VIRTUOUS KARMA
Forbes Indonesia|January 2021
JOHN SPENCE’S ICONIC KARMA GROUP IS DELIVERING MORE INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCES TO THE INDONESIAN MARKET.
VIRTUOUS KARMA

Karma Group is expanding its presence in Indonesia, and has delivered another world class resort for it’s growing clientele.

Recently it has opened a new resort, Karma Salak. Located in the hills just outside of Jakarta. Karma Group currently has seven amazing resorts around Indonesia, and has planned more.

“We are currently devoting more efforts to develop more properties and programs for the Indonesian domestic market. One of the reasons we opened Karma Salak, is that we’ve got a lot of members in Jakarta. They have come to Bali, and they liked our products, so we wanted to give them a resort that is close to Jakarta, so that they can go for a weekend or maybe for a night,” says the legendary founder and Chairman John Spence.

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