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The multi-stop vacation is going to be the most significant travel trend in Indonesia this year. Here at The Bali Sun, we have been loving this travel trend since late 2025, and we see it as one of the hottest travel vibes in 2026 and beyond.  With so much culture and such breathtaking natural wonders …

Read More about Java Jumping Out As Top Destination For Bali Holidaymakers Seeking Multi-Stop Vacation

For those familiar with Indonesia, you’ll know that home city pride is a real thing. From Denpasar to Medan, from Jakarta to Bandung, these (mostly) well-spirited city rivalries are a fun way to tease our Indonesian friends. When it comes to traveling and exploring Indonesia, this competition can be a way to inspire new adventures …

Read More about Bali vs Yogyakarta Travel Destination Debate Resurfaces: Can Tourists Have The Best Of Both Worlds In 2026?

Tourism leaders in Indonesia are on a mission to make the country more connected than ever. Increased connectivity in Indonesia brings about greater opportunities for domestic travel for both citizens and tourists, as well as boosting trade and cultural exchange.Since borders reopened after the pandemic, leaders have been working to promote Bali as the country’s …

Read More about Bali’s Improved Connectivity Makes A Multi-Stop Archipelago Adventure Easier Than Ever

The Bali Sun is always ahead of the curve, and while everyone is thinking about Christmas vacation plans, we are already looking ahead to 2026. Next year, we know that travel trends are going to change in Bali, and one big shift will be towards multi-stop vacations in Indonesia, all starting in Bali. Indonesia’s Ministry …

Read More about Bali Tourists Can Set Sail To Komodo National Park For Vacation Of A Lifetime

Indonesia’s Minister of Tourism, Widiyanti Putri Wardhana, has announced her vision to connect Indonesia’s tourism industry with the world. Bali, as Indonesia’s flagship tourism destination, is perhaps one of the most famous travel hotspots in the world, but now Minister Wardhana wants the island to be the gateway to the archipelago.  Speaking at the Bali …

Read More about Indonesia Sets Ambitious New Tourism Targets As Bali Welcomes Tourists As Gateway To Archipelago 

Tourists planning visits to Bali and other top destinations in Indonesia are being warned of scams and issues with travel agents that have the potential to ruin a dream vacation. The news comes after a group of tourists were left abandoned at Labuan Bajo Marina Port in the Flores Islands after a fraudulent travel agent …

Read More about Tourists Warned Of Scams In Indonesian Travel Hotspots In Bali And Beyond

Indonesia’s Deputy Minister for Tourism, Ni Luh Puspa, has issued urgent statements condemning the extortion of tourists in top destinations around the country. As Bali is Indonesia’s biggest tourism destination, efforts are now underway to promote more regions across the country. However, as tourism spreads, leaders want to ensure a safe and comfortable visit for …

Read More about Indonesian Ministry Of Tourism Condemns Extortion Of Tourists At Top Destinations 

The Indonesian Government is on a mission to harness the potential of travel and tourism nationwide to boost the economy. This renewed commitment to developing sustainable tourism could bring a series of impressive benefits to Bali tourists, who will be encouraged to engage with travel in new ways.  Speaking at the 37th Joint Meeting of …

Read More about Bali Plus More? Indonesia Unveils Tourism Strategy

For upwards of a million Australians every year, Bali is the destination of choice for a quick and easy vacation in the sun. The Islands of the Gods is a home away from home for so many Australians, yet the Minister for Tourism wants to see more tourists adding destinations to their trips.  Indonesia is …

Read More about Australian Tourists Are Invited To Enjoy Bali Add-On Destinations

Both Human Rights organizations and travelers to Indonesia and Bali are raising concerns over a new bill set to be passed on the 15th December. The bill was previously tabled in 2019 but, after protests and backlash nationwide, was put on the back burner.  Now, the bill is about to be tabled once again, and …

Read More about Indonesian Law Change Brings Concern For Unmarried Couples Traveling In Bali

Since the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II on the afternoon of Thursday 8th, September, messages of condolences have been sent to the British Royal Family from around the world. Indonesian President Joko Widodo has shared his ‘deepest sympathy for the Royal Family, the government, and the people of the UK. Queen Elizabeth …

Read More about Bali Remembers Queen Elizabeth II’s Visit To The Island

The debate as to whether Bali is considered the tourism capital of Indonesia has continued this week as the Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Uno, addressed the country about his tourism targets and vision for the sector’s economic recovery.  Indonesia’s Minister of Home Affairs, Tito Karnavian, has made a statement of support for …

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