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Cross Hotels & Resorts unveils new Bali resort
Cross Hotels & Resorts has announced the signing of Cross Bali Uluwatu, a new upper-upscale resort located just 200 metres from Bali's iconic Suluban Beach. Developed in partnership with PT The Cube Group, this venture marks a significant step in Cross Hotels & Resorts' expansion across Indonesia, focusing on destinations that blend design, culture, and commercial success. The resort, featuring 120 keys, is designed to offer expansive ocean and sunset views, embodying a commitment to long-term value creation. Jihong An, Executive Director of Cross Hotels & Resorts, highlighted the importance of Uluwatu as a destination, stating, “Uluwatu is one of Bali’s most compelling destinations, and Cross Bali Uluwatu embodies exactly what our growth strategy stands for; meaningful sites, strong partnerships, and design with purpose.” PT The Cube Group, known for its innovative approach to real estate and hospitality, aims to create a destination that honours the local landscape and culture. Dauren Nurgaliev, Director & Co-Founder of PT The Cube Group, remarked, “We are driven by the belief that exceptional destinations are born from purpose and place.” Evan Burns, Country Manager for Indonesia at Cross Hotels & Resorts, added that the resort is a testament to their 'Luxury by Design' philosophy, ensuring that every aspect of the guest experience is thoughtfully crafted. This development further cements Cross Hotels & Resorts' position as a key player in Indonesia's hospitality sector, with plans to expand its portfolio across the Asia-Pacific region by 2029. ```
The Luxe Nomad expands Bali villa offerings
The Luxe Nomad has announced the expansion of its luxury villa portfolio in Bali, introducing new properties in Ubud, Sanur, and Uluwatu. This strategic move aims to cater to the growing demand for immersive and personalised travel experiences on the island. It should likewise be noted that the new villas are designed to offer unique stays that align with the varied preferences of modern travellers. Brenden Peace, General Manager of Bali at The Luxe Nomad, stated, “Travellers want authenticity and choice — the ability to select not just a villa, but a lifestyle that resonates with how they want to spend their time.” Each property is curated to provide distinct travel experiences, reflecting Bali's diverse appeal. An exquisite new villa In Ubud, known as Bali's cultural and spiritual hub, The Luxe Nomad will add Villa Crystal Castle to its offerings this December. The villa features ten thousand kilograms of rare crystals, a rose-quartz reflexology path, and expansive open-air living spaces overlooking the jungle and rice fields. It is ideal for wellness retreats, boasting a yoga shala, an 18-metre pool, and a dedicated spa room. Where friends and families may gather Sanur, a quieter coastal area, will see the introduction of Manu Villas in January 2026, as the calm beaches and slower pace of the location make it an emerging tourist destination. This twin-villa property is designed for families and multi-generational travellers, featuring bunk bed rooms and child- and senior-friendly amenities. In Uluwatu, The Luxe Nomad will launch ARRA Uluwatu in 2026; characterised by Streamline Moderne architecture, it is perfect for special events and weddings, offering dramatic ocean views and clifftop privacy. ```
Radisson Hotel Group expands with new Bali project
Radisson Hotel Group has announced the signing of ANTA Hotel Bali Canggu, a member of Radisson Individuals, marking a significant expansion in Indonesia. Scheduled to open in 2027, this new lifestyle serviced flat project will feature 116 units in Canggu, a popular destination for international visitors, surfers, and expatriates. Located along Jalan Shortcut Teratai Batu Bolong, ANTA Hotel Bali Canggu will offer a modern base surrounded by rice fields, temples, and beaches. The property is designed to cater to digital nomads, remote professionals, and long-stay travellers, with amenities including a coworking space, rooftop bar, and wellness facilities. Ramzy Fenianos, Chief Development Officer APAC at Radisson Hotel Group, stated, "With ANTA Hotel Bali Canggu, we are introducing a modern serviced flat concept designed around the way guests live, work, and travel today." The project aligns with Radisson's strategy to grow in high-potential leisure markets and diversify its portfolio with more serviced flats. The Group currently operates three hotels in Indonesia and has three more under development. ANTA Hotel Bali Canggu will complement Radisson's existing presence and strengthen its position in Bali's evolving digital nomad and lifestyle scene. Radisson Individuals, a soft brand within the Group, allows independent hotels to maintain their identity whilst benefiting from Radisson's global recognition and systems. This expansion reflects the brand's rapid growth and strong demand from hotel owners seeking individuality combined with global reach. ```
Discover Chesa Canggu: Bali’s Boutique Hideaway for Modern Luxury and Peaceful Escape
