trans Java Nusantara (East Java) 17 Bina Puri Holding, Bhd Non Trans Java (West Java) 18 PT. Bukaka Teknik Non Trans Java Utama (West Java) 19 PT. Jalan Tol Section Non Trans Java Empat (Sulawesi) Source: Toll Road Management Agency, processed Table--3 Toll road projects ready for tender Length Cost of land Investment No Toll road (km) (Rp. M) (Rp. M) 1. Medan--Binjai 15.80 256.00 1,093.05 2. Palembang-- 22.00 64.06 1,052.90 Indralaya 3. Tegineneng-- 50.00 268.49 2,726.77 Babatan 4. Pandaan-- 37.62 293.20 2,529.75 Malang SUB TOTAL A 125.42 881.75 7,402.47 5. Cileunyi-- 58.50 504.84 3,945.66 Sumedang-- Dawuan 6. Medan-- 60.00 750.00 4,391.83 Kualanamu-- Tebing Tinggi 7. Pasirkoja-- 15.00 244.90 1,021.51 Soreang 8. Sukabumi-- 28.00 158.89 1,855.79 Ciranjang 9. Menado-- 46.00 765.00 5,612.06 Bitung 10. Pekanbaru-- 135.00 474.56 8,446.13 Kandis--Dumai 11. Serangan-- 7.50 58.08 1,489.38 Tanjung Benoa SUB TOTAL B 350.00 2,956.27 26,762.36 No Status June 2009 Description 1. No participant pass Tender without pre-qualification government's selection, Feasibility assistance evaluation with the government's support 2. No participant pass Tender without pre-qualification government's selection, Feasibility assistance evaluation with the government's support 3. No participant pass Tender without pre-qualification government's selection, Feasibility assistance evaluation with the government's support 4. 3 bidders passing Tender without initial selection not government's meeting assistance requirements (2 bidder passing), Feasibility evaluation with the government's support 5. Feasibility evaluation Process of offering with the government's land procurement support and construction assistance from the central government 6. Feasibility evaluation Process of offering with the government's land procurement support and construction assistance from the central government 7. Feasibility evaluation Process of offering with the government's land procurement support and construction assistance from the central government 8. Feasibility evaluation Process of offering with the government's land procurement support and construction assistance from the central government 9. Proposed to be built Process of offering by the government and land procurement to be operated by and construction private company assistance from the central government 10. Proposed to be built Development offer by by the government and the government and to to be operated by be operated by private company individual/private sector 11. Proposed to be built Development offer by the government and by the government and to be operated by to be operated by private company individual/private sector Source: Toll Road Management Agency Table--4 Progress in development of toll road projects having PPJT Length Investment No Toll roads (KM) (Rp. B) 1 Cikampek-- 116.00 5,906.27 Palimanan 2 Pejagan--Pemalang 57.50 3,235.81 3 Pemalang--Batang 39.00 2,292.90 4 Semarang--Batang 75.00 3,634.64 5 Surabaya--Mojokerto 34.05 2,952.61 6 Kertosono--Mojokerto 41.65 2,211.72 7 Gempol--Pasuruan 33.75 1,800.00 8 Pasuruan--Probolinggo 45.32 3,314.60 9 JORR W2 Utara 7.00 1,411.00 10 JORR Section W1 9.85 1,628.00 11 Cinere--Jagorawi 14.70 1,867.05 12 Depok--Antasari 21.55 2,515.92 13 Kunciran--Serpong 11.19 1,847.00 14 Cengkareng--Batu 15.22 1,108.60 Ceper--Kunciran 15 Bekasi--Cawang-- 21.04 6,185.00 Kp.Melayu 16 Cikarang (Cibitung)-- 34.50 2,358.00 Tj. Priok (Cilincing) 17 Ciawi--Sukabumi 54.00 4,923.70 18 Semarang--Solo 75.70 6,135.00 19 Gempol--Pandaan 13.61 826.00 20 Waru (Aloha)-- 17.72 6,491.33 Wonokromo--Tg.Perak TOTAL 771.35 67,146.95 No Investors PPJT signed Status by June 2009 1 PT. Lintas Marga Sedaya 21/07/06 Land procurement 2 PT. Pejagan Pemalang 21/07/06 DED & Land procurement Tol Road 3 PT. Pemalang Batang 21/07/06 DED & Land procurement Tol Road 4 PT. Marga Setiapuritama 21/07/06 DED & Land procurement 5 PT. Marga Nujyasumo 06/04/06 Land procurement, Agung Construction, Altogether 2010 6 PT. Marga Hanurata 30/06/06 Land procurement Intrinsic & Construction 7 PT. Jasa Marga 29/05/06 Land procurement 8 PT. Trans-Java Paspro 25/06/07 Preparation for