On Monday evening Indonesia's main stadium, Gelora Bung Karno in Jakarta, was packed: all 67 thousand tickets had sold out long before kickoff.
The stands, dressed in the national red and white, drove their players forward from the opening minutes.
Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali has begun rolling out a facial recognition system for passengers on domestic flights.
In the future, it will allow travellers to confirm their identity without having to show an ID document every time.
The fourth Fight For A Cure martial arts tournament, which raises money for cancer research, has taken place at Nuanu.
Forty fighters — amateurs and professionals from various countries — represented more than thirty gyms from all over Bali, and around one and a half thousand spectators watched the bouts.
The KMP Nusa Jaya Abadi, the main vessel on the Padangbai — Nusa Penida crossing, made its first run after repairs on the morning of October 5, according to the local transport authority.
As many as 400–500 bike rental businesses with foreign capital may be operating in Bali, but no more than five of them hold an official permit.
That estimate comes from the provincial investment and licensing agency.
In Bali, artificial intelligence is starting to be used for protection against natural disasters.
The regional agency responsible for this, BPBD Bali, is training its staff to work with Agent AI — a system meant to help process the huge flow of information quickly during emergencies.
Until November 1, a section of Jalan Kunti II will be closed every night from 22:00 to 06:00.
The road surface is being raised so that the street floods less, and culverts are being laid underneath it. The street links West Denpasar with Seminyak, and during the day traffic moves along it as u…
One of the largest infrastructure projects of recent years has begun in Bali.
In Jembrana Regency, the upgrade of the Pengambengan National Fishing Port has officially been launched. The project, worth 1.27 trillion rupiah, is funded by the Islamic Development Bank and is sched…
A video is gaining traction on social media in which an injured foreigner shows deep cuts on his neck and a bandaged finger.
The footage, with his candid account of how an ordinary scooter ride almost ended in tragedy, set off a storm of comments.
Hundreds of listings for hotels and villas have appeared on popular online platforms across Bali, from Badung and Gianyar to Tabanan and Karangasem.
Asking prices reach tens of billions of rupiah. The Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association (PHRI) has examined what is behind the wave of sales and explained why it could be a serious warning sig…
A venue for engagement parties, small weddings and other private events is being prepared in Nusa Dua.
The Water Blow spot on Peninsula Island is already familiar to many tourists for its powerful waves, which smash against the rocks and throw jets of seawater into the air. The plan is to open the even…
Ferries are an essential part of travelling around Indonesia, especially if you want to explore the islands beyond Bali.
From Bali, you can easily reach Nusa Penida, the Gili Islands, Lombok and Java, either as part of an organised trip or independently. For shorter island trips, services such as MyBaliTrips can take ca…
Ahead of the New Year holidays, getting off Bali traditionally turns into a complicated logistical quest.
Every December, thousands of island residents travel to Java for a holiday or to visit relatives, and as a result traffic backs up for kilometers at the port of Gilimanuk.
Bali will become Indonesia's main pilot region for the rollout of a single emergency number.
By dialling 112 from a mobile or landline phone, you will be able to call for help in any emergency: a fire, a threat to life or health, a natural disaster, a breach of public order and other incident
A major scandal over animal cruelty has broken out in Bali.
The outcry began after foreign bloggers posted a video on Instagram filmed at the Tarukan Equestrian riding club in Pererenan. The footage showed an extremely emaciated white horse, leading social med…