Escape the buzz of Bali’s popular surf village with a stay at Chesa Canggu, a discreet luxury boutique hotel nestled just moments from Batu Bolong Beach. This 36-room sanctuary offers the perfect blend of modern design, tropical calm, and social vibe, making it a favourite for the barefoot elite, digital nomads, and discerning travellers alike. Tucked away in a leafy enclave, Chesa Canggu exudes understated elegance with thoughtful, minimalist rooms that feature sunlit terraces, breezy neutral tones, and bespoke Balinese artwork. Guests can relax in two beautiful pools framed by tropical canopies and birdcage cabanas, offering both sunny social spaces and quiet hideaways. The hotel’s on-site THARA kitchen and bar impress with nourishing breakfasts, indulgent fusion dinners, and expertly crafted iced lattes, catering perfectly to the laid-back yet sophisticated lifestyle of Canggu. For those balancing work and play, Chesa ticks all the boxes with lightning-fast Wi-Fi, smart communal spaces, and a state-of-the-art gym, while still providing a warm community atmosphere where staff greet guests by name and every stay feels personal. Its location is ideal—close enough to Canggu’s famous spots like Old Man’s and The Lawn for sunset drinks but secluded enough to provide peaceful respite from the lively soundtrack of scooters and live music. Rooms at Chesa Canggu start from approximately AU$175 per night, offering considered luxury at an accessible price point—a rarity in stylish Bali’s bustling scene. This balance of comfort, location, and ambience makes Chesa Canggu a must-visit boutique retreat for Australians seeking winter sun and style in Bali. For travellers interested in exploring or featuring Chesa Canggu in winter sun roundups, more information and high-resolution images are available upon request, with bookings and inquiries welcomed.
Celebrate the New Year with the fireflies at Capella Ubud, Bali
Capella Ubud, Bali, invites guests to rediscover the magic of forest light in an awakening journey this festive season. This year's celebration goes beyond luxury and leisure; it is a heartfelt tribute to the fireflies. Guests will enjoy a three-night festive stay inclusive of a Firefly Forest Journey, daily camp credits for dining and wellness indulgence, and Capella Ubud's signature complimentary benefits, all designed to create moments of wonder and connection. Guests are guided on a captivating journey through the firefly forests of Taro village, where these endangered creatures continue to shimmer thanks to the dedication of Wayan Wardika, a passionate forest guardian devoted to firefly conservation. Through his collaboration with scientists and the local community, regenerative farming practices have taken root, nurturing a balanced ecosystem where both nature and culture thrive in harmony. Fireflies play essential ecological roles, including pollinating plants and serving as predators of snails, slugs, and other small invertebrates. A thriving firefly population signals a healthy ecosystem with clean air, water, and soil. Scientists have observed a decline in the population of fireflies in many parts of the world, including Bali. Habitat is lost due to deforestation, land and water contamination from chemical fertilisers, as well as air and light pollution. The community of Taro village, located a 30-minute drive from Capella Ubud, has initiated a conservation programme to increase the population of fireflies in their natural habitat. Wayan Wardika leads a joint force between farmers and scientists, creating a breeding and nursery laboratory as the hub for research and experimentation. The biology, behaviour, and environmental needs of fireflies, are studied and factors like light pollution, habitat conditions, and ecological interdependencies are analysed. Between 2023 and 2025, scientists successfully bred 5,182 larvae and released 279 adult fireflies into the wild. The success factors are influenced by the health rate of the forest and the surrounding rice fields. The farmers are mapping two hectares of rice fields and transitioning from conventional farming practices, which rely on chemical fertilisers, to a regenerative approach that utilises forest and farm waste as organic fertiliser and for pest control. The goal is to transform two kilometres of rice fields into a fully regenerative plantation within 10 years, serving as a habitat for fireflies while also economically producing organic rice for the village and beyond. “The return of the fireflies serves as a gentle reminder that the smallest wonders of nature often hold the greatest significance," shares Christian Jaquier, General Manager of Capella Ubud, Bali. "We warmly invite our guests to reconnect, celebrate, and give back, while experiencing the breathtaking beauty of renewal deep within the jungle. This initiative reflects Capella Ubud's unwavering commitment to sustainability. As stewards of our community, we are dedicated to nurturing nature and fostering social and cultural initiatives that enrich the lives of those around us.” Capella Ubud is committed to preserving a healthy, pristine environment