Skip to Content

Bali has been battling against ranging wildfires and landfill fires for weeks. As many areas of the island are officially in drought, the Acting Governor of the province has declared a 14-day emergency. Over the weekend and into Monday 23rd October thick fog has descended over the island’s busiest tourist resorts.  From Kuta through to …

Read More about Thick Fog Covers Bali’s Most Popular Tourist Resorts

A long-anticipated new direct flight service to Bali has finally been announced. As of the 1st of December 2023 there will be a direct flight connection between India and Bali for the first time. The flight service will operate between New Delhi and Denpasar and will be operated by the Indian airline Vistara.  For months, …

Read More about Long-Awaited New Flight Service To Bali Will Launch In December 

Tourist transportation is one of the most highly debated topics by Bali lovers. Whether a returning tourist to the island, a long-stay digital nomad, or a fully committed expat, the issue of traffic and transportation is something that gets everyone interested.  Over the last few months, officials in Bali have announced a series of huge …

Read More about Can Electric Buses Help Revolutionize Transport For Tourists In Bali?

In early 2023, Bali will introduce a mandatory tourism tax for every international visitor who arrives on the island. The tax will be payable either before arrival or on arrival at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport or at sea ports. The legislative changes have been submitted, and now officials are getting stakeholders on board …

Read More about International Travel Agents Give Thumbs Up To Bali’s New Tourism Tax

Travel data shows that Bali is on track to beat tourism targets set at the beginning of the year. By the end of December, the island will have welcomed at least 4.5 million international tourists and millions more domestic visitors. Looking ahead, tourism leaders want to see people staying longer on the island.  At first …

Read More about Bali Will Encourage Tourists To Stay Longer On Vacation 

Over the last year, Bali has been working to combat a small but significant minority of tourists who have been violating the law and disrespecting local culture. Violations have ranged from public indecency to driving illegally, but content circulating online shows a shocking rise in the number of tourists shoplifting.  In an Instagram story shared …

Read More about Reports Emerge Of Tourists Shoplifting And Street Begging In Bali

Bali’s most famous lake, Lake Batur, sits beneath the gaze of the majestic volcano Mount Batur and is overlooked by the shadows of Mount Agung and Mount Abang. The lake does not only hold great spiritual significance to Balinese Hindus and is one of the most popular natural landmarks on the island for tourists, but …

Read More about Huge Efforts Underway To Clean Up Bali Tourists’ Favorite Lake

Earlier this week the Regency of Tabanan declared a localized emergency following the fire at the Mandung TPA. As of Thursday 19th October the Acting Governor of Bali, Sang Made Mahendra Jaya, has declared a 14-day emergency across the island. The emergency status is in light of the ongoing landfill fires and wildfires, and most …

Read More about What Bali’s 14-Day Drought Emergency Status Mean For Tourists 

As the fires at the Suwung TPA landfill and Mandung TPA landfill shoulder on, tourists have been capturing more shocking footage of fires around the island of Bali. The tourist resort has just declared a 14-day emergency status to tackle the impacts of drought. Wildfires are spreading around the slopes of Mount Agung and Mount …

Read More about Tourist Captures Shocking View Of Wildfires On Bali’s Mount Agung From Hotel 

Tourists in Bali love to hire mopeds to explore the island independently. But following a series of thefts, tourists are urged to keep their wits about them as they park their vehicles. Tourists hiring mopeds are reminded that although Bali is a safe place to enjoy a vacation, opportunistic thieves operate in some popular destinations.  …

Read More about Bali Tourists Advised To Keep A Close Eye On Bike Keys & Helmets

Landfill fires in Bali’s two biggest open trash dumps are still smoldering six days after the first flames broke out. The fires at Suwung TPA in South Denpasar and Mandung TPA in Tabanan Regency have caused air quality to drop across the island. Now, residents are being asked to store their waste at home and …

Read More about Tourists Warned About Dangerous Air Quality Levels In Bali 

Cruise travel is accounting for an increasing amount of tourism in Bali. The Indonesian province is best known as a destination for 1-2 week vacations and month-long backpacking adventures, but with more cruise ships docking on the island comes more whistle-stop adventure.  Travel data shows that the revenue growth of the cruise industry has grown …

Read More about Demand For Cruise Travel In Bali Is On The Rise