Waterbom Bali Officially Reopens
After several months of closure due to the pandemic, Waterbom Bali is excited to announce that we will be reopening our doors to guests every day starting December 17 by
Hotel Booking Cancelations Surge Following Bali’s New Entry Regulations For Domestic Tourists
Following the newly instated policy on entry requirements for domestic visitors in Bali issued yesterday (15/12), hotels in the province are facing an increase in reservation cancellations. The regulation, issued
Bali governor says foreigners without masks will be refused service
Officials in Bali are putting their foot down to deal with foreigners who are refusing to follow COVID-19 health protocols in the province, with Governor Wayan Koster saying that those
Police launch manhunt for man who allegedly slashed off boss’ arm in Denpasar
Police in Denpasar are looking for a 37-year-old fugitive identified as HRN, who allegedly slashed off the arm of one of his bosses at his workplace earlier this month. Authorities
Hidden Secret Guwang Canyon
Runs along part of the Oos River in Sukawati, this hidden secret Canyon is an amazing ravine. Over thousands of years, this rift has been created by the force of
Governor: Bali Will Be Closed To Foreign Tourists Until End of 2020
Bali will not open for international tourism until the end of 2020, Governor Wayan Koster announced in a press conference on Saturday afternoon. “After considering all the current factors that
Indonesian immigration extends new visa application deadline by 1 month
Foreigners in Indonesia who are still dealing with visa issues now have an extra month to sort things out and stay in the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesian immigration
Bali Among The Worlds Most Popular Islands Struggling To Reopen
Bali is among some of the most popular holiday islands around the world that are struggling to reopen for tourism amid the COVID-19 Pandemic. Travelers eagerly waiting for Bali to
COVID-19 doesn’t excuse Lombok’s discriminatory dress code
A new dress code for female civil servants in Indonesia’s Central Lombok regency should concern all Indonesians. On June 26 the Central Lombok regent, Moh. Suhaili Fadhil Thohir, instructed all