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Denpasar Airport opens bidding for shops
Bali Airport opens bidding for shops process to select business partners to welcome the rise of the tourism industry in 2021. At present, the airport remains open, but it restricted just a few domestic flights from Jakarta. A notice on Garuda Indonesia’s website said the airline had scheduled limited international flights to China from Bali to resume in June. But in a recent update Indonesia’s president Joko Widodo projected that the Covid-19 pandemic would continue until the end of this year and the travel industry should prepare for an explosion in the tourism 2021. Quoting the President’s optimism, the airport operator announced the bidding process to select commercial enterprises to operate retail outlets at the airport last Friday. Phase one of the selection process involves 10 food and beverage outlets, and 11 retail shops with applications closing on 12 June. In the second phase of the selection process open from 15 October to 6 November, the applications are open for two food and beverage outlets, four retail shops, four services providers and a duty-free outlet. Angkasa Pura Airports invites international and local brand owners to take this golden opportunity by participating in the selection process of business partners to do business at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport where Bali is known as one of the world’s favourite tourism destinations,” the airport company’s statement explained. The airport’s business conditions will begin to rise in early 2021, ” according to the corporation’s director of marketing and services airports, Devy Suradji. In 2019, Bali won the title as the number 1 tourism destination in Asia at the 2019 Travelers Choice Awards held by TripAdvisor. In 2018, Bali ranked 19th on the 2018 Global Destination Cities Index released by Mastercard with 8.3 million foreign tourists. In 2019, aircraft passenger traffic (domestic and international) at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport reached 24,168,133 passengers, up 1.66% compared to 2018 with 23,773,714 passengers.
Bali airport opens bidding https://www.ttrweekly.com/
Bali Safari Park needs help #kitacintasatwa
Bali Safari Park Donation program #kitacintasatwa has been launched after the due the Corona Virus outbreak which had an undeniable global impact on numerous sectors and industries. Taman Safari Indonesia (TSI) Group, as a conservation institution as well as education and recreation for the community, have also been deeply impacted by the pandemic. With the implementation of Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) by the Indonesian government, all TSI Group units (Taman Safari Bogor, Taman Safari Prigen, Bali Safari Park, and Batang Dolphins Center) were temporarily closed since March 23, 2020, until further notice. This decision to close all units was done as a way for TSI Group to play our part in breaking the chain of transmission and prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Consequently, this closure has resulted in zero income from the absence of admissions sales to the parks.
Despite having no income, as the acting management of TSI Group, they are conducting their best efforts to uphold all responsibilities to feed and care for the animals. The TSI Group would like to offer the chance for individuals, organizations and/or communities who want to participate and provide assistance in the TSI Group’s conservation program during this difficult time. For this reason, the #kitacintasatwa program has been launched since April 2020.
Through #kitacintasatwa, the community is invited to participate in supporting conservation programs in all TSI Group units through donations. There is no minimum donation amount set to join this #kitacintasatwa. “We understand difficult times like this due to COVID-19, but we see more and more people transmitting the kindness of helping one another, including animals,” says Biswajit Guha, Group Head of Life Science at Taman Safari Indonesia.People who want to help in the welfare of the animals in the TSI Group, can directly transfer funds through BCA account number 6801777811 on behalf of PT Taman Safari Indonesia. Additionally, participants can also scan the QR Code distributed via TSI Group Instagram accounts.
Every Rupiah donated from the community will be used to provide food, medical care and animal welfare in the TSI Group. The #kitacintasatwa campaign was launched not solely to collect donations, but also to convey the message that the COVID-19 pandemic has also impacted conservation programs as well as animals that are cared for and rescued in TSI.
The #kitacintasatwa is currently planned to remain open for the donation program for as long as the PSBB is implemented and the COVID-19 pandemic is still taking place. With this program, it is in the hope that the community is reminded of the many endangered fauna that needs to be cared and nurtured for, for the sake of future generations. Also, all the management and staff of TSI Group will continually remind the public to maintain health by maintaining social distancing measures and enforcing #dirumahaja
More info Bali Safari Park Donationkitacintasatwa https://www.balisafarimarinepark.com/
La Brisa beach club Echo Beach Canggu
La Brisa beach club Nestled on the foreshore of Echo Beach, one of the most well known beaches in Bali, La Brisa is home to an absolutely breath taking décor, sustainably sourced food and genuine Balinese hospitality. The very concept of the beach club is written in the name -La Brisa – which means sea breeze…
Built using reclaimed wood from more than 500 old fisherman boats, and expertly hand decorated, La Brisa today is one of the trendiest, yet sustainable eco-friendly venues in the island that radiates true Balinese character and serves up some of the lip smacking delicious food and cocktails.
