Plans for north Bali's Buleleng Airport aim to improve infrastructure and encourage more investment
It appears as if plans are moving forward with the development of Bali's new airport at Kubutambahan in Buleleng Regency on the north coast. This could have profound implications for the immediate area as well as the rest of the island.
President Jokowi delivered a speech at the Indonesian Vision rally at the Sentul International Convention Center in Bogor, West Java over the weekend, where he outlined his vision and plans for the next five-year term (2019-2024).
Bali looks to develop a healthy investment environment through sport
Sport Tourism offers enormous potential for Indonesia in general and Bali in particular, and it could be an opportunity to change the market mix of visitors and investors to the island.
Will a new government encourage property investment?
Indonesia's recent elections have impacted investment, especially in the country's real estate markets, but as Jokowi officially begins his second term the future looks bright for the property industry.
Bali leads the way and officially bans single-use plastic bags, straws and polystyrene across the island
As of June 23, 2019, Bali became the first Indonesian province to officially ban all single-use plastic bags, straws and polystyrene in a move environmental activists hope will have a domino effect across the country.
Bali opens its doors to an eclectic summer of music, dance and festivals
If you haven't booked your tickets to Bali yet you might want to look at grabbing some last minute deals on flights and accommodation to enjoy a summer of festivals and fun.
Becoming a Global Gastronomy Destination is on the menu for Ubud
Ubud is widely recognized as being the cultural capital of Bali, but now it could also become a Global Gastronomy Destination according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
Global travel trends create growing opportunities for business in Bali
As global tourism hits new highs, Bali's popularity opens new markets and creates growing opportunities for businesses especially in hospitality and real estate.
Until the Millennium, the Balinese had little interest in the Bukit, but times have changed and the area is now the most elite and upmarket destination on the island.
First quarter foreign arrival figures to Bali break last year's record according to airport services company Angkasa Pura. But what are the implications for Bali's Real Estate industry?
