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The 12th of October in Bali is always a day veiled with difficult memories and lifelong grief. On the 12th October 2002, 202 people were killed during a terrorist attack in Kuta. The attack killed 88 Australians, 38 Indonesians, and dozens more tourists from around the world.  Sunday, 12th October marked the 23rd anniversary of …

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The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism has called on travel agents nationwide, but especially in Bali, to promote three specific areas of travel focus. Moving forward, tourists can expect to see more promotion of gastronomy, wellness, and maritime tourism experiences in Bali and across the archipelago.  Gede Budiwijaya, the spokesman for the Ministry of Tourism, spoke …

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When thinking about organising a holiday vacation in Asia, Bali may not be the first place that springs to mind. The island is more synonymous with sun, sea, sand, and cultural immersion than it is sport, but all that is changing. Bali is a low-key super sporting destination. From community-run clubs to the long-established surf …

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Bali’s Ubud has long been one of the island’s top tourism destinations. Known as the province’s arts and culture capital, the destination welcomes millions of visitors every single year.  However, as demand for travel in Ubud grows, so too do the town’s issues with traffic congestion and pedestrian access. As more first-time visitors explore central …

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While Bali’s Canggu may be the most in-demand tourism resort right now, neighbouring Seseh is still largely undiscovered by the masses. For those who remember Canggu only ten years ago, Seseh feels like a step back in time to a slower pace of island life.  Loved by slow living expats, creative digital nomads, and tourists …

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The Bali Maritime Hub is a multi-million dollar redevelopment of Benoa Harbour in Denpasar. The project is set to change how tourists experience Benoa forever and welcome a new generation of visitors to the area. The Bali Maritime Tourism Hub is on a mission to transform Benoa Harbour into a world-class luxury marine tourism destination. …

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For many tourists heading to Bali, the City of Denpasar is an urban hubbub that’s simply driven through on the way to a resort or beach. Yet Denpasar is a cultural melting pot that is a seriously overlooked gem when it comes to off-pavement cultural must-visits. A day trip to Denpasar can showcase a whole …

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If you’re a lover of eco-luxury, of sustainable design at its finest, and are in need of a nourishing Bali retreat (aren’t we all!), then Umalas is the place for you. This quiet community, located just 30 minutes from the hustle and bustle of central Canggu, offers holidaymakers the chance to soak in all the serenity …

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For tourists and holidaymakers planning trips around the world, the notion of a language barrier is enough of an issue to inform where they do and don’t ever want to travel. While Indonesia is home to more than 700 languages, there is one unifying language, Bahasa Indonesia, and with a little patience, getting your head …

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Bali’s Ubud Monkey Forest is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island. Welcoming tens of thousands of visitors every month, the attraction offers guests the chance to experience close encounters with native wildlife.  Monkey Forest Ubud, also known as the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, is home to more than 1,260 long-tailed macaques. …

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Bali is home to some of the most luxurious hotels on earth, and travel trends show that demand for luxury experiences in Bali continues to grow. For those yearning to get back to basics, experience the beauty of unmanicured nature, and connect with local, adventurous Bali-based souls, there is one very special region of Bali …

Read More about Bali’s Lake Tamblingan Proving Perfect For Nature Lovers Seeking Wilder Vacation Travel 

Nusa Ceningan is perhaps one of the most overlooked destinations in all of Indonesia, not just in Bali. This tiny island offers tourists a glimpse at authentic small island life and plenty of opportunities for adventure. For those seeking a peaceful island retreat, this island is an absolute must. Nusa Ceningan is the smallest of …

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