for generations to come, which aligns with its EarthCheck Gold certification. Capella Ubud will contribute a portion of the proceeds from this festive stay towards supporting firefly conservation and the regenerative farming initiatives in Taro village, ensuring that the fireflies continue to illuminate Bali's heart for generations to come. Guests are invited to embark on an unforgettable festive adventure at Capella Ubud, where cherished memories await. The resort’s dedicated team has poured their heart and soul into creating a magical holiday experience comprising of exquisite feasts at Api Jiwa or Mads Lange, a unique festive atmosphere and curated environmental and cultural activities throughout the camp to create everlasting memories. As the day winds down, the campfire becomes a gathering place for heartwarming glühwein and toasted marshmallows – inviting guests to embrace the spirit of the season and make their stay at Capella Ubud one to remember. The Jungle Noel-Festive package at Capella Ubud is available from 1 December to 15 January 2026, with rates starting from USD 5,900++ (approx. GBP 4,485++), inclusive of a 3-night stay in One Bedroom Forest Tent, daily breakfast at Mads Lange, the Firefly Forest Journey experience, daily camp credit of IDR 1,000,000++ (approx. GBP46++) for dining and wellness experience, and complimentary guest benefits. 21% tax and service charge are also included in the price. A minimum stay of three consecutive nights is required.
AYANA Bali receives EarthCheck Gold certification
AYANA Bali recently received the EarthCheck Gold Certification, a milestone that reflects the integrated resort destination's long-term commitment to sustainability, community empowerment, and environmental stewardship across its 90-hectare estate overlooking Jimbaran Bay. EarthCheck is one of the world's leading scientific benchmarking, certification, and advisory groups for sustainable travel and tourism. Its Gold Certification is awarded to organizations that demonstrate five or more consecutive years of independent, science-based sustainability performance across key operational areas. This remarkable achievement reflects AYANA Bali's consistent efforts to operate responsibly while setting a benchmark for sustainable luxury tourism in Indonesia. With this recognition, AYANA Bali joins an elite group of just seven properties on the island to achieve Gold EarthCheck certification or higher. Sustainability on a grand scale This distinction carries particular significance given AYANA's scale and complexity. With 993 rooms, the resort encompasses multiple hotels and residences, 30 restaurants, and over 17 event venues, making its sustainability achievements all the more remarkable. Operating at this magnitude means every decision has a tangible impact, demonstrating that long-term environmental accountability can coexist with world-class luxury and guest comfort. Sustainability is woven into every aspect of AYANA Bali's operations, from energy and water management to waste reduction, community partnerships, and cultural preservation. Combining innovation with tradition, the resort creates tangible environmental impact while honoring Bali's enduring harmony with nature. Ongoing measures Among the many initiatives contributing to AYANA Bali's EarthCheck Gold Certification is the AYANA Food Waste Loop, which converts organic waste into livestock feed for local farmers, while used cooking oil is donated to Green School Bali for BioBus fuel and soap-making. Recyclables such as plastics and aluminum are processed through certified vendors. In 2024, AYANA eliminated 32 tons of plastic waste by introducing refillable amenity bottles, reusable glass water bottles, recycled paper packaging, and wooden key cards. Supporting its journey toward net-zero emissions, AYANA Bali operates 34 electric vehicles, reducing daily carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 30 kilograms and enhancing the guest experience with quieter, cleaner transport. The resort's solar panels currently generate 854 kWp, with an additional 516 kWp system underway. The 2024 EarthCheck audit recorded significant progress, with AYANA Resort Bali cutting energy consumption by 24.8 percent and RIMBA by AYANA Bali by 32.3 percent. AYANA Bali's advanced water treatment systems recycle up to 90 percent of wastewater, producing more than 227,000 kL annually for irrigation and 97,000 kL for toilet flushing, significantly lowering reliance on freshwater and improving resilience during dry seasons. Equally important is AYANA's support for local communities, as the resort sources up to 96 percent of service contracts and 80 percent of perishable goods from local partners, creating inclusive economic opportunities while minimizing transport-related emissions. A partnership with Green Camp Bali also conducts circular education programs that engage students in waste transformation and resource conservation. AYANA Bali also preserves Balinese culture through initiatives such as Kampoeng Bali, SAKA Museum, and immersive cultural workshops celebrating the island's artistic and spiritual heritage.
