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Indonesia has eased its COVID-19 restrictions for Bali, maritime and investment minister Luhut Panjaitan told a virtual conference on Monday.
The level of restrictions on the island and elsewhere in Indonesia will be evaluated on a weekly basis, he added.

The government has regulations in place in an attempt in preventing further transmission of COVID-19 through vaccination programs and implementation of health protocols in Bali.
A reminder to travel responsibily and stay safe and protect others by practicing all health protocls including social distancing, wearing a mask in public places, and washing your hands frequently during Level 4 Community Restrictions (PPKM) in Bali.

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Emergency restrictions are now in place for Bali from July 3-20. 

 Bali Governor I Wayan Koster has stated that begining Thursday, June 30, 2021 domestic air passengers entering the resort island of Bali, via Ngurah Rai International Airport are required to carry COVID-19 negative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test results.

Amid a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in Indonesia, of which Bali has also seen an increase in numbers, Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno has stated the following in the press conference on Tuesday,  "The plan to open Bali to tourists will continue.  but it must consider the latest situation related to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Bali Hotels Association steps up in reopening push with vaccination, safety and education drives.
Despite an unknown date, all hands are involved in turning this dream to reality — putting safety and vaccinations at the top of the tourism reopening agenda.

The Indonesian government plans to introduce a "Work From Bali" scheme for civil servants aimed at helping to revive the island's battered economy.

The Government's free vaccination program in Bali continues.  With just over 32% of the target in Bali, have received both vaccinations. 

Indonesia declares Bali, Bintan, and Batam will reopen their international tourism industry in July

Bali Hotels Association are fully supporting the Indonesian Government's vaccination program with the Bali Is My Life  #sleeveup campaign.  Bali Hotels Association has encouraged and supported  member hotels and resorts who have signed up to be vaccination sites.  We are all in this together is the message we continue to want to send out.

Last month Bali Hotels Association met with members to discuss how we could assist the Government vaccination program. Our member hotels are already practicing cleanliness and safety protocols in accordance with the industry-wide ‘CHSE’ program, as well as the staff are already trained to consistently carry out these functions.