In Bali, there is a place where the magic of nature truly comes alive — the Firefly Garden in Taro village, near Ubud. This unique attraction has been recognized as one of the leading ecotourism initi…
The regular deaths of whales and tiger sharks on Bali's beaches, a fire at the overcrowded Suwung landfill during a drought—these are just part of the challenges the island faces due to environmental…
Jember is a district and city in East Java, located 100 km from the Banyuwangi port. It remains an unconventional and relatively unexplored destination for foreign tourists.
The Indonesian government has announced a shift to the concept of regenerative tourism in response to the issues caused by mass flows of travelers to Bali and other popular destinations. This approach…
In the Ngurah Rai reserve area in South Bali, over 4,000 mangrove trees have been planted over four years. The project is being implemented by the international direct sales company QNET (Hong Kong) i…
Tourism in Indonesia is on the brink of change. While Bali is suffocating from traffic, waste, and overcrowding, dozens of picturesque islands remain in the shadows. The reason for this imbalance is t…
How can tourism in Bali be made more nature-friendly? This question is increasingly being considered by local authorities, as there are not many rice fields left in the most popular areas of the islan…
In the middle of this year, Bali will host the 26th Inter-Island Tourism Policy Forum (ITOP Forum). Established on July 23–25, 1997, the forum aims to explore the global tourism market through dialogu…
Dreaming of a place where nature, culture, and a touch of magic come together as one? Welcome to Bali’s rice terraces! Here, you’ll witness the grandeur of Bali’s nature. Indonesia’s rice fields are a…
You can come to Bali and spend your entire vacation lounging on the beach or relaxing in beautiful Balinese spas. However, if you are full of energy and eager for adventures, on the island and beyond…
