Garmin Indonesia has opened the Garmin Exhibition: Wrapped in Garmin at the Laguna Atrium, Central Park, Jakarta.
The event runs from 1–7 December 2025 and forms part of Garmin’s global “Give A Garmin” campaign, which promotes the idea of gifting practical and purposeful devices during the holiday period.
Sky Chen, Regional Director for South East Asia at Garmin Corporation, said, “Garmin is a best friend for anyone who wants to live a healthy life. It may once have been known primarily as a watch for runners or professional athletes. It was previously perceived as more serious. We are now shifting from a sports-focused watch to a health-focused device designed to track overall wellness and daily activities. Anyone, a serious athlete or someone just starting out, can use Garmin.”
During the opening, Garmin also collaborated with Erajaya Active Lifestyle. Erajaya Active Lifestyle CEO, Djohan Sutanto, said the exhibition was designed to offer customers direct exposure to Garmin’s product ecosystem.
“We present the Garmin Exhibition to provide a more comprehensive experience for our customers, allowing them to experience firsthand how the Garmin ecosystem can support a more active, healthy, and connected life,” Sutanto said.
Garmin Indonesia’s Senior Manager of Marketing Communication, Chandrawidhi Desideriani, also said the collaboration aims to build public understanding of Garmin’s technology.
“We are providing this event as a place for the public to experience firsthand the sophistication and precision of Garmin products and explore the full Garmin ecosystem, along with various special promotions. This is our real commitment to supporting the active lifestyles of Indonesians,” she said.
She added that the exhibition is an opportunity for visitors to make an early start on their 2026 health resolutions.
Interactive Zones and Event-Exclusive Promotions
The exhibition centres on the Garmin Ecosystem Activation Zone, which is divided into four activity-based areas: Running, Cycling, Wellness, and Golf. Each zone allows visitors to try the devices directly and observe the features that support various sports and health routines.
Visitors can collect a stamp after completing each zone trial. The full set of stamps can be exchanged for special merchandise and myEraspace Points of up to IDR 80,000. The system is designed to encourage attendees to test a variety of devices across different activity categories.
Various Activities at Garmin Exhibition
Alongside the product demonstrations, the event includes a programme of supporting activities.
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These consist of free workout sessions, talk shows, and workshops with invited speakers. A health check-up facility is also available throughout the week. According to Garmin Indonesia, these elements are intended to provide the public with structured and informative sessions focused on fitness routines and device usage.
A series of event-exclusive promotions is offered for the duration of the exhibition. These include:
- Give A Garmin: discounts of up to 50%
- Trade-in programme: discounts of up to IDR 5.7 million
- Cashback of up to IDR 1,000,000
- 0% instalments for up to 24 months with BCA, Mandiri, and DBS
- Device auction
- Special gift with purchase for each transaction
- Free access to workout sessions
The range of offers is targeted at visitors seeking either to upgrade their current device or to purchase the products as end-of-year gifts.
During the event, they also displays a collection of its latest watches, covering both premium lifestyle and sports performance models. Visitors can explore features such as continuous health tracking, high-accuracy GPS, extended battery performance, and connectivity functions used across various sports and daily activities.
The organisers state that the exhibition is structured to give the public an accessible, week-long opportunity to learn how Garmin devices operate across different fitness routines, while also benefiting from promotional pricing available only during the event period.
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