New data from travel sites and recent industry reporting show a clear shift: tourists travelling to Bali and across the Asia-Pacific are increasingly searching for personalised, culturally immersive, meaningful stays rather than standard resort getaways. As holiday-home and private villa searches surge, and as Airbnb
Canggu 2025 – Bali’s Canggu isn’t just trending — it’s evolving into a destination that challenges travel clichés. With surf breaks that welcome beginners and seasoned riders alike, Instagrammable cafés, robust coworking infrastructure, vibrant nightlife and still-quiet rice paddy corners, Canggu draws all kinds of
Bali’s upcoming North Bali International Airport promises to shift the landscape of travel to this island paradise. With a projected capacity to handle 24 million international and 6 million domestic passengers, this airport aims to be more than a runway—it will embody sustainable design, Balinese
Seseh, once a quiet farming and fishing village on Bali’s southern coast, is quietly transforming into a thriving wellness and nomad enclave. With sunrise yoga by the sea, nourishing cafés, community runs, and wellness hubs just around the corner, it offers a rare fusion of
Bali is facing a tough truth. The island we know for rice terraces, temples and sunsets is now making headlines for deadly floods and an ecological crisis years in the making. In September 2025, flash floods tore through Denpasar, Badung, Gianyar, Tabanan and more. At
Bali is on track to smash its 2025 tourism targets, with international arrivals surpassing 7 million and Ngurah Rai Airport handling over 2.3 million passengers in August alone. July saw nearly 700,000 foreign visitors, marking an 11% year-on-year increase. Australia, India, China, France, and South
Bali screams family fun—whether you’re an expat settling in or a visitor planning school-holiday adventures. This guide strolls through the island’s top kid-friendly treats: from adrenaline-charged waterparks and wildlife safaris to serene dolphin cruises, monkey forests, and imaginative 3D art museums. Bring your camera—and your
Discover blissful, crowd-free Bali now during its low season—perfect for savvy travellers who seek peaceful temple visits, lush highland beauty in Bedugul and wallet-friendly wellness retreats. With significantly quieter days at Ulun Danu Beratan, under-the-radar Denpasar culture, and secluded stays in Buleleng’s rainforest and coast,
🚀 Bali Then & Now: How Tourism Hotspots Are Transforming and Where to Look Next Bali isn’t the same Bali you saw in travel brochures 10 or even 5 years ago. The Island of the Gods has shifted under the weight of digital nomads, Instagram-fuelled
Picture this: you’re sipping a kopi tubruk in a tiny warung, with Mount Agung looming like a benevolent giant behind you, the sea shimmering in front, and not a single beach club speaker blaring over your thoughts. No “Canggu traffic”, no overpriced smoothie bowls, and
