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Tourists visiting Bali this July must remember to pack their running shoes! The annual Culture Run Bali is returning in 2026 and will be hosted in none other than the Peninsula Island. The event will bring together local runners and fitness-focused tourists for a celebration of culture, environmental awareness, and sport.  Indonesia is on a …

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With more than 60% of Bali’s GDP derived from tourism, global conflicts and geopolitical tensions are of inherent concern to the island, its economy, and the livelihoods of local people. With the island set to welcome more than 7.5 million international tourists in 2026, and millions more domestic tourists, the concern running through everyone’s minds, …

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After last week’s controversy over the South Korean Embassy issuing safety warnings to tourists in Bali, leaders in Bali are taking an even stricter stance against those found to be violating their laws. Over the weekend, Badung Police conducted night patrols in the North Kuta area.  Bali is one of the safest tourism destinations in …

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With the geopolitical conflict in the Middle East showing no signs of impacting the economy for many more months to come, travelers and holidaymakers are looking ahead at their 2026 vacation plans with bated breath. One of Bali’s most luxurious tourism resorts is proving as much in demand as ever, and leaders are hopeful that …

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Bali’s busiest region for tourism, Badung Regency, which is home to the island’s most established resorts, including Canggu, Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Jimbaran, Uluwatu, and Nusa Dua, is now officially home to one million vehicles. This is kind of mind-blowing, especially since there are only half a million registered residents in the regency.  This might just …

Read More about Bali’s Busiest Hub Just Hit 1 Million Vehicles: How They’re Finally Fixing the Gridlock

The Bali Provincial Government is being sued by the investors of the Nusa Penida Glass Elevator Project. The highly controversial project was axed by the Bali Provincial Government in November 2025 after officials found a series of major building violations. Now, the investors are suing for losses.  In November 2025, the Bali Provincial Government issued …

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Bali is home to some of the best restaurants in Southeast Asia. Thanks to the island’s special relationship with Australia, brunch is a big deal in Bali. Whether it’s a post-surf refuel or a champagne-sipping affair, Bali’s brunch menus can give Byron Bay a run for its money!What sets these fantastic brunch spots apart is …

Read More about Bali’s Best Brunch Spots Showcase Island’s Freshest Culinary Talent & Impressive Views 

One of Bali’s primary objectives is to develop sustainable and culturally respectful tourism. With the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism on board to create sustainable tourism as standard nationwide, Bali could look to other top destinations for inspiration.  Bali may be Indonesia’s flagship tourism destination, and the province that the nation looks towards when exploring tourism …

Read More about Indonesia Introduces Strict Visitor Quotas At World Famous Tourist Attractions: Will Bali Be Next?

If you were to ask someone in Bali where the fastest-growing destination on the island is, they’d sure say Uluwatu. Here at The Bali Sun, we beg to differ. It only takes a quick drive through Seseh to see that this coastal farming community is changing at the speed of light.  Seseh, situated just a …

Read More about New Major Resort Development In Bali Highlights Seseh As Island’s Next Biggest Tourist Destination 

Bali’s Kuta Beach is indisputably one of the most famous destinations in all of Southeast Asia. As one of the region’s oldest and most established travel hotspots, it is fair to say that in recent years it has started to show signs of its age. Over the last 12 months, extensive efforts have been made …

Read More about Bali’s Most Famous Tourist Beach Hotspot Now More Organized & Comfortable For Travelers 

It feels to many that Bali is in a precarious place right now. With tourism development happening at lightning speed, there are concerns that the island is prioritizing growth over essential conservation and preservation efforts. Whether it’s coastal erosion in Kuta or land conservation in Ubud, the alarm calls are being sounded across Bali to …

Read More about Bali Risks Privatization Of Tourist Beaches If Coastal Conservation Efforts Not Improved 

Bali is deploying a new Immigration Task Force Team to help keep tourists safe and crack down on illegal and unruly behavior. The new team, known as the Dharma Dewata Task Force, has been officially inaugurated by the Directorate General of Immigration at the Puputan Margarana Niti Mandala Renon Field in Denpasar this week.  The …

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