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Qantas’ flight sale to Japan, Bali, Hong Kong and Singapore with discounted fares

Qantas has launched a sale to 10 Asian destinations, as demand for the region has jumped dramatically. The Flying Kangaroo has slashed prices to Tokyo, Bali, Hong Kong, Singapore and Bengaluru, but only for a limited time. One of the most anticipated flights is Sydney to Sapporo, which returns on December 7 and will help Aussies get to Japan for the snow season. There will also be flights in...

Bali’s Airport Upgrading to Handle 32 Million Passengers Annually

​ The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation has announced its intention to upgrade and revitalize Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport to handle 32 million domestic and international passengers by 2031. ​The airport’s current rated annual passenger handling capacity is 25 million. ​According to RadarBali, both the Ministry of Transportation and the state-owned airport...

Major Improvements Coming Soon To Bali Airport For Tourist Arrivals 

For those amongst us who are familiar with arriving at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport at peak rush hour or anytime during the high season, we know all too well how intense the queue can be. From immigration to baggage collection, queue times have reached into the hours in the past, and leaders want to make sure that it can never happen again.  This week, the Class I...

Australian Tourists Knocked Off Top Spot As Bali’s Most Frequent Tourist Arrivals

Travel trends are changing in Bali faster than we can keep up with. While some travel trends come and go as quickly as the clouds, others change seasonally, and some have always felt set in stone. All that is changing, however, as Australian tourists, Bali’s most frequent international arrivals for more than a decade, have been knocked off the number one spot. Australian tourists have long...

Bali tourist tax: Just how much does Bali make from international visitors

Author - Shireen Khalil Bali is undoubtedly one of the most popular islands to visit, particularly among Aussies – and in just one year, it’s made a wild amount from tourists It has been one year since Bali introduced a mandatory tourism tax with the levy reportedly making close to a whopping $31 million. The 150,000 IDR ($15) tourist levy came into effect on February 14, 2024 with plans to use the...

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