As soon as you set foot in La Brisa, you are invited to visit a home. The rustic home of a Balinese fisherman. Hand decorated and ocean themed… With sand, seashells, antique buoys, handmade fishing rods, straw baskets, fishing nets, hand weaved chairs, benches and swings. All swirled together to create a marvellous illusion of being taken back in time – it feels almost magical.
Creation, inclusiveness and a second-to-none atmosphere; these are the elements you can expect from our eclectic events. Since 2017 it’s been known as the venue in Bali to immerse yourself in culture-infused soirees highlighting the best of the electronic underground.
La Brisa has helped to build a thriving dance movement in Bali through our strong collaborations. From international outfits such as Boiler Room, local collectives PNNY X Basement Love and Air Festival — one of Asia’s most iconic boutique events, we are always expanding what’s possible. Our sound covers much of the electronic spectrum with a focus on house, space disco, and techno. All in all, a space for clubbers to get down to some of the most revered names of the underground in the spirit of freedom and celebration.
Along with wellness programming including tropical beachside yoga, La Brisa an all-encompassing venue that hits the sweet spot for both clubbers and
health-yogis alike.
4 reasons why La Brisa is worth visiting
1 ) Location. Yup, La Brisa is located in one of the most popular area's in Bali, Canggu. Who does not know Canggu anyway?
2 ) Instagramable place.
Instagram also encourage the popularity of cool places, so it makes people curious to come and take pictures in place. It seems like every corner in La Brisa is cool to be used as a place of photos, entrance, pool, seating,
3 ) Food and drink.
Mediterranean-fusion inspired cuisine attracts many local and global visitors. And, true to the essence of tropical island living, it makes use of the exquisite Balinese produce with imagination and zeal. The aim of our culinary journey is to encourage sharing and indulgence. Enjoy energizing breakfasts, alluring sushi plates, ‘local catch’ dishes and superb cocktails.
4 ) The price at La Brisa is still affordable,
There are some parts in La Brisa that require minimum spend to occupy the place, such as couches around the swimming pool minimum spend Rp.500.000 / sofa can be up to 5 people, the top overlooking the beach minimum spend per person Rp.200.000, but some are without minimum spend, such as their garden area.
La Brisa re opened on Friday the 22 of May daily from 12pm - 9pm, seven days a week. We have been monitoring the situation in Bali very closely and we will be taking all the precautions needed to ensure the health and safety of our guests and staff members. We look forward to welcoming you at our oasis by the sea
More info La Brisa beach club : https://labrisabali.com
Bali back to the new normal from June 1 2020
Bali back to normal planned by the Provincial Government from Monday June 1 st 2020 now the community starting to get bored of the restrictions imposed to curb the Coronavirus. The Secretary and the Daily Chair of the Bali Province Covid-19 Task Force Mr Dewa Made Indra has made the announcement during a press conference on Friday (22/05/2020). He invited the public to start their normal outside activities and to increase productivity what has no negative effect on the spread of Covid-19. However, he advised that the public remain disciplined and respecting the implemented health protocols. The New normal is said to be the era after the Covid-19 pandemic is completely terminated . The new term " new normal " has been emerged in Indonesia after President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) stressed that people must be able to compromise and make peace with Covid-19 in order to remain productive. The government will arrange for people's lives to return to normal but by implementing a healthy lifestyle until the Corona virus vaccine has been found. Dewa Indra Center said, Bali as one of the areas that did not installed large-scale social restrictions to avoid the spread of the Covid-19 virus . This situation was carried out because of a desire from the central government so that Bali could quickly normalize amid the Covid-19 pandemic . However, Dewa Indra has highlighted that in order to go to into the " new normal " situation, it must be done carefully. Especially now the local transmissions continues to spread in recent days. The central government has already prepared a schedule to the " new normal " life which is planned to be operational from Monday June 1 st 2020, The " new normal " policy has been created in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic and could be revised at anytime according the development of Covid-19 virus outbreak. Regarding when the " new normal " policy still needs to be completed, but the Bali Provincial Government also gave a sign that it would implement a " new normal " policy by opening access to Indonesian and foreign citizens through Denpasar Airport and there will be a very strict selection of those who will be able to enter Bali as anyone could become Covid-19 carriers . We are confident that Bali will recover soon, but we also have to agree to conduct a strict selection of people entering Bali said Dewa Made Indra.
