The authorities in Badung are finalizing a high-speed water taxi project, which will transport passengers directly from Ngurah Rai Airport to Canggu.
Regent I Ketut Wayan Adi Arnawa emphasizes that roads alone are no longer sufficient, and the island needs maritime transport. The launch of the line is scheduled for late 2025 or early 2026; subseque…
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…
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…
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…
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…
A massive protest, involving thousands of drivers from across Bali, was organized against online taxi services. According to private taxi drivers, platforms like GoJek and Grab disrupt the local touri…
On the evening of Friday, August 22, a conflict broke out between taxi drivers and airport staff in the ground transportation service area of Bali Airport.
The incident went viral: the video shows a security guard and a driver running after each other in the parking lot.
It seems that the long-standing war between GoJek and Grab drivers and traditional local taxi drivers has found its winner. Online ride-hailing services are finally pushing out individual transport pr…
Every day, Bali Airport welcomes and sends off around 76,000 people. Almost every foreigner entering Indonesia starts their journey here. Therefore, Bali’s Governor Wayan Koster decided to visit the a…
Bali authorities assure that the island remains calm and safe, even though there have been mass protests in other Indonesian cities in recent days.
Bali’s Head of Tourism Department, I Wayan Sumardjaya, noted that the tourism life on the island continues as usual: hotels are full, beaches are crowded, and tours are operating on schedule. "Activit…
