Our Co-Founder, Rahmi Fajar Harini, recently represented Bali and Indonesia at the AI, inclusion and the future of developing countries conversation at the UN Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. Bringing together voices from developing countries, the conversation explored the role of AI, inclusion, and technology in shaping a more equitable future. Rahmi joined the […]
Mangroves are more than just a part of Bali’s coastline. They play an important role in protecting shorelines, supporting biodiversity, and absorbing significant amounts of carbon. However, mangrove ecosystems continue to face various pressures, from climate change and pollution to human activities that threaten the sustainability of coastal ecosystems. Recognising this challenge, Eco Tourism Bali […]
Every year, World Tourism Day, initiated by UN Tourism, serves as a global reminder to reflect on the direction and future of the tourism industry. For Eco Tourism Bali, it has become much more than an annual celebration, it is a growing movement that brings together ideas, partnerships, and practical solutions to address the evolving […]
The Bali Bible – From waste management and plastic pollution to the pressures of rapid tourism growth, the island faces challenges that are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. The encouraging news? Across Bali, a growing number of organisations, businesses and local communities are taking action. Rather than focusing on sustainability as a buzzword, they’re implementing […]
The Meru Eco Tourism Week 4th Edition, held on May 30–31, 2026, at the Bali Beach Convention Center in Sanur, has officially come to a close. Organized by Eco Tourism Bali in collaboration with The Meru Sanur, ACT! Project, and the Wonderful Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Industry Forum (WI-STIF), the event brought together people from across […]
Prnasia.com – Eco Tourism Bali, together with The Meru Sanur, the Wonderful Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Industry Forum (WI-STIF), and ACT! Project, in collaboration with Katadata and Katadata Green as official media partners, officially launched The Meru Eco Tourism Week 4th Edition at the Bali Beach Convention Center, Sanur, on May 30–31, 2026. Carrying the theme “Tourism as a Force for Good: […]
balitourismnow.com – Indonesia’s Minister of Tourism, Widiyanti Putri Wardhana, accompanied by tourism and environmental stakeholders, officially opened The Meru Eco Tourism Week 2026 (4th Edition) at the Bali Beach Convention Center in Sanur on Saturday, May 30, 2026. Minister Widiyanti expressed her strong support for the international event, describing it as a concrete step toward […]
Tatler Asia – Beneath its magical beauty that captivates the world, Bali now stands at a crossroads. Land conversion, waste management challenges, and the looming threat of climate change are all testing the Island of the Gods’ sustainability. Yet, amid these challenges, optimism is rife on the shores of Sanur. Hotels, restaurants, and local communities […]
Bali once again becomes a meeting point for tourism leaders, sustainability experts, innovators, government representatives, hospitality brands, and changemakers through The Meru Eco Tourism Week 4th Edition, now in collaboration with the Wonderful Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Industry Forum (WI-STIF). Carrying the theme “Tourism as a Force for Good: Regenerating Bali Together,” the event highlights how […]
Bali has always been a dream destination. But behind its beauty, there’s a reality we can no longer ignore. From growing waste challenges and massive land conversion to the visible impacts of climate change these issues are right in front of us. And today, more than ever, we need to take action to protect Bali. […]