Source : Bali back to normal : https://bali.tribunnews.com
The Bali Hope Ultra Challenge May 30 2020
The Bali Hope Ultra Challenge on May 30 2020 22 runners from 7 countries were due to take on the Bali Hope Ultra : an overnight coast-to-coast double marathon that fundraises to support education for disadvantaged families in Bali.
Due to the Covid crisis the event is postponed which creates the opportunity for YOU to help in these critical times.
BCF’s work in Bali, where 80% of the economy has closed down and thousands of families have lost their sole source of income, is now more important than ever.
We’d love you to join us and our 2020 Bali Hope Ultra team by registering with AU$25/US$16 donation to take on a swim, run, walk or other personal challenge with 100% of funds going directly to Bali Children Foundation.
To join us please register below: https://fundraise.bali-hope.com/appeal
Snake catcher nearly killed by python
Snake catcher nearly strangled to death by python while driving motorcycle in Klungkung on Thursday 21/05/2020
Gusti Ngurah Bagus Permana (16) who is still a student but considered by his mother as a professional snake catcher had bad luck when he captured another python. He wrapped the dangerous snake around his neck while driving on his motorcycle and felled down in front the Dalem Majapahit Temple, Jalan Kresna, Semarapura Village .Klungkung. He got nearly strangled and could hardly breath any longer .The residents who witnessed the scene from the beginning did not want take the risque to help the victim. They went down to the village to ask for help while other residents who came to the spot holding the snake's head while the tail went inside the nose of the victim. Finally approx. 15 minutes later the Ambulance arrived and came to bring the victim to the hospital and snake was secured at the Klungkung Regional Police Station,
Titi Batu Ubud Club re opening June 1 st 2020
Titi Batu Ubud Club re opening June 1 st 2020, pening Hours will be from 8 AM - 6 PM Daily and of course will also respect and stick to the social distancing guide lines that will keep all areas safe for the public.
Titi Batu Ubud Gym and Club is blessed to share a sacred holy land with a historical Balinese Stone Bridge. Titi Batu, or "stone bridge," in English, was discovered over 200 years ago by two brothers who began using the natural structure as a means to connect their two villages. These villages are called Mas and Lodtunduh.
Our mission at Titi Batu Ubud Gym and Club is to connect people from all walks of life through Community, Family, and Sports.
Titi Batu Ubud Gym and Club offers activities for everyone!
25 METER LAP POOL : open for Adults only (16yrs and up). This pool is designed for lap swimmers as well as a casual dip to cool off. Relax on our pool-side loungers and enjoy a special, limited food & drinks menu.
FAMILY POOL : Open to all ages, this playful pool caters to children and adults alike. The jumping bridge offers a thrill and a great photo opp!
JACUZZI POOL : This is not Ubud’s usual hydrotherapy! Seating up to 13 people, enjoy our stunning landscape while immersing your weary muscles into our 13-jet Jacuzzi pool. (This is not a hot water Jacuzzi).
SKATE PARK : Designed and constructed by Motion Skatepark Co, this is the greenest skate park in Bali. Skateboards, In-Line skates, and Scooters all welcome. Top Instructors and equipment available for hourly hire. Please check the schedule for more details.
PLAYGROUND : Catering to children 4 to 10 years. Enjoy the two-level tree house, swings, white sand area, climbing ropes and more.
KIDSROOM : An enclosed, air-conditioned safe zone for children to enjoy creative play and artwork. Toys, Books and Art Supplies will be available as well as childcare while you enjoy a child-free swim, class or workout in the gym. Updated Weekly activities available.
SPA : Book a spa treatment with Sadhu Bodywork. Offering a wide range of spa treatments. For more information, please check our spa menu on the link below.
INDIGO COFFEE SHOP : Featuring an all-day breakfast menu and palatial seating area overlooking the club, Indigo Coffee Shop also offers a variety of take-away food and drink options for people on the go.
RESTAURANTS :
Featuring an International menu with a large variety of mouth-watering options from around the world. We strive to prepare healthy, local, sustainable food options for both adults and children.A dedicated Vegan and Gluten Free Menu available.
