Eco Tourism Bali proudly led the 3rd Series of World Tourism Day 2025, carrying the global theme “Tourism & Climate Action.” Held on October 8, 2025, at The Meru Sanur, Bali, the event brought together more than 300 key stakeholders from across sectors, including government representatives, hospitality leaders, associations, communities, and sustainability partners, all united […]
On Wednesday, 8 October 2025, Eco Tourism Bali, together with The Meru Sanur and ACT will launch the Eco Climate Badge (ECB) 2.0 as part of the 3rd Series of World Tourism Day: “Tourism and Climate Action.” Hospitality will no longer be defined only by service — it will also be about stewardship of our […]
Eco Tourism Bali was honored to join the recent Bali Restaurant & Cafe Association (BRCA) Luncheon, where we shared insights on three important issues shaping the future of tourism and hospitality in Bali: the Sustainable Procurement Guideline (SPG), World Tourism Day (WTD), and Bali’s post-flooding recovery. The conversation began with the Sustainable Procurement Guideline, a […]
Bali has always been known as a paradise island. But lately, another image has been making headlines: flooded streets, overflowing rivers, and disrupted communities. The recent floods are not just a seasonal inconvenience, they are a wake-up call. Tourism, the backbone of Bali’s economy, is also part of this challenge. Hotels and restaurants, which serve […]
On September 10, 2025, Eco Tourism Bali proudly participated in Katadata SAFE 2025 – Green for Resilience, held at Hotel Indonesia Kempinski, Jakarta. In the breakout session “Sustainable Procurement for HoReCa: Advancing Green Resilience in Indonesia’s Hospitality Sector,” our COO, Rahmi Fajar Harini, moderated an insightful discussion with industry leaders on how the hospitality sector […]
Eco Tourism Bali would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Seven Clean Seas on the launch of Otter, their latest groundbreaking innovation designed to support the mission of creating a plastic-free ocean. For years, Seven Clean Seas has been at the forefront of tackling the global plastic crisis, combining community engagement, large-scale cleanup operations, […]
On 22 August 2025, Eco Tourism Bali had the privilege to be part of HR Association Bali’s HRCON 2025, one of the most anticipated gatherings for people leaders in the region. With the theme “Purpose-Centric Leadership: Harnessing People Potential for Sustainable Impact”, the conference brought together ministers, CEOs, industry leaders, and changemakers to share their […]
Every August, the red-and-white flag flies proudly across the archipelago. Streets fill with celebrations, and we remember the sacrifices that gave us Indonesia’s independence. This year feels even more meaningful—80 years of freedom for our nation. But as we stood on a beach in Bali recently, watching waves roll in with bits of plastic tangled […]
In the stillness of Bali’s southern coastline, where the tide breathes in and out with quiet rhythm, a powerful force is at work beneath the surface: mangroves. Often unseen and underestimated, mangroves are nature’s engineers. Their tangled roots hold the shoreline together, filter seawater, capture carbon, and provide shelter for countless marine species. These coastal […]
uring Youth Impact Weekend that was organized in Bali, four students from Universitas Udayana—Peni, Eka, Lunar, and Celin—stood proudly beside their recycled products, representing Kami Studio, a creative enterprise born from a shared concern over Bali’s environmental future. One of the members, Eka voiced her concern about the environmental impact of ongoing rapid growth of development […]