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DENPASAR, OborDewata.com  –  The Head of Bali’s Provincial Tourism Office, Tjok Bagus Pemayun, has responded to the Australian government’s advisory urging its citizens to avoid traveling to Bali due to high dengue fever (DBD) cases on the island. Tjok Bagus…

DENPASAR, OborDewata.com – The recent incident of a falling tree in Monkey Forest, which killed two South Korean tourists on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, has prompted the Head of Bali’s Provincial Tourism Office, Tjok Bagus Pemayun, to call for special…

DENPASAR, OborDewata.com – Bali continues to be chosen as a tourist destination for Christmas 2024 and New Year 2025. This has led the Bali Transportation Department (Dishub) to predict a significant increase in the number of visitor arrivals, especially from…

DENPASAR, OborDewata.com – The Ministry of Creative Economy/Creative Economy Agency (Kemenekraf/Bekraf) has proposed an additional 2025 budget of IDR 2.42 trillion. The ministry explained that this request aims to implement programs aligned with the government’s priority targets. Minister/Head of Kemenekraf,…

DENPASAR, OborDewata.com – Jessica Claire, a middle-aged Australian woman, was brought to trial at the Denpasar District Court on Thursday (12/5) as a defendant. The woman from the “Land of Kangaroo ” was charged with verbally abusing a veterinarian and…

DENPASAR, OborDewata.com – The Bali Provincial Manpower Office (Disnaker) has recorded the number of Indonesian migrant workers (PMI) from Bali working abroad. Acting Head of the Division for Job Opportunities Expansion and Transmigration, I Ketut Yudiana, reported that the majority of Indonesian migrant workers from Bali are employed in Italy, totaling 2,874 people. Other destinations include Turkey with 1,914 workers, Poland with 300, Japan with 701, and Russia with 395.

“In 2022, 9,771 migrant workers from Bali were recorded, 10,087 in 2023, and 6,499 as of September 2024,” Yudiana stated on Thursday (December 5, 2024).