- Webinar
- Training at Mangrove Pandang tak Jemu
- Bournemouth University’s alumni events
- Working as a tourist guide in Batam island
- Working as a translator at BP Batam for Bangladesh special Economic Zone (BSEZ)
- Working on my start-up company (www.batamtourism.com) and developing the website myself
Documentations from webinars
This webinar aimed to assist the entry level (for young generations) to understand how a tourist guide works, and what the ideal way to begin this occupation.
Documentations from Training at Mangrove Pandang tak Jemu
The training in Mangrove conservation aimed to assist the community members understand how to deliver a professional commentary about the destinations and what skills do they need to have before hand.
Bournemouth University’s alumni events & conferences
As Bournemouth University’s alumna, I have a privilege to assist the alumni events in Vietnam in July 2026. The event also came along with the tourism conferences held by a UEH university in Vietnam.
Working as a tourist guide in Batam, leading groups from Singapore.
I have done some guiding jobs recently, and among the jobs i have done, this is one of the interesting ones. We had a day team building and outbound activities with a EY group from Singapore.
Guest lecturer and conference in Tourism Politechnic of Bali
Another job from Bournemouth University is to attend the guest lecturer in Bali in Politeknik Pariwisata Bali with Professor Dimitrios Buhalis and my classmates during my uni time. It was held on 24th – 27th September 2026.
Bangladesh Special Economic Zone (BSEZ) In Badan Pengusahaan Batam. Worked as a translator.
This is a group from Bangladesh, where they came to Batam to learn how Batam managed the Free Trade Zone and the Special economic zone from the beginning until today. The discussion was very interesting as the group share and brainstorm about the issues they have encountered.
