Transjakarta Explores Partnership with Bali's Largest Souvenir Center
Reported by Aldi Geri Lumban Tobing | Translated by
PT Transportasi Jakarta (Transjakarta) exploring the potential for collaboration with the largest and most comprehensive souvenir center in Bali, namely 'Krisna Bali'.
Krisna souvenirs have big market
The collaboration between the two companies was marked by Ajik Krisna, owner of "Krisna Bali," who had the opportunity to personally test Transjakarta's services on the Blok M-Kota route (Corridor 1) a few days ago. On that occasion, Ajik was accompanied by Transjakarta's Director of Business and Asset Utilization, Fadly Hasan.
"It is hoped that this good collaboration can continue and be enjoyed by customers," he said, Tuesday (7/15).
Transjakarta Targets Planting 100,000 MangrovesFadly stated that Transjakarta current focus is not only on developing service, but also on other supporting factors, including retail, MSMEs, and other business opportunities. Therefore, Ajik's arrival is also expected to have potential for MSME development in the future.
"Krisna souvenirs have big market, even foreign tourists. It would be great if customers could purchase these souvenirs without having to travel to Bali," he added.
Meanwhile, Ajik Krisna expressed his joy at being able to ride Transjakarta's bus. He also hopes to soon introduce the "Krisna" product to the Transjakarta network.
"Transjakarta service is good. Its ticket is only Rp 3,500. Hopefully we can provide Krisna Bali products here as soon as possible," he stated.
