Lebaran is Approaching, Honda's 2025 Homecoming and Return Journey Program to Be Held.

KatadataOTO – The public will soon welcome the month of Ramadan 2025. Not long after, they will go on the annual homecoming trip.

AHM (Astra Honda Motor) is also trying to facilitate the public in returning to their hometowns during the 2025 Eid moment.

Therefore, the Japanese manufacturer is holding the 2025 MBBH (Homecoming and Return Trip with Honda) program. This opportunity can be taken by consumers.

“We understand how precious the moment of gathering with family during the holiday is. Therefore, we invite Honda consumers to register for MBBH 2025,” said Antok Yuniarso, General Manager of Honda Customer Care Center in an official statement.

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Antok explained that Honda consumers can register from February 15 to March 24, 2025, through the official website www.astra-honda.com or the WANDA, Motorku-X, and Daya Auto applications.

Then, direct registration is also available at various Honda dealers. Such as Wahana Gunung Sahari, Nusantara Surya Sakti Slipi, Bintang Jaya Klender, Wahana Cipondoh, Astra Motor Cawang, Mitra Jaya Kranji, and Bintang Motor Jaya Depok.

For registration, participants will be charged a fee of only Rp 150 thousand. So they can go to their hometowns more affordably.

The public only needs to prepare a number of documents as requirements. For example, a National ID Card (KTP), a Class C Driver's License (SIM C), and a Vehicle Registration Certificate (STNK) for a Honda product.

Meanwhile, for the return trip participants, it is mandatory to have a National ID Card from the Jabodetabek area (Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi).

On the other hand, to ensure the comfort of the participants of the 2025 homecoming and return trip with Honda, it is mandatory to comply with several provisions.

For example, motorcycles must be in standard and prime condition, the maximum luggage limit is 20 kg for each vehicle, and participants must also bring an SNI-standard helmet.

Furthermore, consumers cannot choose drop-off locations other than those specified and cannot stop in the middle of the journey.