Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport Back to Normal Passenger Numbers Over Christmas and New Year 2017-2918 (1/15/2018) During the Christmas and New Years holiday period 2017/2018, Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport
Thousands of corals have been replanted in the waters of Indonesia’s Gili Nanggu, where blast fishing has taken a toll on reefs. The Maritime and Fishery Ministry`s Marine and Coastal
Kuta Police showed off seven theft suspects–five of which are accused of muggings–in front of press on Monday. The mugging suspects, identified by Tribun Bali as Balinese men I Nengah
20 Million Tourists Travel Through Bali’s Airport in 2017 (1/7/2018) Despite the downturn in passenger arrivals occasioned by the eruption of the Mount Agung volcano, the number of domestic and
Deputy Governor Instructs Pura Besakih to Reopen for Business Despite Location within PVMBG Exclusion Zone (12/29/2017) The Deputy Governor of Bali, Ketut Sudikerta, accompanied by a number of Provincial officials,
Flooding Feared as Bali’s Tukad Unda River in Klungkung Becomes Clogged with Volcanic Material (1/7/2018) DenPost reports that lahar flows from active Mount Agung have reduced the depth of the Tukad
BALI EXPORT FISH MOST OF JAPANESE PURPOSES By IK Sutika The Japanese market absorbed the most fish and shrimp commodities from Bali, reaching 21.35 percent of the total shipments of
When it comes to selling goods overseas, or purchasing goods from an international supplier – you want to ensure you are choosing a freight company that will provide you with
The export value of Bali in November 2017 reached 45.9 million US dollars. This value is down 3.76 percent compared to October 2017. In October, Bali’s exports reached 47.6 million
JAKARTA-Users of seaport services in Indonesia are demanding legal umbrella to avoid bigger losses due to poor port service. Chairman of Indonesia Maritime, Logistic and Transportation Watch (IMLOW), Roelly Panggabean
