Typical Balinese Massage Art Popular in Russia

Body treatments and the art of Balinese massage is very popular in Russia, and the people in the country was a fan until the White Bear willing to pay 100 to 400 dollars just to enjoy it.
"SPA Bali again 'a trend' in Russia beat the popularity of the art of massage other nations as 'shiatsu'," said Russian Ambassador Djauhari Oratmangun as host of the Indonesian delegation to the "World Media Summit" at Cafe Mania, Moscow, some time ago, which also serves food and beverage offerings flavorful Indonesia, Raja Ampat diataranya cake and ginger.
Ambassador said that Russian citizens who crowded cafe near the Kremlin was generally've been to Bali and Raja Ampat, Papua, Indonesia or at least are familiar with both traditions, culinary, arts and culture, including the art of Balinese massage.
Currently, according to Djauhari, there are more than 400 workers SPA Bali in Russia spread across major cities such as Moscow, St Petersburg and Vladivostok. Bali SPA industry in Russia evolved since about five years ago and more Indonesian women who work in the tourism sector this.
"It's real massage you know, not the others," the Ambassador said, hastily explained.
Bali SPA Workers officially imported into Russia by the company Sim Krasok memalui licensing coordinate between the Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Industries. Bali SPA heavily promoted by the company in various media such as magazines, newspapers and television.
Even at the international airport Demodevodo plenty of outdoor advertising with a picture of a beautiful woman with a Balinese massage and fitness promises of traditional women of the East.
Women's Empowerment Minister Linda Agum Gumelar last week had met with Indonesian women who work in the tourist industry at the Embassy.
"I strongly support the development of SPA ministers Bali in Russia and advised the workers in this sector in order to maintain the good name of Indonesia," said Ambassador Djauhari.
Head of Information Embassy in Moscow M Aji Surya added that Indonesian workers are generally happy and prosperous because they are protected by the official rules and the Embassy continues to monitor their whereabouts. Every dated August 17, when Indonesia celebrates Independence Day, companies dismiss workers.
"Embassy so crowded by them. Following the flag ceremony, we eat together," said Aji Surya.
A unique, advanced Aji, while diplomats and local staff do not have a sophisticated communications equipment such as iPad or Blackberry, Bali SPA workers are carrying and use. "They looked prosperous and fond of his work send money to Indonesia,