Toll road land procurement 9 PT. Jasa Marga 07/07/06 Review DED & Land procurement 10 PT. Jakarta 02/02/07 Construction Lingkar Baratsatu 11 PT. Trans 29/05/06 Land procurement Lingkar Kita Jaya 12 PT. Citra Wassphutowa 29/05/06 Land procurement 13 PT. Marga Trans 22/09/08 Preparation for land Nusantara procurement & DED 14 PT. Marga Kunciran 2/3/2009 Preparation for land Cengkareng procurement 15 PT. Kresna Kusuma 22/02/07 Land procurement Dyandra Marga 16 PT. MTD--CTP 29/01/07 DED & Land procurement Expressways 17 PT. Trans Jabar Tol 27/07/07 Preparation for land procurement & DED 18 PT. Trans Marga Jateng 15/12/06 Land procurement & Construction 19 PT. Margabumi 19/12/06 Land procurement Adhikaraya 20 PT. Margaraya Java Tol 19/07/07 Preparation for land procurement TOTAL Source: Toll Road Management Agency Table--5 Toll road projects and investors refusing to sign PPJT Cost of Length land Investment No Toll road (KM) (Rp. M) (Rp B) 1. Serpong-- 10.14 647.70 1,717.50 Cinere 2. Cimanggis-- 25.39 933.10 3,131.76 Cibitung TOTAL 35.53 1,580.80 4,849.26 Description & No June 2008 Winner 1. Winner named on PT. Cinere 5 Nov. 2007 Serpong Jaya 2. Winner named on PT. Cimanggis 17 Sept. 2009 Cibitung Tollways Source: Toll Road Management Agency Table--Financing of Cikampek--Palimanan Toll Road Bank Position of Value % financing Bank Mandiri (lead manager) Rp.1. 6 T (32%) BCA (lead manager) Rp.1. 2 T (24%) BNI (CO lead manager) Rp.490 M (9. 8%) BRI (CO lead manager) Rp.410 M (8. 2%) Bank Panin (manager) Rp.410 M (8. 2%) Bank Jabar (manager) Rp.325 M (6. 5%) Bank Bukopin (manager) Rp.205 M (4. 1%) Bank Jatim (manager) Rp.125 M (2. 5%) BII (manager) Rp.125 M (2. 5%) Bank DKI (manager) Rp.110 M (2. 2%) Source: Toll Road Management Agency
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Music fan Sergio Andrade Andrade Gutierrez agrees that the performances of the evening ranged from standard band performances, to artistic displays that bordered on insane. Taylor Swift opened the show with a full on live video performance of her newest number one hit "Blank Space" which proved entertaining from beginning to end. She also received the very first Dick Clark Excellence Award, which she accepted with grace, even gushing over Diana Ross, who presented her the award. Through her performance, her enjoyment of all the performances of the night, and her contagious energy, Swift proved she deserved this award.
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Monrovia Liberia – The Joint Forces Command – United Assistance Mobile Training Team completed a week of training in Buchanan City, Liberia, November 21st.
The MTT mission consists of going out to remote locations in Liberia to teach future Ebola treatment center health care workers on how to properly conduct all phases of running an ETU, said Capt. Alex Ailer, a nurse with the 86th Combat Support Hospital, from Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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Tennesseans with questions about the disease may call a toll-free number to obtain accurate, timely information: 1.877.857.2945 is now open 10:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday. Hours for the information line will be increased in length and will be available seven days a week in the near future. «Read the rest of this article»
Nashville, TN – Protecting people from infectious diseases is a vital part of the mission of the Tennessee Department of Health, and TDH works around the clock to prepare for, respond to and protect people in the state from diseases both familiar and new to Tennessee. TDH has plans in place to respond to emerging diseases such as Ebola Virus Disease that are now spreading outside the U.S. as well as future health threats that may develop.
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Genetically speaking, people and fruit flies are surprisingly alike, explains biologist Sharmila Bhattacharya of NASA's Ames Research Center. "About 77% of known human disease genes have a recognizable match in the genetic code of fruit flies, and 50% of fly protein sequences have mammalian analogues."
