Bali is working to promote more cultural tourism to the predicted 4.5 million tourists set to visit the island in 2023. As the high season gets underway and visitors are planning their upcoming trips, there is so much to discover and cram into a vacation in Bali. However, there is one museum that is bringing …
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Travel data shows that tourists heading to Bali want to do more than relax at the beach. While hanging out in the Bali sunshine is a perfectly honorable way to spend a vacation, there are so many opportunities for tourists to really connect with the local culture and natural landscapes. One particular workshop is a …
Canggu is easily Bali’s most popular tourist destination right now. The surf town has become a hub of innovation, whether that be through the development of new cafes and restaurants, new beach clubs, new boutique clothing stores, or now a new creative workshop that everyone is falling in love with. Seven Senses Lab is a …
As far as destinations to have fun in the sun go, it doesn’t get much more enthralling than a trip to Tanjung Benoa in Bali. This beach is hands down the most fun place in Bali to spend a few days. Home to the island’s watersports hub, this is the place to go if you’re …
Uluwatu is Bali’s most up-and-coming tourist destination. Boasting stunning clifftop vistas and home to some of the most extravagant and luxurious beach clubs on the island, Uluwatu is nothing shy of paradise. Located on the Bukit Peninsula, Uluwatu’s coves and rocky bays give tourists plenty to explore. For the longest time, Uluwatu was a destination …
When it comes to bucket list adventures, Bali has it all. From romantic walks through rice terraces to mind-blowingly beautiful waterfalls and stunning luxury hotels, if you can dream it, you can do it in Bali. One of the most popular bucket list activities in Bali is swimming with wild manta rays; here’s everything you …
Tourism leaders in Bali are predicting a boom in demand for watersports activities. Everything from parasailing to banana boating, snorkeling, and jet skis. As more direct flights from China to Bali are confirmed, tourism leaders have an inkling that demand for watersports activities will soar. Speaking to reporters, I Ketut Jaman, CEO of Bali Melali …