A law set to significantly change the rules governing tourist transport is about to come into effect on the island. The Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) has already approved the draft.
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A large-scale protest by online taxi drivers is starting in Indonesia. From 00:00 to 23:59 on 20 May 2025, around 500,000 drivers across the country plan to demonstratively decline orders for passenge…
The first thing you encounter when leaving the airport in Bali is local taxi drivers literally shouting at you that they will take you for the «best price.» In any tourist spot on the island, touts wi…
Bali’s tourist transport drivers have united and taken decisive action. They are demanding that the provincial government fulfill six key demands within six months. A protest under the slogan “Tourism…
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), also known as Bali International Airport, is the main gateway to the island of Bali. Located in Tuban, just 13 km from Denpasar and minutes away from Kuta, Semi…
Bali Governor Wayan Koster has announced plans to ban non-Balinese individuals from working as drivers of tourist transport.
“Vehicles transporting tourists with license plates not registered in Bali will no longer be allowed to operate. They must use Bali-registered DK plates, and the drivers must hold Indonesian ID cards…
A new Bali Marine Water Taxi service has launched in the popular Benoa (Nusa Dua) resort area on Bali. This tourist water taxi connects the Tanjung Benoa, Serangan, and Pedungan (South Denpasar) ports…
The ongoing battle between traditional freelance taxi drivers and their online competitors has taken another turn. Following recent protests, authorities are now considering new regulations, inc…
Nationwide protests in Indonesia reached Bali, but tourist areas remained unaffected. The main clashes occurred in Denpasar, near the parliament building and the main police headquarters.
Mass protests have erupted in Indonesia against parliamentary benefits and the policies of President Prabowo Subianto.
The decision to grant MPs a housing allowance of 50 million rupiah per month (about 3,000 US dollars), nearly ten times the minimum wage in Jakarta, was the trigger. Amid the austerity program announc…