Non-organic waste from Bali’s capital will be collected every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. On the other days—Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday—special trucks will pick up organic waste.
A layer of trash, 10 centimeters thick, obscuring the sand—a consequence of a recent storm that hit Bali. Piles of plastic washed up on Kedonganan Beach near the fish market. This isn't a record, as i…
The Indonesian Ministry of Environment has issued new regulations that will prohibit landfills in Bali from accepting waste from hotels, restaurants, and cafes.
There are waste processing plants on the island, and many resorts, hotels, and tourism businesses are already following waste reduction policies. However, each day, numerous foul-smelling trucks haul…
Two rooms are available for rent in a three-bedroom villa with a pool and enclosed living area. Each room has a large window, air conditioning, and a private bathroom. The rental includes electricity…
A one-bedroom villa with a stunning view of the rice fields in the Tampaksiring area. Amenities include a pool, air conditioning, hot water, Wi-Fi, wardrobes, dining table, equipped kitchen, gas stove…
ADWI: A State Award for Developing Indonesia’s Villages
ADWI (Anugerah Desa Wisata Indonesia) is a state award established by Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism to promote the development of villages. Its goal is to support local communities, foster sustainab…
A fire broke out at the Sawung landfill near Sanur on October 12. At the moment, at least half of the waste storage, approximately 17 hectares, has been burned. The fire is contained, with no further…
Indonesias Minister of Environment, Hanif Faisol Nurofiq, conducted an unscheduled inspection at Balis largest landfill, TPA Suwung in Denpasar. This inspection is part of a broader initiative planned…
The fire at the Suwung landfill near Sanur has been burning for 22 days. Despite the efforts of firefighters, emergency services, and other authorities, they have not been able to stop the fire yet.
Bali Governor Wayan Koster stated that Bali is currently in chaos, and if the situation continues, the island’s tourism image could be seriously damaged. His statement came in response to numerous rep…
The benefits of the G20 summit being held on Bali this year seem to be reaching every resident of the island. In preparation for the arrival of the guests, the Indonesian authorities have not only rep…
From February 14, 2024, every foreigner arriving in Bali by air, sea, or land will be subject to a tourist fee of 150,000 Indonesian Rupiahs. This was announced by the head of the Bali Provincial Tour…
