While the archipelago lies just 16 kilometers (9 miles) off the coast of Singapore, the area is actually part of and administered by neighboring Indonesia ... said Funtasy Island Pte Director ...

Just under 10 miles away from Singapore is a resort development tucked away in the mangrove-islands of the Riau archipelago in Indonesia. The project is named Funtasy Island, and it will be the ...

Funtasy Island is actually part of Indonesia. When the developers behind the new resort put this map on their website, Indonesian officials got so mad they sent the Indonesian military to the island.

Funtasy Island Development (FID) in a news conferencesaidthe development - billed as the largest eco-park resort in the world - will have a theme park, beach club and dolphin lagoon villas. It is 16km ...

The Singapore-based developer, Funtasy Island Development (FID) Pte Ltd., was told not to meddle with Indonesia’s sovereignty after its recent unveiling of a resort map unambiguously presented ...

"Singapore has never disputed Indonesia's sovereignty over Pulau ... Billed as the region's largest eco-park resort, Funtasy Island is managed jointly by an Indonesian and Singaporean company ...

The Singapore-based developer, Funtasy Island Development (FID) Pte Ltd., was told not to meddle with Indonesia’s sovereignty after its recent unveiling of a resort map unambiguously presented ...

Singapore has never disputed Indonesia’s sovereignty over Pulau Manis and does not lay claim to the island,” the Foreign Ministry spokesman said. Pulau Manis — now known as Funtasy Island ...

Indonesia should be showing more concern about the impact of climate change on small islands. Sea levels have risen by around 21 to 24cm globally since the pre-industrial level as a result of ...

and more than 400 villas on Indonesia’s Riau Islands. Funtasy Island, due to open 2014, is planned to be the largest eco theme park and the first gated island community in the world. Around 12 ...