Venue and Host City – Global Summit

Venue & Host City

Welcome to Indonesia, the host country for the 4th Global Summit on Diamond Open Access. Combining a vast national scholarly publishing network with rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality, our host venue provides a modern, fully accessible environment designed for global academic discourse.

The Conference Venue

Perpustakaan Nasional Republik Indonesia – Jakarta

Address: Jl. Salemba Raya No. 28A, Jakarta 10430
Website: https://perpusnas.go.id/
Virtual Tour: https://virtual-tour.perpusnas.go.id/

The summit sessions, plenary halls, thematic workshops, and poster exhibitions will take place in a modern conference facility equipped with:

Hybrid Plenary Auditorium: High-capacity auditorium featuring professional audiovisual integration, live-stream broadcasting, and multilingual interpretation booths.
Breakout & Workshop Rooms: Dedicated spaces equipped for parallel working groups, technical clinics, and interactive policy roundtables.
Exhibition & Poster Commons: Open networking atrium for academic posters, open science infrastructure showcases, and sponsor booths.
Accessibility: Full wheelchair accessibility, step-free access, elevators, and priority seating across all session halls.
Connectivity: High-speed complimentary Wi-Fi available throughout the premises for all registered delegates.

Host City Overview: Jakarta

Jakarta serves as the dynamic setting for this global gathering, reflecting Indonesia’s commitment to scientific advancement, educational access, and cultural diversity.

Strategic Scientific Hub: Home to leading public research universities, national research institutes, and key hubs of Indonesia’s extensive diamond open access journal ecosystem.
Heritage & Culture: Delegates will have the opportunity to explore historic landmarks, traditional arts, world-class culinary traditions, and vibrant local communities.
Connectivity: Easily accessible via direct international flights and seamless transit connections connecting the city’s international airport to key business and hotel districts.

Practical Essentials for International Visitors

Local Time: Western Indonesia Time (WIB / UTC+7). (Sesuaikan jika di Bali: Central Indonesia Time / WITA / UTC+8).
Climate & Clothing: Tropical climate with warm, humid conditions year-round. Temperatures generally range between 24°C and 32°C (75°F–90°F). Conference halls are fully air-conditioned; delegates are advised to bring a light jacket or formal shawl. Business casual / batik attire is welcome throughout the event.
Currency & Payments:

The official currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR / Rp).
Major credit and debit cards (Visa and Mastercard) are widely accepted across hotels, major restaurants, and large retailers.
ATMs for foreign card cash withdrawals are readily available across the city and airport.
Mobile payments via QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) are ubiquitous nationwide; international visitors can link compatible travel cards or utilize digital wallets where supported.

Electricity & Plugs: Indonesia operates on a 230V supply voltage at 50Hz. Power sockets are predominantly Type C and Type F (standard European two-round-pin plugs). International adapters are recommended.
Emergency & Medical: Dedicated first-aid and medical support will be available on-site at the conference venue. Comprehensive international travel and health insurance is strongly encouraged for all traveling delegates