Bali is home to some of the best vacation villas in the world. From exceptional bamboo architecture to dreamy clifftop infinity pools, to authentic cultural homestays, to expansive contemporary homes, there is a vacation villa for every kind of traveler. The Bali Villa Rental Management Association (BVRMA) is proposing some big changes to the way in which the overall system is managed, and it looks...
Why Smart Investors and Retirees Are Quietly Positioning Themselves in Bali Before the Next Property Surge For decades, Bali has been known as one of the world’s most desirable tropical destinations. But in 2026, something much bigger is unfolding. In January of this year, TripAdvisor readers chose Bali’s number one tourist Destination in the world for the first time. The latest...
Bali, one of the world’s most sought-after travel destinations, is contemplating the implementation of a pay-per-destination fee system for tourists visiting popular attractions. This proposal, aimed at supporting the island’s sustainability efforts, follows the success of existing entrance fees introduced at locations like Kintamani and Nusa Penida. As Bali continues to face...
There is a lot of talk happening in Bali right now about policy changes that could affect Airbnb listings. For more than five years, leaders in Bali have been working to crack down on accommodation providers operating outside the law, including some listings on Airbnb. For leaders in Bali, the presence of Airbnb has long been a contentious issue. While the platform is legal in...
The Bali Sun Bali is set to welcome more than 7 million international tourists this year, and traveler demographics are starting to change. Since the beginning of January, Bali has been recording a steady increase in the number of tourists from countries across the Middle East. While international airport and airspace closures over the Middle East over the last few days have triggered travel...
The Bali Sun This week, Bali’s Governor, Wayan Koster, received an audience with the US Ambassador to Indonesia, Peter Haymond, at his offices in Denpasar. The pair discussed international relations, public safety, business, and tourism. Bali is set to welcome more than 7 million international tourists in 2026, and an increasing number of these visitors are American. During his...
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