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The Meru Eco Tourism Week 4th Edition Collaborates with Wonderful Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Industry Forum to Shape the Future of Sustainable Tourism

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 […]

From Bali, For the World: The New Identity of Eco Climate Badge

Bali has always been a source of inspiration. From its captivating beaches, iconic sunrises and sunsets, breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, to the warmth of its people each element radiates a vibrant and meaningful energy. This inspiration gave birth to the new identity of Eco Climate Badge. More than a visual refresh, the new Eco Climate […]

Rahmi Fajar Harini Co-Founder Eco Tourism Bali Appointed as PHRI Bali Board Member (2025–2030)

Eco Tourism Bali is proud to announce that our Co-Founder, Rahmi Fajar Harini M.si, has been officially appointed as a Board Member of PHRI Bali for the 2025–2030 period. The inauguration took place during the formal induction of the PHRI Bali Provincial Board, marking a significant milestone for collaborative leadership in Bali’s hospitality sector. PHRI […]

Protecting Bali’s Coastline: A Concrete Action Through Planting 3,000 Mangroves in Batu Lumbang

Bali’s beauty is inseparable from its iconic coastlines from Pandawa Beach, Seminyak Beach, Legian Beach, and many others. These beaches are not only natural tourism destinations but also serve as essential centers of spiritual and cultural life for local communities. This is what makes Bali’s coastal areas profoundly important. However, Bali’s coastlines are currently under […]

Protecting Bali’s Fertile Land: A Step Toward Sustainable Tourism

Bali, the Island of the Gods, is taking a bold step toward safeguarding its future. The Bali Provincial Government, under the leadership of Governor Wayan Koster, has reaffirmed a crucial policy: starting in 2025, the construction of hotels, restaurants, and other tourism facilities on productive agricultural land will no longer be allowed. This initiative forms […]

Redefining Where We Stay: OSS-RBA Villas and Bali’s Shift Toward Sustainable Hospitality

A growing shift in Bali’s accommodation landscape is opening new pathways for sustainable and community-based tourism. Across the island, small-scale accommodations such as villas, homestays, and guesthouses are emerging as meaningful alternatives to conventional hotel development. These properties, often family-run and designed with local character, are gaining legal recognition under Indonesia’s OSS-RBA framework (Online Single […]

Unfortunately, Climate Change is Real and We Need to Act Fast

In terms of tourism, Sustainability is indeed a more intriguing and safest option. Particularly during this time of climate change, people prefer to stay in or out at night rather than go out in the sun. As a matter of fact, 67% of travellers feel sustainable practices have inspired them to adopt a sustainable lifestyle. […]