More info Titi Batu Ubud Club https://www.titibatu.com/
Changi Airport reopened transit zone from June 2020
Singapore Airport reopened transit zone for travellers from June 2, 2020 as it prepares to ease some COVID-19 restrictions and reopen its borders. Stringent measures will be put in place to ensure that the passengers remain in designated facilities in the transit area and do not mix with other passengers at the airport, said the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) on Wednesday (May 20). Airport staff will also be required to wear personal protective equipment when interacting with passengers.Existing precautionary measures, such as safe distancing, temperature taking for passengers and staff, will continue to be enforced, said the authority.There will be very little additional demand for flights once this transit ban is removed as no passengers are allowed to enter Singapore (unless they are citizens and permanent residents). Also, entry bans and quarantine requirements are in place in most countries. This change, however, allows Singapore Airlines to start planning their flight schedules once countries slowly relax entry bans and lift quarantine requirements.
Source : Singapore Airport reopened transit https://loyaltylobby.com/
Bali Police clamping down on fake medical certificates
Bali Police cracking down on fake medical certificates reportedly used to circumvent travel restrictions enforced to curb the spread of COVID-19 and have made seven arrests so far,Medical certificates from hospitals or clinics indicating that the holders have tested negative for COVID-19 are required for those who need to travel for business or work amid a ban on "mudik" - the annual homecoming exodus ahead of the Muslim holiday Idul Fitri.This has led to fraudulent medical certificates, including those purporting to be from a major Indonesian hospital chain, to be sold for a price between 50,000 to 300,000 rupiah (US$3.37 to US$20.23) each. An Indonesian health agency official rests at the entrance to a public toilet as other colleagues
An Indonesian health agency official rests at the entrance to a public toilet as other colleagues conduct COVID-19 testing in Bandung, West Java. According the national police spokesman Argo Yuwono are the fake certificates available online at marketplaces, blogs and social media.
“(Police's) cybercrime unit is tracking these people down,” the two-star general said, warning that both sellers and buyers of such fraudulent certificates could face charges.This is a serious offence.”
General Yuwono said police in all provinces across Indonesia have been told to be on the lookout for similar forged documents Our officers were also told to monitor social media to look for people who might be selling or buying forged documents. In a statement, Bali Provincial Police said the seven arrested were suspected of producing and selling fake certificates to dozens of travellers hoping to board a ferry bound for Java at the Gilimanuk port in Bali. In a raid at the port on Thursday (May 14) evening, authorities grew suspicious that a number of travellers were carrying certificates bearing a letterhead that said “private medical practitioner”. The signatures on the certificates were inconsistent, despite them being purportedly issued by the same doctor. The stamp mark also appeared to be printed instead of stamped.The discoveries led to the arrest of three people suspected of selling and producing the fake certificates.The other four suspects who produced and sold such certificates were arrested after authorities came across questionable certificates that appeared to be issued by a health clinic in Bali's capital of Denpasar. Despite being issued to different people, all of the certificates carried the exact same diagnosis. Among the four arrested was an employee of a printing shop. The Denpasar health clinic had earlier patronised the shop to print stationery, which explained how this employee got hold of the clinic's logo for the fake certificates. The suspects were charged for document forgery and could face a maximum sentence of six years in prison, if convicted. Mr Rahadiansyah said that's it is impossible to scrutinise every traveller and examine every document,The government had initially banned commercial flights, intercity buses and trains from operating on Apr 24 to stop people from performing mudik. But the ban was later lifted on May 7 with the government explaining that state officials, representatives of international organisations, businessmen and professionals still need to conduct business trips. The government should have at least suspended all trips until the mudik season is over.
Source : Bali Police cracking down https://www.channelnewsasia.com/
Forced to dance as punishment in Dalung
Forced to dance as punishment by Bali security officers wearing sarongs known as Pecalang on road control check points In Dalung ( Noth Kuta ) \
on have recently started to educate forcing people caught without wearing mask to give education and dancing punishments on the spot. Banjar Tegal Luwih's Head of Environment (Kelian), I Made Agus Sawitra, said that residents who were found not wearing masks would be given education and dancing punishment on the street location where they have been stopped.
The idea cam from the pecalan Made Agus Sawitra present at the post of Dalung
Source : https://travel.detik.com/
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