September 2026

Wonderful Indonesia Gastronomy 2026: From Local Roots to Global Recognition

Indonesia’s culinary story has never been confined to the plate. Across more than 17,000 islands, food is intertwined with landscapes, agriculture, local customs and generations of knowledge, connecting farmers, fishermen, producers, cooks, chefs and communities through traditions passed down over centuries. This rich gastronomic ecosystem takes centre stage once again with Wonderful Indonesia Gastronomy...

Wellness Tourism Set To Boom In Bali And Around Indonesia 

Wellness tourism is the trend that is here to stay. With the wellness industry worth billions of dollars every year, Bali is certainly making the most of how this important space perfectly aligns with the island’s natural talent for tourism. Indonesia’s Minister for Tourism, Widiyanti Putri Wardhana, has been vocal about her commitment to grow the tourism sector nationwide. With Bali being the...

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This Week’s Travel and Real Estate News

This Week's News Is Bali Currently Safe From The Recent Rash Of Large Volcanic Eruptions? The Real Story From The Ground With several major volcanic eruptions making headlines across Indonesia, travelers are understandably asking whether Bali remains safe. Here is what conditions are actually like on the ground and what tourists need to know before traveling. Blog With Photos & Details...

West Bali’s Hideaways Are Perfect For Tourists Yearning For Tranquility 

Someone has to say it: West Bali just hits different. Out in the wild west of Bali, time moves more slowly, the air feels lighter, and the sense of peace is undeniable. Here we highly rate West Bali as a destination for quiet retreats and restful hideaways.  West Bali National Park is one of the most underrated destinations in all of Bali. It’s easy to see why many tourists don’t even know...

How to Treat SCC and BCC in Paradise

The comedian Carol Burnett used to joke that “the trouble with getting older is that just as you finally get your head together, your body starts falling apart”. For those of us who have spent decades under the sun as I have —whether sailing the open ocean, surfing Hawaii, or living the dream in retirement here in Bali—that wear and tear almost always shows up on our skin. Back...

Bali’s Friendly Welcome Provides As Safe Haven For All Tourists But Foreigners Must Respect These Rules 

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: Bali is one of the most culturally generous places on earth. This tiny island tucked away in the middle of the Indonesian archipelago has, over the course of just 100 years, become one of the world’s biggest and most famous tourist destinations. Set to welcome more than 7.5 million international arrivals this year, Bali’s generosity is large, but...

Art & Bali 2026 explores the intersection between fashion, craft and art

Bali's biggest contemporary art fair returns for its sophomore edition, investigating the age-old provenance of the human touch told through fashion and textiles An immersive art installation through a park. A butterfly dome. A pack of hybrid wolves roaming freely. These are some of the sights you’ll find in Nuanu Creative City, Bali’s newest futuristic site that melds creativity, culture and...

AirNav Indonesia and Boeing to Optimize Operations at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport

TRIBUN-BALI reports that AirNav Indonesia and The Boeing Company have reached a preliminary agreement in the form of a Letter of Intent (LOI)  to study how to optimize aircraft movement operations at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport, Bali. ​AirNav Indonesia’s President Director, Capt. Avirianto Suratno, and Boeing Indonesia Managing Director Indra Duivenvoorde signed the LOI at...

Jakarta and Bali Airports Win Prestigious Airport Council International Awards

TRIBUN-BALI reports that PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia (InJourney Airports), one of the world’s largest airport operators, has reaffirmed its position in the global aviation industry. ​The global organization that represents the interests of world airports, the Airport Council International (ACI), which oversees more than 2,200 airports, announced that 10 airports under InJourney Airports have...

Retiring in Paradise: A Practical Expat Guide to Treating Skin Cancer (SCC & BCC) in Southeast Asia

The comedian Carol Burnett used to joke that “the trouble with getting older is that just as you finally get your head together, your body starts falling apart”. For those of us who have spent decades under the sun as I have —whether sailing the open ocean, surfing Hawaii, or living the dream in retirement here in Bali—that wear and tear almost always shows up on our...

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