The central government has implemented level II measures on the extended partial lockdown in Bali. Dr. Ketut Suarjaya, the Head of the Bali Health Agency, acknowledged that the leniency on the partial lockdown policy was given because the Bed Occupancy Ratio (BOR) of Bali hospitals has drastically fallen. "Covid-19 transmissions in Bali have declined dramatically in recent days, and our bed occupancy ratio is less than 10%." On Wednesday (20/10), Dr. Suarjaya stated. Suarjaya stated...

Putu Astawa, the Head of the Denpasar Tourism Agency, said that the province government has just prepared a handbook that contains all of the travel laws that international visitors must follow while on holiday on the island. "Now that the border has been reopened for international tourists, we've produced a guide book that they must study during their 5-day quarantine here." Astawa stated on Tuesday, October 19th. Astawa further stated that tourists are not permitted to leave their hot...

I Wayan Koster, the Governor of Bali, has forecast that thousands of international visitors will begin arriving in November 2021. Despite the fact that the country's border will reopen to international visitors on October 14th, 2021, Koster revealed that the international terminal at Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport has yet to receive arrival schedules from international flights. "There haven't been any international arrivals this week, and we're still unsure about next week." Koster stated th...

The Bali Tourism Agency has declared that international visitors are now permitted to travel outside of Bali's three designated green zone regions. Following the recent reopening of the international travel corridor for international visitors from 19 countries in order to revive Bali's economic crisis, the Head of Bali's Tourism Agency, Putu Astawa, confirmed that visitors who test negative for Covid-19 will be able to visit areas of the island other than the three designated green zone...

As Covid-19 cases have dropped, the Denpasar municipal council has decided to reopen four popular parks in the city. I Dewa Gede Rai, spokesman for the Denpasar Covid-19 Handling Task Force, confirmed that four public areas, including Lumintang Public Field, Puputan Public Field, Lumintan Public Park, and Janggan Public Park, were officially reopened on Tuesday (12/10), as Covid-19 transmissions in Denpasar had been properly handled, and no recent death cases had been recorded. "We ch...