Bali Hotels Association Launches the Next Stage of Social Media Campaign with a Series of Videos, Bali, A New Kind Of Adventure. The idea behind the videos is to inspire travellers for their future trips to Bali as well as advocating responsible travel.

Bali Hotels Association is delighted to announce that Bali continues to remain in  the hearts of international travelers. The island was recently awarded the Best of the Decade Award from Smart Travel Asia.

On September 19, 2020 , 75 members and over 622 participants from the Bali Hotels Association took part in the International Coastal Cleanup Day, a program initiated by the non-profit organization Ocean Conservancy 35 years ago. 

Bali will remain open to domestic tourism for the time being, as officials announce stricter screening measures for incoming visitors following a surge in COVID-19 cases on the island. 

Bali Hotels Association – Bali is My Life Urges Bali Volunteers to #CleanOn Virtually during Ocean Conservancy’s 35th Annual International Coastal Cleanup 

Bali Hotels Association BHA, Ocean Conservancy Adopting New Cleanup Guidelines and Promoting At-Home Resources to Fight Ocean Plastic Pollution during Pandemic
 

After a five-month hiatus imposed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bali has officially reopened for domestic tourism. 

Bali Hotels Association ( BHA) Health and Safety Guidelines for members and Duty of Care Standards for Travel Partners has been shared with all BHA Members today.  Creating a standardized health and safety checklist for BHA members, these guidelines are part of a worldwide industry enhanced set of health and safety protocols designed to provide a safe and clean environment for all hotel guests and employees.

Indonesia tourism stakeholders are taking steps to resume business in the new normal, as president Joko Widodo shared a welcome decision to gradually allow businesses to reopen and for his people to learn to live with Covid-19.

Bali tourism virtual travel event taps on specific hotel reopening issues including travel bubbles, the Chinese market and wait for Indonesia’s government’s go-ahead

Bali’s hotels are ready and willing – but not necessarily able – to reopen their doors and start welcoming international travellers again, according to the Bali Hotels Association’s (BHA) Government Relations Director, Fransiska Handoko.

Bali Governor Wayan Koster has conveyed about the planned stages of the opening of the island tourism sector.