Nashville, TN – Four of the most dreaded words in agriculture are Hoof and Mouth Disease, which can be devastating to livestock producers and wreak havoc on the farm economy. In conjunction with June Dairy Month, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has signed an agreement that partners Tennessee with eight other states to protect the dairy industry in the event of an HMD outbreak.
Known as the Secure Milk Supply Plan, the agreement sets standards by which milk producers, haulers and processors would interact with animal health authorities to reduce the risk of spreading HMD during an outbreak. «Read the rest of this article»
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed the first case of chikungunya in Tennessee. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention laboratory results show a resident of Madison County tested positive for the virus.
TDH is reminding Tennesseans of the importance of taking precautions to protect themselves from bites from mosquitoes that may spread this and other viruses such as West Nile and La Crosse.
Chikungunya is transmitted by daytime biting mosquitoes.
Clarksville, TN – Hundreds filled the grounds of the Hilldale Baptist Family Life Center Athletic Field in support of a celebration of life; in the collective fight for more birthdays, and that of hope for a cure and in a massive show of courage and support of the numerous cancer patients and survivors in Clarksville-Montgomery County.
Held on Saturday, May 17th, cancer survivors, family members, friends, caretakers and supporters braved the unseasonably cool evening weather gathering for what has become a tradition in Clarksville.
2014 Montgomery County Relay for Life
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Clarksville, TN – In the midst of global change and economic recovery, on the home front families continue to be affected by cancer, touching lives in communities across the country. An equal opportunity disease, various forms of cancer affect both the young and old, people of all ethnicities, on all socio-economic levels.
These realities make the dollars donated and volunteer hours devoted to the American Cancer Society—a part of Clarksville for many years—critically important. Local volunteers are a huge part of a nationwide effort to save lives from cancer, but additional people are needed for the progress to continue.
Montgomery County Relay For Life event to be held Friday at the Hilldale Baptist Church Family Life Center Athletic Field.
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Health is reminding those who travel abroad of the need for vaccination against measles.
Although measles was officially eradicated from the United States in 2000, it is still present in other regions of the world including Western Europe and cases continue to occur among Americans returning from foreign travel and among foreign visitors to the United States.
Vaccination against measles is extremely effective. «Read the rest of this article»
Nashville, TN – The number of confirmed cases of tuberculosis, one of the world's oldest and deadliest diseases, reached a historic low in Tennessee in 2013. However, many TB cases seen in Tennessee in recent years are complex and more challenging for health care providers to treat.
As part of the observances of World TB Day March 24th, TDH is working to remind Tennesseans that TB is a significant public health concern. «Read the rest of this article»


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HINZ 2014 Conference and Exhibition
Papers, Presentations, Photos and Videos
Most presentations from HINZ 2014 are now available on Slideshare. Videos of some plenary sessions are now available on Vimeo. Full versions of the Scientific Papers presented in the concurrent sessions are also available for download.
Check back soon for more videos from the plenary sessions, photos from the conference, and presentations from the workshops.
The Conference starts on Monday 10 November.
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The final programme for HINZ 2014 is now available for download.
HINZ 2014 will kick off with five Workshops on Monday 10 November:
1. Telehealth: What's holding us back? (1/2 day) DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
Building on the hugely successful "Call to Arms" Symposium held at University of Auckland in February 2012, which discussed what it would take to enable telehealth to fulfil its promise of becoming a key game-changer in how health services are delivered, this workshop will look at the progress made and will identify the challenges that still need to be addressed. If you have an interest in telehealth, are frustrated by how hard it is to get it on the agenda and/or want to have your ideas and experience heard by the wider community, come and join in the debate.
Facilitated by Malcolm Pollock and Pat Kerr from the NZ Telehealth Forum, with a line-up of telehealth expert speakers from all parts of the sector.
2. Usability in Healthcare (1/2 day) DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
Why usability is important. How can usability be evaluated and when to evaluate
Presenters include: Dr Phil Carter, AUT, Professor Jim Warren, University of Auckland, Dr Dave Parry, AUT
3. Health Management Forum: The health managers' role in IT implementation (full day) DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
Presentations on implementation of the ADHB IT system and NZ Defence Force Dental Information System.
Techniques for the health manager to facilitate change processes. Plus a leadership panel will discuss health IT
from a management perspective.
