Simple But Special, Ramadan Iqbaal Tour 'Saved' Due To Internet Quota

JAKARTA - Iqbaal Ramadhan has just completed a solo tour titled Fortuna in Sumatra. He stopped to six cities, including Lampung, Palembang, Jambi, Padang, Medang and Batam.

This tour was held in order to introduce his new identity as BAALE. This project brought back 90s and 2000s of music with different Iqbaal characters.

Not only choosing the concept of 'water' from the music side, he also performed the tour in a conventional way. Iqbaal travels around six cities in Sumatra by land.

"Because we use the land route, sometimes we stop in one, not even a rest area, like a stopover, which part of Sumatra is there," said Iqbaal Ramadhan at the KPPTI Auditorium in Gambir, Central Jakarta, July 22.

Around the land route which is quite time-consuming, he tries to stay productive on the trip. He also often relies on internet quotas from his cellphone for meetings and other activities that require connections.

One of the'savers' during the tour was the Freedom Internet internet package from IM3. Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat or IOH) through the IM3 brand, continues to present Simple but Special Freedom Internet with many variant options so that customers can control routine expenses simpler.

"Now what is seen is his work. So Indosat wants to be an enabler for young people to make works that are meaningful, simple but have a special impact on many people," said Essy Cinta as SVP Brand Indosat.

The flagship Freedom Internet product now offers daily quota options that can be adjusted to customer needs and budgets, ranging from 3.5 GB packages for 5 days, 7 GB for 7 days, and 15 GB for 7 days with prices ranging from Rp. 15 thousand to Rp. 30 thousand.

"If the wifi tour from the hotel is not always reliable, yes, so sometimes the tethering is even faster, so it really helps," said Iqbaal.

Iqbaal Ramadhan became an advertising star for the Freedom Internet campaign, which represents the spirit of young people who are innovative and brave to be themselves. He hopes this collaboration will continue to transmit the spirit of work to more people.

"Hopefully in the future my work as BAALE can be supported and supported by Indosat and can do something. I am very open to that opportunity," concluded Iqbaal.