#BaliTourism2026

Tabanan Regency Showing Signs Of Becoming Bali’s Next Biggest Tourist Destination

Bali Province is governed as nine regencies, with Badung Regency the most established for tourism. In 2026, it’s becoming clear that neighboring Tabanan Regency is quickly increasing in popularity with both tourists and developers, and recent updates from leaders suggest this trend is not going to slow down.  Business is booming in Tabanan Regency right now. Tabanan Regency is best known to...

US$ 85 Million Lifestyle Mall Opens at Kura Kura Bali

Built at a cost of Rp. 1.5 trillion (US$ 85 million), the new mega-mall is a joint venture between PT Bali Turtle Island Development (BTID) and the Mitsubishi Estate Group. ​Covering 4.7 hectares within the Bali Turtle Island Development Complex, the Sira Village Grand Outlet Bali Mall and its many tenants will eventually provide employment opportunities for 1,000 workers. Home to seaside...

Improvements To Bali’s Kuta Beach To Help Put Destination Back On The Map For Tourists

Bali is on a mission to make Kuta Beach both comfortable and ‘classy’ for tourists. The classic coastal vacation destination has been undergoing a steady stream of redevelopment since the pandemic, and leaders have just confirmed that more renovations will take place to improve the tourist experience.  One of the biggest complaints tourists have about Bali’s top tourist destinations is the...

Bali’s Immigration Pop-Up Improves Services For Tourists

If you’re heading to Bali, you might notice something completely unexpected on the beach this month: pop-up immigration booths right next to baby sea turtles. After a recent agency scandal, Bali’s top officials are pulling out all the stops to win back tourists’ trust. Their strategy? A massive, island-wide initiative to make visa and public services faster, friendlier, and far more...

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Officials Give Tourists Clarification Over Nusa Penida Elevator Controversy 

The Kelingking Beach Glass Elevator Project has been one of the most controversial projects Bali has ever seen. Set to be Bali’s next biggest tourist attraction, the 182m Glass Elevator and Viewing Platforms had been under construction for more than a year when the provincial government halted the whole thing due to building permit violations.  The Kelingking Beach Glass Elevator Project...

Increased Police Patrols Safeguard Tourists In Bali’s Busiest Vacation Resorts

Tourists traveling in Bali right now will notice that it feels a little busy in places. With the peak travel season in full swing and the long school holidays bringing in a new wave of arrivals, security teams are working around the clock to ensure everyone is safe and comfortable.  Tourists in Bali may well notice more police out on patrol. This is nothing to be concerned about and is, in...

New Pioneering Art Exhibition Opens In Top Bali Tourism Hotspot 

Bali has a thriving art scene. From galleries displaying priceless cultural artworks from centuries past, through to up-and-coming galleries showcasing work from local and international artists. There is a creative energy that permeates all aspects of daily life here on the island, which is just one of the reasons why more than 7 million international tourists visit every year.  Photo...

Bali Package Holiday Prices In Flux For Tourists As Dollar Exchange Rates Increase

The weakening of the Indonesian Rupiah against the US dollar over the last few weeks has brought both benefits and challenges for both Bali tourists and the travel sector. Local industry leaders have been coming together to develop solutions that benefit everyone in a rapidly evolving economic landscape.  Speaking to reporters, Putu Winastra, Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Tours...

Visa-free travel to Bali could soon be on the cards for Aussie travellers

Australian travel industry urges government to update advice around travel to Middle East Bali is already high on the holiday hit-list for many Australians. But it could become even more popular if a new push to restore visa-free travel gets through. Currently, Australians need to complete a Visa on Arrival – either at the airport, or in advance online – that lasts for 30 days and costs IDR...

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