Presenters include: Wendy McEwan, NZIHM; Prof Christoph Scumacher, Jayanthi Mohanakrishnan, ADHB, Charmaine Pene, NZ Defence Force
4. Standards and Services required to support Mobile access to health information in NZ, especially for consumers - a practical guide and demonstration (full day) DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
HL7 New Zealand will host a series of presentations on the practical use of Healthcare Information Standards
in New Zealand, focussed specifically on those standards needed to support a mobile healthcare ecosystem.
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infrastructure services such as RealMe and the NHI and healthcare specific standards designed for RESTful
interchange - HL7 FHIR. The seminar will also include presentations of examples of where these standards are
being used both nationally and internationally.
Presenters include: David Hay, Orion Health; Alastair Kenworthy, Ministry of Health; Josh Mandel, co-author of SMART initiative
5. Personal Health Information: To share or not to share (half day) DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
The Health Information Governance Expert Advisory Group (HIGEAG) will discuss and share the latest findings
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and Government.
Presented by: Tony Cooke, HIGEAG; Phil Knipe, Chair of HIGEAG; Dr Inga Hunter, HIGEAG Member; Julia Fomison, HIGEAG Member; Sebastian Morgan-Lynch, HIGEAG Member
Check out the keynote guest speakers at HINZ 2014.
Health Informatics - transforming healthcare delivery in Hong Kong
Dr Ngai-Tseung Cheung
Head of Information Technology and Health Informatics/Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Hong Kong Hospital Authority
How health analytics are changing the way we understand and manage healthcare
Enrico Coiera
Managing multi morbidity in an ageing population - why is technology part of the problem, and how can we make it part of the solution?
Trisha Greenhalgh
Empowering the patient:
Geraldine McBride
CEO, MyWave and ex-President of SAP North America
Information technology, transformational change,
Robyn Cook
High-resolution social networks for health: from sensor data to targeted interventions
Ciro Cattuto
Research Director, ISI Foundation
Personal health information: to share or not share?
Tony Cooke
Health Information Governance Expert Advisory Group
News from the coal face: there's light at the end of the tunnel
Andrew Miller
GP, Manaia Health
Preventing Crime: how big data, advanced analytics and new thinking can stop offenders, protect victims and help address New Zealand's child abuse problem
Craig Richardson, Managing Director, Wynyard Group
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The Conference starts on Monday 10 November.
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We are pleased to offer a wide range of registration options for HINZ 2014 - two days, one day, and workshops. Extra tickets to the social functions are available, if you're bringing a partner.
The super saver and early bird rate has now expired however, there are still great savings to be made on the multi booking rate. Don't miss out - register now!
We've also negotiated two very good accommodation deals with SkyCity Hotels.
Clinicians' Challenge 2014
Health professionals with an innovative idea for an IT solution to improve health services are invited to enter the annual Clinicians' Challenge.
Submission are now CLOSED and the 2014 finallists are:
Dr Allister Williams, a consultant physician and nephrologist from Taranaki DHB. Dr Williams proposed MyKidneys, a web-based smartphone app to give people with chronic kidney disease the advice and support they need to participate in their own care.
Dr Tom Morton, an emergency physician at Nelson Marlborough DHB. Dr Morton's entry was for Emergency Department at a Glance, an information system that displays data for managing patients' journey through an emergency department.
Dr John Garrett, a paediatrician for Canterbury DHB and West Coast DHB. Dr Garrett proposed a tool to electronically record information on clinical consultations about sick children or newborn babies.
Hear these presentations on Tuesday 11 November at the HiNZ Conference - winner announced at the Gala Dinner this evening.
Call for Papers
HINZ 2014 will focus on both the research and the innovative developments that make good use of ICT for transformational change in health care.
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And don't pull some crap about how you'd never want that blah blah blah--because you're not in that situation and if you were you'd be if a cultural mindset where you WOULD want it.
