We hope that we can soon forget about inching along in bumper-to-bumper hell on motorbikes, because Budi Karya Sumadi, Indonesia’s Minister of Transportation, recently announced what sounds like concrete plans for a Light Rail Transit (LRT) system in Bali.

Two foreign women were arrested in Bali on Saturday after a video of them allegedly assaulting salon employees went viral on social media.

The women, identified as 37-year-old US citizen CA and 37-year-old UK citizen AC, were arrested at Ngurah Rai International Airport as they were trying to board a flight to Thailand.

Forget picture-perfect travel brochures and pre-planned tours – Gerard Niubo’s adventures are painted with the vibrant hues of spontaneity and the textured brushstrokes of real-life experiences.

This charismatic Spaniard navigates the world on four wheels, and his recent Balinese escapade wasn’t about ticking off tourist traps, but about embracing the island’s soul from a unique perspective.

Indonesian comedy giant Pandji Pragiwaksono teams up with three rising stars from New York City’s stand-up scene for “Huge in Indonesia” in an event that aims to bring laughter, wit, and a unique cross-cultural comedic experience.

The king of darkly hilarious deadpan, Jimmy Carr, is bringing his “Terribly Funny” tour to Indonesia – Bali and Jakarta, to be precise.

On Jan. 23, 2024, the Kasablanka Hall in South Jakarta will become ground zero for side-splitting chaos as Carr unleashes his signature brand of observational humor.