Lion air
One of the largest airlines in Indonesia and Southeast Asia — Lion Air — has joined IATA: now it is officially a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) on the international level…
The airline Super Air Jet has changed its rules: from 17 July 2025, passengers will only be able to carry 10 kilograms of checked baggage free of charge. "This adjustment is made to make traveling sim…
Thai Lion Air has officially launched a direct flight from Bali (DPS) to Bangkok (Don Mueang — DMK).
Direct flights are the optimal choice for travelers in Bali to continue their journey to Thailand without the need for a transit stop. Besides Lion Air, direct flights to Bangkok are also offered by A…
Ready for the December rush at the airports? Indonesia is planning to set another record for the number of tourists arriving on the island to celebrate Christmas and New Year. The Ministry of Transpor…
The flooding in Bali has inadvertently pushed tourists to seek out other destinations in Indonesia, and more travelers are discovering Java Island — a cradle of culture, history, and spirituality, loc…
Garuda Indonesia has launched new routes connecting Denpasar-Balikpapan (Kalimantan) and Balikpapan-Makassar (Sulawesi), with flights operating on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. This initiative ali…
All expats in Bali know: the cheapest and fastest way to get to a metropolis with skyscrapers (and do a visa run at the same time) is to buy tickets to the capital of Malaysia.
For the New Year holidays, Bali Airport is strengthening preparations: expanding check-in and waiting areas, adding self-check-in counters, trolleys, and new seating.
Against the backdrop of the increasing flow of passengers, the police have sent patrols to the Ngurah Rai terminals. Officers are on duty in arrival and departure halls, monitoring entrances, exits, w…
The ferry on the Java-Bali line faced troubles again. The vessel was heading to the port of Gilimanuk, but strong currents, a storm, and heavy rain thwarted its plans.
KMP Cemerlang 55 departed from the Javanese port of Banyuwangi with 53 passengers and cargo: 14 motorcycles, one three-wheeled truck, and eight cars. Around 2:30 PM, the ferry lost control and was car…