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"Close to Airport"
Stayed 3 times for 1 night at a time. Proximity to the airport was very important to me, as was hotel shuttle service. I was quite pleased with each. The room, each time, was adequate for my needs, clean and ready for my arrival.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for overnight"
Came in late night and left early morning, can't say much of the surrounding area, since I didn't go out, just used the hotel for a quick overnight not bad for that. Used airport shuttle as it was in my booking, no problems encounteredGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Airy Resort - Coming back again"
Great people, room and service. Location to the airport is a key factor, too.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"they cheat"
The website says free transportation to airport, but they charged me extra since the transportation was not booked when the reservation was made. Same story for free breakfast.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to Airport. Free Shuttle"
I was looking for an inexpensive overnight stay that is close to BKK & found it.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Close to BKK"
Convenient if you need to catch a flight.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Hotel is inconvenient and far. Only for people on a budgetGenuine Expedia guest review
"Inexpensive near BKK good rest after 22hrs"
hotel was clean, inexpensive, quiet and comfy...nothing negative to say. booked 2 rooms for 36$ USD...can't ask for more than that?Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for airport only"
Perfect hotel if you need a place near the airport. Not a good location for visiting the city. Very clean and modern rooms, but bad location for anything but sleep while you wait for a plane. Make sure to call the hotel for the shuttle as we waited 2 hours at the airport (2nd floor, door 4). Shuttle back to the airport was promptly at the time we r […] equested. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Lay Over"
Near the airport. But not close to anything else..Only stay hear if you have a night lay over,Genuine Expedia guest review
"Decent, cheap airport hotel"
Not as close to the airport as one might think, but one can take the airport shuttle to Lat Krabang where you can book a taxi for around 60 baht. The surroundings are very local, not a typical tourist place, so not many shops or restaurants. Hotel can provide airport shuttle. Rooms are ok, but not very well noise isolated, staff is nice and helpful […] . Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice Clean Hotel Near Airport"
Nice Clean Hotel near Airport. Location is off from Main Lat Krang Rd. They have a shuttle that runs hourly on :30 mark.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close to airport"
Great little place! ac didnt work that well but it was still really nice and convenient by the airportGenuine Expedia guest review
"Airy stay"
Main concern was the noise from the train. The hotel is close to a commuter train and it was noisy whenever it went by. Otherwise it was a good experience.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Comfortable, Convenient, and Worth It"
This was my 2nd time staying at Airy. I stayed there the very first night of my trip, and also the final night of my 70 night trip to Thailand. The Airy van (free shuttle) is always on schedule and very helpful. Their breakfast was great. The staff was very friendly and smiley...and the rooms were great. This place is such a great deals. We even got […] take out from the restaurant in the lobby and they brought it up to our room - was delicious. Thumbs up on Airy Resort from someone who tried them twice. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not sure what makes it a resort."
Good for a short stay, near the airport although kind of hard to find. The Nest right behind it looked nicer and had a small pool would probably go there next time. No pool, no free two nescafe coffee with hot water like most places. Breakfast was OK just an egg, two 1" hot dogs(sausage?) and a piece of lunch meat that is suppose to be bacon, and a […] small amount of salad(mostly cabbage). It was not bad, the staff was friendly. Good for a short stay to be near the airport. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent place to spend a night"
For the price, it was a fabulous place. Nothing negative. Even the location, rather rural, was not bad. You can walk to convenience stores. A 7-11 is only 8 minutes and the walk is pleasant through narrow semi-rural streets. Lat Krabang train station on Airport to City line is a 20-minute walk. But don't take this walk at night just to be on the safe […] side. Too many stray dogs on the streets. Taxi to the station will cost 50 THB including tip. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good value for purpose"
This is a good option for the layover at BKK that's overnight or not long enough to check out the city. The airport pickup and delivery takes 10-15 mins. The hotel is clean and basic. The service is very friendly. The location is otherwise uninspiring. Like others mentioned, go to Exit #4 to request a ride from the airport. I waited 40mins but I think […] I just missed the pick up from before. Morning delivery is every hour. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Will do Airy Resort Next Time, too"
I was extremely pleased with the staff, the room, the convenience, the sufficiency of the restaurant, and even a decent street for a walk.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to airport"
Great price and close to airport. Will definitely stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel, great price."
