Bali’s Tourism Sector Could Become Pioneers Of Circular Economy Benefiting Tourists

The conflict in the Middle East has set the travel sector on high alert. With the risk of a global jet fuel crisis just weeks away, leaders around the world are starting to put mitigation measures in place. The Indonesian government has been among the first to implement a mitigation strategy, and it could just …

Bali is a destination that offers something for everyone. No matter the budget, travel style, or even aspirations, Bali has something to offer every kind of holidaymaker. From large-scale all-inclusive resorts to charming locally run homestays, it is fair to say that one of the most important elements of planning a vacation in Bali is …

Nusa Dua is one of Bali’s most established and luxurious tourism resorts. Formally managed as the ITDC The Nusa Dua, the resort complex area also includes the stunning Peninsula Esland and iconic Water Blow. It is in this pocket of Nusa Dua where some major investments are being made to level up the experience for …

Bali may be one of the safest vacation destinations in the world, but it is fair to say that the island is not free from problems. The fire that broke out at Club Med Hotel last weekend has both tourists and local communities questioning whether more needs to be done to improve fire safety across …

For well over twenty years, the highest number of international holidaymakers arriving in Bali has hailed from Australia. With Australians making up the majority of international arrivals in Bali, it has been evident for decades that the island is the default destination for family holidays, quick getaways, second-home escapes, and retirement dreams, but in 2026, …

Bali’s beaches are the island’s most in-demand tourist destinations. It’s easy to see why. Not only is Bali the number one tourist destination in the world for 2026, as named by TripAdvisor, but the island’s beaches are consistently named amongst the best in the world, too. Tourists visiting Bali for the first time can easily …

Bali’s most notorious prison, Kerobokan Penitentiary, is located just steps from some of the island’s busiest hotels, resorts, and popular eateries. Kerobokan Prison is famed for housing some of Indonesia’s most dangerous and high-profile criminals, and it is also considered to be dangerously overcrowded. Leaders have been seeking to relocate the prison for some time.  …

Traffic is one of the biggest issues facing Bali on a day-to-day basis right now. From Canggu to Ubud, Legian to Uluwatu, with tens of thousands more vehicles on the roads and millions of tourists arriving, it’s easy to see why the island’s road network is struggling. Leaders in Bali’s Badung Regency are looking to …

As Bali is Indonesia’s flagship tourism destination, the province plays a significant role in international relations. Bali Governor Wayan Koster has met with the Turkish Ambassador to Indonesia, Talip Küçükcan, to discuss how the two increasingly popular destinations can work together to improve the visitor experience.  During the meeting, Governor Koster and Ambassador Küçükcan spoke …

Public transport, or the lack thereof, has been an issue in Bali for decades. Not only does the lack of a reliable and expansive public transportation network impact local communities, but it also limits tourists’ access to the island. Sanur, Bali’s oldest tourism resort, has recently introduced a shuttle bus service that is proving to …

Bali’s Kuta Beach is one of the most popular vacation resorts in all of Indonesia. The beach is also the natural nesting ground for endangered sea turtles. As the nesting season begins, tourists are being updated about how to protect the turtle nests during their visits to the world-famous beach.  Technically speaking, turtles nest year-round, …

Once upon a time, backpacking in Bali meant traveling for as far as possible while making a shoestring budget last months on end. One way budget-savvy backpackers achieved this was by rocking up to the island’s cheaper-than-cheap hostels and bunking up with other equally budget-conscious explorers. Oh, how things have changed! As a team of …