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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Bali recorded the highest growth among other regions alongside Nusa Tenggara in the second quarter of 2026, according to Statistics Indonesia (BPS), at 6.10 percent year-on-year (yoy) each. Following this were Java at 5.65 percent (yoy), and Sulawesi, at 5.53 percent (yoy). Nationwide, Indonesia recorded economic growth at 5.29 percent (yoy). "Economic growth in Bali, Nusa...
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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...
The conflict in the Middle East is affecting people around the world in both small and big ways. As we live in a global economy dependent on fuel, the conflict is impacting everything from food costs to travel costs and even travel experiences, no matter where we are in the world. There has been an uproar across Indonesia over the last month amid an economic climate that has caused the...
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With more than 60% of Bali’s GDP derived from tourism, global conflicts and geopolitical tensions are of inherent concern to the island, its economy, and the livelihoods of local people. With the island set to welcome more than 7.5 million international tourists in 2026, and millions more domestic tourists, the concern running through everyone’s minds, both tourists and tourist business owners...
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