You know how they tell you to remain seated with your seatbelt securely fastened until the plane comes to a complete stop? Well, that’s because abrupt plane movements can happen on the tarmac, as this incident in Bali illustrates.

Hundreds of hotels in Bali are going up for sale, listings on real estate marketplace Lamudi showed this week, as low hotel occupancy rate persists across the island in the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Experts are criticizing the central government’s Work From Bali initiative this week, as some raise concerns on how the program may be counterproductive while highlighting its contradiction to Indonesia’s other COVID-19 policies.

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While we can’t travel to many exotic locations at the moment, that doesn’t mean a holiday is out of the question.

Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport recorded 12,896 passengers passing through the facility during the mudik ban period from May 6 to 17.

Authorities said most passengers fulfilled requirements to be classified exceptions to the ban.