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Bali’s rainy season is upon us. As the island experienced its worst flooding in more than 70 years in September, leaders, government agencies, and communities are working together to mitigate risks. However, tourists are already questioning whether their upcoming vacations will be impacted by the rainy season.  The short answer to the question ‘Will my …

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A tourist in Bali has died after being swept away by the current at Kelingking Beach. The iconic beach, located on Nusa Penida, is world famous, and while the waters look picture perfect, a delayed current lies beneath.  There is a strict no-swim rule in place at Bali’s Kelingking Beach, as well as at Diamond …

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We’ve all been there: the final day of a vacation involves cramming stuff into a suitcase, jumping on top of it to help squeeze the zips closed, only to admit that some things may just have to stay behind. For tourists traveling home from Bali, this is an all-too-real dilemma, but things are about to …

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Tourists traveling to Bali are being given new assurances that safety will always remain a priority at top attractions. The Indonesian Recreational Park Business Association (PUTRI) Bali has issued updated statements confirming that it will support Governor Koster’s plans to offer 24/7 integrated support to tourists.  The Chairperson of the Indonesian Recreational Park Business Association …

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Bali Governor Wayan Koster has issued orders to create tourist support stations that are in operation 24/7. The Bali Provincial Government will begin establishing integrated support units and 24-hour tourist service posts in top resort areas and strategic locations across the island to enhance tourist safety.  Bali’s Governor Wayan Koster has called on government agencies, …

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Leaders in Bali have gathered to discuss strategies for the incoming rainy season. Typically, the first rains of Bali’s monsoon season don’t arrive until late October and early November each year, but with the season facing the worst flooding in over 70 years in September 2025, disaster mitigation efforts are being called forward.  Speaking to …

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Bali’s Ubud Palace is a fantastic starting point for first-time tourists looking to experience Balinese culture. Located in the heart of Bali’s arts and culture capital, tourists can think of this stunning palace as the gateway to Balinese heritage. Ubud is an unmissable stop off on any first vacation to Bali. Whether you’re interested in …

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Bali’s Sanur is settling into its new chapter as the Sanur Special Economic Zone for Health (KEK). The island’s oldest beach resort has undergone a serious transformation over the last five years and is now looking to the future, exploring how to welcome new demographics of tourists and visitors.  The Meru Bali Beach Hotel is …

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Momentum is building on the North Bali International Airport project. The development has been in the pipeline for nearly a decade, and leaders across the province are keen to ensure that this is the time that the idea for a new transportation hub finally comes to fruition.  Over the weekend, Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai …

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Newly released data shows that tourists traveling to destinations in the Asia-Pacific Region, including Bali, are seeking more personalized and meaningful travel experiences. Over the last five years, Bali has been working to encourage tourists to have more culturally immersive and meaningful travel experiences, and it appears the hard work is starting to pay off. …

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Bali’s food scene continues to grow from strength to strength. Whether foodies are seeking bold new flavors or familiar home comforts, there is a menu to suit every moment in Bali. Pizza is universally loved. We know that, right? Indonesian folks love pizza as much as the rest of us, which explains why there are so …

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Regular flight scheduling has been resumed at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport after a significant power outage plunged the terminals into darkness and grounded flights. The incident took place on Friday, 10th October, but travel disruption rippled through the weekend.  The Acting President Director of PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia, which is also known …

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