Published: July 13, 2022 Benoa Habour is about to receive a huge investment of funds to create what will be known as the Bali Maritime Tourism Hub. The development is partially funded by the Indonesian government and is being delivered by the private company Pelindo. The investment, totaling nearly USD 80 million has been signed off, and will be used to develop the infrastructure and waterways...
11 June 2022 21:19 WIB Tourists watch the Kecak Dance performance at the Uluwatu Tourist Attraction (DTW), Badung, Bali, Tuesday 21 September 2021. The Kecak dance tourism attraction was again staged on Tuesday (21/9) by implementing strict health protocols and limiting the number of spectators to 50 percent of capacity as well as to promote the attractiveness of tourism in Bali. ANTARA PHOTOS/Nyoman...
Remote working from Bali will soon be easier thanks to Indonesia’s new digital nomad visa. - Copyright Peggy Anke By Rebecca Ann Hughes • Updated: 24/06/2022 - 13:52 Indonesia is hoping to entice more remote workers to the country with a new digital nomad visa. The proposed visa seeks to incentivise digital nomads to work from popular destinations like the island of Bali. Indonesia’s tourism...
by Louise | Jun 09, 2022 FINALLY. After an ever-growing environmental plastic crisis, the Indonesian island of Bali is going plastic-free in 2022. Think of Bali and no doubt picture-perfect visions of white sand beaches, hidden waterfalls and breathtaking landscapes spring to mind – and rightly so. But let’s be real here. For decades now, Bali has been fighting an ever-growing environmental crisis...
by Indonesia Expat - May 11, 2022 After two years of the COVID-19 pandemic and many false starts, Bali tourism has eventually restarted, to the joy of locals and travellers. After two years of the COVID-19 pandemic and many false starts, Bali tourism has eventually restarted, to the joy of locals and travellers. How does the picture look after two months of reopening? What are the prospects,...