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This Island in Indonesia Targets to Attract More Than Seventeen Million International Tourists from Australia, US, UK, Japan, Germany, Canada Singapore, Thailand, South Korea with Visa Free Travel, New Airline Routes, Major Events, Here is What You Need To Know

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

Bali, the enchanting Indonesian paradise often regarded as Asia’s most beautiful island, has set its sights on achieving a staggering 17 million tourist arrivals in 2025. This ambitious target includes welcoming 6.5 million international visitors while attracting 10.5 million domestic travelers, according to Tjok Bagus Pemayun, head of the provincial Tourism Office. With its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and a newly unveiled calendar of events, Bali aims to dominate the travel industry’s spotlight.

Record-Breaking Aspirations Backed by Success

The province’s bold objectives appear achievable, considering Bali drew approximately 6.3 million foreign arrivals in 2024. By blending modern strategies with a focus on cultural preservation, the Bali Tourism Office intends to solidify its status as a global travel destination. Central to their strategy is addressing long-standing challenges such as traffic congestion, waste management, and the unchecked conversion of land, which have impacted the travel experience in recent years.

New Airline Flights to Bali in 2025

AirlineRouteFrequencyLaunch Date
Garuda IndonesiaSydney – BaliDailyMarch 2025
Singapore AirlinesLos Angeles – BaliThree times weeklyJune 2025
EmiratesDubai – BaliTwice dailyFebruary 2025
QantasMelbourne – BaliDailyApril 2025
Cathay PacificHong Kong – BaliFive times weeklyJuly 2025
ANATokyo – BaliDailyMay 2025
British AirwaysLondon – BaliFour times weeklyAugust 2025
Korean AirSeoul – BaliDailyMarch 2025
Thai AirwaysBangkok – BaliTwice dailyJanuary 2025
AirAsiaKuala Lumpur – BaliFive times dailyJanuary 2025

Building a New Era of Tourism

To tackle these challenges, provincial authorities have outlined measures that combine stricter law enforcement, improved regulations, and collaboration with tourism stakeholders. The focus is on creating a seamless experience for travelers, ensuring that Bali remains a beacon for the travel industry worldwide.

With tourism contributing significantly to Bali’s economy, the provincial government’s proactive stance ensures that issues affecting tourist satisfaction are prioritized, paving the way for growth and sustainability.

Visa Countries for Travel to Indonesia

CountryVisa TypeDuration of StayNotes
United StatesVisa on Arrival30 daysExtendable for another 30 days
AustraliaVisa on Arrival30 daysExtendable for another 30 days
United KingdomVisa on Arrival30 daysExtendable for another 30 days
JapanVisa on Arrival30 daysExtendable for another 30 days
GermanyVisa on Arrival30 daysExtendable for another 30 days
CanadaVisa on Arrival30 daysExtendable for another 30 days
SingaporeVisa-Free30 daysNon-extendable
MalaysiaVisa-Free30 daysNon-extendable
ThailandVisa-Free30 daysNon-extendable
South KoreaVisa-Free30 daysNon-extendable

A Cultural Extravaganza to Captivate Visitors

Highlighting Bali’s efforts to attract foreign tourists is the 2025 Calendar of Events. This extensive lineup includes 54 events, with 45 focusing on Bali’s rich cultural heritage. Among the standout attractions are the iconic ogoh-ogoh parade in March and the highly anticipated Bali International Air Show in September. These cultural spectacles showcase Bali’s unique charm, enticing travelers from around the globe.

The tourism office is determined to ensure that each event underscores Bali’s cultural identity while providing unforgettable experiences for visitors. These efforts reinforce Bali’s position as an unmissable travel destination.

International Recognition Fuels Bali’s Momentum

In October, Bali earned the prestigious title of Asia’s most beautiful island in the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards. This recognition serves as a testament to the island’s allure and solidifies its reputation as a dream destination for travelers seeking unparalleled beauty and cultural richness.

Uniting the Travel Industry for Success

Achieving the ambitious 2025 targets requires a collective effort from all stakeholders in the travel industry. Provincial authorities are calling on local businesses, event organizers, and community leaders to contribute to the success of Bali’s tourism vision. With synchronized efforts and continued investment in infrastructure and services, Bali is poised to meet—and perhaps even exceed—its goals.

The Future of Bali Tourism

The focus on innovation, cultural preservation, and addressing key challenges paints a promising picture for Bali’s tourism industry. As the island steps into 2025 with renewed determination, it cements its position as a leader in global travel news. By blending tradition with modernity, Bali aims to offer a travel experience that captivates millions while promoting sustainability and growth.

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