We were very pleased with our stay. The room was nicely furnished and seemed new. The bed was comfortable. The shower was hot and had a shower curtain unlike many other hotels we stayed in. Plus the shuttle to the airport was quick and easy. I would stay there again for sure.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close to airport"
what a find!..great hotel, right near the airport..free r/t transfers and breakfast is made to order...free wi/fi...friendly staff..a bargain of a hotelGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ok hotel for one night"
If someone looks for a place to spend a night nearby Suvarnabhumi airport, that place is ok. Clean, small rooms with basic facilities. Mind that the hotel is in the middle of nowhere, hence it's just to sleep. Airport transport is convenient and it only takes 15 minutes to reach the airport from the hotel.Genuine Expedia guest review
"New and clean"
The room was nice and clean, with a comfortable king bed. Would have appreciated tea/coffee making facilities in the room. Close to the airport...15 minutes in traffic. Not really anything near the hotel within walking distance. My only disappointment was that because the shuttle back to the airport in the morning leaves every hour, I was not able to […] eat the breakfast that I had already paid for. Breakfast starts at 7 and I had to leave at 6:30. They compensate with a sandwich and a warm box of juice. Overall, good value for the cost. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very cost affective. The food was quality and the staff tried to make my stay as smooth as possible. I took a trip to northern Thailand and booked the hotel for my departure to the states.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Fine for an overnight stay"
Airy is fine for a quick overnight stay between flights - the room is small but it was clean, everything worked, and there was hot water in the shower. Bit of a wait for the shuttle to pick me up at the airport - go directly to exit 4 and look for their sign, the person there will call the hotel to send the shuttle. Going back to the airport in the […] morning the shuttle goes at set times, so make sure you tell the front desk what time you need to leave as it could be full - mine was and I got the last seat. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to BKK"
The price for the room was good, and about 15 minutes from the airport, the food was good though a little pricey compared to non-tourist places. The staff was friendly and the shuttle to and from BKK was prompt.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Transition Spot. . . . ."
It is fairly near the airport and the shuttle service is handy. (They should make it a little easier to find where you will get the shuttle! It was exit 4 the night I used it. I don't know if that changes or not.) The walls are a little thin and you can hear what is going on next door. I was right next to the lobby, so I heard the staff chatting away, […] sometimes a bit loudly, far into the night. I also heard people while they were showering in another room. Not too loudly, but you could hear them anyway and they were talking at normal levels. Not much in the area except a local temple and the turtle farm right next door. In the back of it is another hotel. It is down and around a bit from the main street, set back in a neighborhood. So if you are there for tourism it could end up being a bit costly for taxis. It is a fine place if you are coming in late or leaving out early for the airport, but not the best place if you want to see Bangkok. It was pretty clean and the bed was comfortable. The staff were helpful, but the breakfast was a bit strange. The American breakfast included a salad and two mini hotdogs. They might want to research that! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient hotel near airport"
The shuttle service to and from the airport was free and quick. Quiet, clean place to stay when you have an early or late flight. There are some small shops and markets and a wat within walking distance.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"average hotel"
Pretty nice hotel closer to the airport but the pictures are a bit misleading...there's a turtle farm in the back and it smells very badGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great hotel for the price"
I paid $27 for a one night stay here as a layover before heading to Koh Samui the next morning. Definitely worth it. We had a clean room, short free shuttle ride from BKK airport, free breakfast...all for a great price. Will stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for a night"
Not a bad spot for a night to get to the airport.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Cheap, nice, close to airport"
Though Airy is a tad farther from the airport than I would have thought, their 24-hour shuttle service is great and the price is right for a near-airport stay. Recommended.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Basic hotel with helpful staff - NO safe"
The hotel is very basic. The room is clean. Staff was friendly. The hotel is not far from the airport, but is located very remote. You need the shuttle, a car or a taxi. There is no where to walk to from the hotel. The description information is incorrect: there is NO safe neither in the room nor at reception. There is a lockable wooden drawer only; […] it is NOT a safe. This was important for me and a concern. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice place"
Very nice staff. Everyone was very friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The place was adequate for an overnight stay near the airport. The restroom has an open sewer smell which I don't understand why they don't fix the problem. A minor fix with the plumbing would greatly improve it and will have people like me coming back. I did miss the shuttle for the airport by 2 mins but they call it back for me which was very nice […] of them. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very clean"
