It’s So Nice to be Appreciated
(12/3/2017) One of the most awaited events on the calendar of Bali’s travel Industry, the Grand Hyatt’s Appreciation Party was held on Friday, November 24, 2017 in the Grand Ballroom
Bali Mandara Toll road rates to go up, except for motorbikes
Come the end of the week, rates on Bali’s toll road will go up for vehicles, except for those riding motorbikes. PT Jasa Marga Bali Tol (JBT), Indonesia’s toll road
The 9-Days of Christmas
AYODYA Resort Bali Plans 9-Days of Yuletide Festivities December 24, 2017 Until January 1, 2018 (12/3/2017) Product Update: AYODYA Resort Bali’s celebration of the Christmas and New Year spans 9-days
Mount Agung alert kept at highest level
Indonesian authorities have kept Mount Agung’s alert status at the highest level as seismicity remains high and the volcano is still emitting clouds of steam. A wispy white plume of
Culture Clubbing on the Second Sunday of Every Month
December & January Program Schedule for ‘Bale Banjar Culture Club’ at Ayodya Resort Bali to Feature Jan Mantjika on a Life Spent in Bali (Dec 10th) and Dr. Lawrence Blair
Bali airport open but 56 flights still cancelled
Bali’s airport has been back open for business since it reopened last Wednesday afternoon after a nearly three-day shutdown, but not all airlines have been running full flight schedules. A
The Propagation of Paradise
(11/25/2017) The Indonesian Government is preparing ten “New Bali’s” to accommodate ambitious plans to expand the size of the national tourism industry while welcoming 20 million foreign tourist arrivals. As
Mount Agung burns wedding dreams, threatens economy
Australian Tiarna Thompson had her dream Bali wedding all set, but there was one thing she did not count on: a volcano threatening its first major eruption in half a
Dealing with Sacred Dust
(11/26/2017) Balipost.com reports that the Center for Volcanology and the Mitigation of Geological Disasters (PVMBG) has issued a list of practical tips should members of the public find themselves near
Tourists #stuckinBali, but erupting Mount Agung has a deeper significance for the Balinese
According to international media coverage, the main problem with Gunung Agung’s eruption is that the airport was closed and tourists couldn’t get in or out. The people of East Bali
