Bali is doubling down on service excellence as tourism surges into 2026. During a joint visit, the island’s governor and Indonesia’s tourism minister highlighted quality, sustainability, and ...

The surge in tourism, along with the rise in vice activity, has dented the destination’s reputation. Bali faces unsustainable tourism due to overcrowding, strained infrastructure in the south, and a ...

Bali is preparing to tighten entry requirements for foreign visitors by introducing checks on travelers’ financial credentials, a move local officials say is aimed at curbing problematic tourism and ...

The Bali government plans to start screening incoming tourists by checking their finances before entry. (Source: Getty) Travellers to Bali will soon be required to provide bank statements before entry ...

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that the new Amrit Bharat Express trains, which will be introduced soon from poll-bound West Bengal and Assam, mark a significant step towards ...

Bali’s government plans to implement new rules requiring travellers to show they have sufficient funds for their trip, aiming to promote “quality tourism,” according to a report by 9Travel. The report ...

Indonesia’s Bali is weighing a regulation that would require foreign tourists to disclose how much money they have had in their bank accounts over the past three months, the island’s most far-reaching ...

Barpeta (Assam) [India], December 30 (ANI): Ahead of the upcoming assembly polls in 2026, the Assam unit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday organised a mega Yuva Booth Bahini Sanmilan at ...

The major change, flagged by the Bali Provincial Government, will require travellers to declare their bank account activity over the three months before their arrival to enter the island paradise.

Nathan John Scott was scuba diving near Segara Beach in Tulamben when the incident occurred on Dec. 30 WhitcombeRD/Getty An Australian man has reportedly died after a scuba diving accident in Bali. On ...

Australian travellers to Bali may have to stick to some strict new rules imposed by the local government keen to crack down on unruly tourists. The major change, flagged by the Bali Provincial ...