The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas – Nusa Dua, Bali introduces the Royal Villas
The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas proudly unveils the latest jewel in its award-winning crown: The Royal Villas. Crafted as a sanctuary where families can gather in harmony, these new villas blend understated elegance with a sense of wonder—inviting guests to experience Bali in its most enchanting light. Space to Belong Nestled within the tranquil embrace of Mulia Villas, each spacious 513-square-metre Royal Villa is thoughtfully designed for young families, comfortably accommodating two adults and two young children. The master bedroom flows effortlessly into a dedicated children’s sanctuary—echoing the spirit of togetherness while honouring the cherished privacy sought by discerning young family travellers. The open-plan layout fosters an atmosphere of calm and connection, with indulgent features such as a private hydrotherapy pool, a sun-dappled pavilion and daybed patio, and expansive indoor–outdoor showers complete with a luxurious jacuzzi tub and double vanity. Every element—from bespoke furnishings to the silken touch of 400-thread-count linens—has been thoughtfully curated to evoke a sense of serenity and belonging. With 24-hour personalised butler service and gourmet in-villa dining, every moment is imbued with effortless comfort and refined pleasure. Privileges with Purpose Guests of the Royal Villas are welcomed into a world of privileges, including exclusive access to The Lounge and The Living Room, where daily breakfast and afternoon tea with cocktails and canapés are served in elegant surroundings. Priority reservations across Mulia’s celebrated dining venues, rejuvenating spa experiences, and private pool cabanas invite each guest to savour the resort’s refined indulgences at their leisure. Designed Around Families The Royal Villas exemplify Mulia Bali’s devotion to effortless family journeys. Here, a tapestry of dedicated facilities and immersive experiences welcomes guests of every generation to feel at home and inspired: Mulia Kidz Club (ages 3–8) – cultural crafts and playful learning. Mulia Kidz Explorer (ages 8–12) – climbing walls, creative technology, and discovery-led activities. T-Zone for Teens – sports, gaming, and social lounges. Beachfront play zones, splash pool, and seasonal bouncing castles. Complimentary welcome ice cream for young guests. Kids’ Passport Programme – complete fun adventures to unlock rewards. While young explorers delight in supervised adventures, parents are free to indulge in moments of tranquillity at Mulia Spa, unwind beside the Oasis Pool, or embark on curated island experiences—all with the assurance that each family member’s joy and comfort are at the heart of the Mulia promise. Where Design Meets Tranquillity Perched above the iconic Geger Beach, Mulia Villas emerges as a contemporary reimagining of a Balinese hillside village—where water gardens, lush tropical flora, and layers of privacy intertwine. The Royal Villas stand as a testament to the resort’s enduring commitment: to craft spaces where sophistication meets soulful warmth, and every family journey becomes a cherished story.
TransNusa Starts Operating 17 Scheduled Flights Weekly for its Perth-Bali Route
Datuk Bernard Francis Three-year old TransNusa, ends the third quarter of this year by achieving a historic milestone in growing its Perth-Bali route. In less than eight months after its inaugural flight, TransNusa has increased its flight frequency to 17 scheduled flights weekly. The airline started operating scheduled flights between Perth and Bali on March 20, this year, with just three scheduled flights weekly. TransNusa gradually increased its flight frequency from April through July. By the end of July, this year, TransNusa was already operating 14 scheduled flights weekly. With the latest expansion, the airline will now operate 17 scheduled flights weekly, setting a new benchmark for growth on this popular route. TransNusa Group Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Bernard Francis, who is also a turnaround specialist in the aviation industry, said “This is a legacy moment for TransNusa as we have grown the Perth-Bali route to operate 17 scheduled flights weekly in less than eight months of operating the route, showcasing our strength, confidence and knowledge.” The aviation veteran explained that the momentous achievement was in line with TransNusa’s international growth strategy and aspirations. “By increasing the scheduled flight frequency for the Perth-Bali route, TransNusa now offers passengers the most connectivity options between Western Australia and Indonesia, China as well as Singapore,” said Datuk Bernard, adding that the ticket sales for the new scheduled flights started on October 23. Datuk Bernard explained that the frequency increase is also part of its international expansion strategy in supporting the demand for regional connectivity. “In addition to providing passengers with various connectivity options between Perth and Bali, TransNusa’s passengers from Perth can also enjoy the shortest transit duration, of under two hours, to Guangzhou, China via