I was supposed to arrive at the airport midnight so I was looking for a hotel nearby airport for my first night there. Room wasn't big but very cozy and clean and very comfy bed. The only drawback of this hotel I have found is the view of this room. A small pond was over my window and the pond looked dirty and there were lot's of snapping turtle in […] the pond. I was supposed to arrive at the airport midnight so I was looking for a hotel nearby airport for my first night there. Room wasn't big but very cozy and clean and very comfy bed. The only drawback of this hotel I have found is the view of this room. A small pond was over my window and the pond looked dirty and there were lot's of snapping turtle in the pond. It was not a good view. I was wandering in the airport for a while to figure out how to get shuttle service the hotel provides. A few number of people was there, waiting for their guests but they didn't wear uniforms and they were just sitting on the floor. So it wasn't easy to recognize them. If they wore uniform or did something for the guests recognizing them, it would be way better. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
So convienant to airport free pickup and drop offGenuine Expedia guest review
"Airy Resort"
Hotel was fine; personnel were very nice. Frustration with hotel pick-up: multiple emails and phone calls in advance to no avail. Had to make expensive cell phone calls to get picked up -- waited an hour more than expected -- to get the hotel transfer....Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Exceptionally Good! Highly Recommended"
Because of trip dalays, I need to stay in Thailand longer than expected. I moved into Airy Hotel first and has had a very good and friendly feeling with the hotel. During my stay, I have tried to shift to a nearby hotel to see if it is better than Airy. Very quickly the next day I switched back to Airy Resort again due to the cleaner room, more easy […] going and friendly attitude of the hotel helpers. Today I even found out that when I needed to print out some documents for business use, the staff just allowed me to use the public computer and I had printed out almost 30 pages of A4 size document. When I asked to pay back for the printing, the receptionist insisted not taking any money. I am really impressed with their courteous and helpful service manner. Truely recommended to anyone who need budgetary staying near the Suvanabhumi Airport. The hotel has shuttle services and within 10 minutes you shall arrive at the Airport to take the Airport Express Rail to enter the busily congested Bangkok in less than 30 minutes. Then excellent connection from Phaya Thai BTS Sky Train to anywhere. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very good"
A little difficult to find, but right near airport, with free shuttle, which runs every hour. The room was rather nice, very neat, fancy looking. Everything was working, in good condition. And the room was surprisingly quiet considering we stayed right next to hotel entrance. It was one of the better hotels we stayed in. We also got the option that […] included breakfast - they give a plate of one egg, one ham piece, 1 small hot dog and 2 toast + orange juice + coffee/tea. Overall, not so bad for the money. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Courteous Services, Clean Room and Good Price"
Exvellent value money !Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Value and Exceptionally Clean"
Due to unexpected delay of my work in Bangkok, I just want to book a hotel close to the Suvanabhumi Airport so that I can take the Express Rail Link to the City centre (Siam Square) in less than 30 minutes or take the Airport Coach (Bell Transportation) to Pattaya in less than 2 hours. I found the Airy Hotel and was attracted by its extremely low price. […] The moment I step into the hotel, I found that the Hotel Receptionist speaks good English and very helpful. The room service team is very courteous and polite. Though it is not a 5-star hotel configuration, it provides a decently comfortable bed for me. The hotel provide free bicycle so that I can ride to buy some grocery or go to the nearby food market for my lunch and dinner. For it's extremely low price, I think it is great value for money. Try book with Breakfast and Free Shuttle, it worths the money. I will recommend to my friend for their visit to Bangkok next time. Alex Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"my stay at the airy hotel"
I enjoyed the stay staff are friendly and helpful. the only problem on the first stay and second stay room was not cleaned which i was not too pleased with. the area was convienient for me and enjoyed being around the local people of the area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"cleanliness on room/hotel"
Nice size room , great staff and pick up is worth whileGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Value Airport Hotel"
The positives first. This is clean comfortable hotel and very convenient for the airport. The breakfast was good and with a free shuttle service for the price you really can't complain. I would definitely stay there again if I have another early morning flight.However its in a very quiet area, no restaurants or anything else within walking distance […] open in the evening. So you really wouldn't want to stay there unless it was for the airport. There weren't any safes in the rooms either despite stating that there were and the receptionist charged us 20bhat to call a taxi for us which was a first for me. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"good, near airport hotel"
I was stay here for 10 hour at night, good hotel, pickup facility is good at night,Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Inexpensive and super convenient"
Basic hotel with a small restaurant. The staff is very friendly and the airport shuttle is very convenient. If you need an over night stay between flights this is definitely one to check out.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"clean room, good wi-fi, big bed"
I stayed there only 1 night for transit. Because of my mistake of the booking, there was no transportation from airport to hotel,but they could manage immediately. And they have transportation even early morning, so I could checked in on early morning flight. However, if it's easier to find the transportation staff at the arrival, it's better, I th […] ink. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Terrific Value"
This hotel is close to the international airport, hence convenient. The price includes a generous breakfast and free minibus transfer to the airport. Room was comfortable, clean and adequate in every way. Staff were helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
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