Uluwatu is Bali’s most loved destination for surfers. Discovered by adventurous wave catchers in the 1970s, Uluwatu has remained a quiet and charming surf retreat for over thirty years. The area is slowly emerging as Bali’s next big tourism resort. This new evolution of Uluwatu is bringing out the best in the hospitality scene. From …
As one of the most famous travel destinations in the world, Bali’s hospitality sector is in a state of constant redevelopment and reinvention. This month the island is welcoming not only new restaurants to the culinary scene but new chefs too. Lion X opened its doors at the Renaissance in Nusa Dua. The Westin Resort, …
Bali’s new subterranean restaurant has been receiving rave reviews from diners from all over the world. The award-winning restaurant, headed up by world-renowned chef Ryan Clift, opened in May 2022. The venue was temporarily closed in July after local authorities raised concerns about the cave being used as a restaurant. Now in the clear, the restaurant …
Tourists visiting a restaurant in Lovina, North Bali, got more than they bargained for when they sat down for dinner on Sunday. Locals in Buleleng Old Harbour had been aware of a wild male monkey becoming increasingly confident around people. On Sunday his confidence transformed into audacity as he began to raid the kitchen of …
The central government has begun allowing tourism businesses such as restaurants and cafes in Bali to operate until midnight with several strict conditions. The Spokesman of the Badung Covid-19 Handling Task Force, I Gusti Ngurah Gede Jaya Saputra confirmed that according to the latest instruction from the Minister of Home Affairs in regards to the …
A restaurant called Orbit Bali Eat and Dance has been closed down by local authorities for hosting a party during the emergency partial lockdown in Bali. The Head of the Badung Police Department, AKBP Roby Septiadi confirmed that a restaurant that is located on Jalan Petitenget Number 7A, North Kuta was sanctioned for hosting a …
The Tourism Association has confirmed that over 90 percent of restaurants in Ubud has closed down due to Covid-19 pandemic. The Head of Gianyar Hotel and Restaurant Association (PHRI), Pande Mahayana Adityawarman said that majority of those accommodation businesses had to make the tough decision because they could not cover their operational cost. “Ubud used …