Bali,” Datuk Bernard said, adding that passengers can also fly to Changi, Singapore, via Bali. Details Of The Additional Scheduled Flights TransNusa’s additional three flights, which will be scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, will start on December 3, 2025. The additional scheduled flight, 8B 084 (DPS-PER), will depart at 00.20am from the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport and arrive at Perth Airport at 04.05am from December 3 onwards. While TransNusa flight, 8B 085 (PER-DPS), will depart Perth Airport at 04.55am and arrived at the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport at 08.45am. TransNusa will continue to operate its current daily scheduled flights, 8B 080 and 8B 082 (DPS-PER), which departs Bali at 09.10am and 12.55pm from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport and arrive the Perth Airport at 12.50pm and 16.55pm. The TransNusa flight, 8B 081 and 8B 083 (PER-DPS), will depart Perth Airport at 13.35pm and 18.05pm, respectively, and arrive at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali on 17.20pm and 21.50pm. Sale of tickets for the scheduled flight from Perth to Bali will be priced from AUD149 onwards, IDR1.599.000 onwards, CNY565 onwards, and USD84 onwards. Potential passengers can purchase the tickets at transnusa.co.id or any secure Online Travel Agents (OTAs). For passengers who purchase tickets from OTAs, they can check-in at transnusa.co.id. Aiming to offer a comfortable experience to its passenger, TransNusa will be utilising its Airbus A320 that has been configured with only 174 seats, which offers a 30-inch legroom, for this international route that has a 3-hour and 40 minutes flight duration. On TransNusa’s Premium Service Carrier product offerings, Datuk Bernard stressed that for its international flights, TransNusa not only provide premium services with competitive ticket prices, but the airline also has attractive product bundles called SEAT, SEAT-PLUS and FLEXI-PRO. “For the highest package, FLEXI-PRO, we provide more complete services such as free baggage 30kgs, free to choose seats, free food, and drinks, priority at check-in and boarding. In addition, TransNusa also provides its FLEXI-PRO passengers with the ability to be able to change their flight schedule without restrictions and obtain refunds, when needed. "We are committed to providing affordable and competitive ticket prices, while still providing premium services to our customers.” concluded Datuk Bernard.
The Lux Collective signs strategic management agreement with Big Waves Development in Bali
International hospitality group The Lux Collective and Big Waves Development formally signed a strategic hotel management agreement for SALT of Virgin Beach, a new eco-conscious resort located in Bali’s pristine Karangasem region. The property is scheduled for opening by Q1-2028, serving as The Lux Collective’s debut in Indonesia through its conscious luxury brand SALT. Big Waves Development CEO Maryna Bilobrovska said of the deal: “Our strategic partnership with The Lux Collective is grounded in the shared vision to curate conscious living of the future. We are inspired by hospitality partners who lead the curve in innovation. As a global hospitality leader, The Lux Collective’s sustainability-driven brand SALT is set to elevate our eco-centric lifestyle concept, where luxurious living meets sustainability.” For his part, The Lux Collective’s chief executive Olivier Chavy remarked: “In line with our global expansion and focus on the Asia region, this collaboration with Big Waves Development marks the Group’s first entry into Indonesia in the vibrant destination of Bali with our purposeful brand SALT. Big Waves is a progressive developer committed to building premium projects and communities. We are thrilled to partner with this like-minded team that shares our values for excellence.” The Lux Collective’s chief operating officer in the Asia Pacific Nitesh Pandey likewise enthused: “We are truly excited to bring SALT from Mauritius to the shores of Bali. SALT is a humanistic approach to hospitality, connecting modern explorers with meaningful travel experiences. Unveiling the heartbeat of each destination and uplifting the communities, it introduces a new breed of hospitality for the culturally curious. Devoted to all things local and sustainable, SALT of Virgin Beach will take our guests to local people and dive deep into cultural heritage to immerse themselves in the real essence of Bali.” A truly unique location Virgin Beach is a hidden gem located in Karangasem, East Bali. Renowned for its unspoilt coastline, white sand and turquoise waters amidst lush hills and cliffs, and SALT of Virgin Beach will offer a tranquil beachfront escape, away from the crowds. Designed for eco-travellers and conscious families, the contemporary hotel will be built in harmony with its natural surroundings. It will feature 84 elegant and thoughtfully crafted rooms with sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and the majestic Mount Agung. Deeply rooted in sustainability principles, this project aims to preserve the island’s biodiversity, including coral reef restoration initiatives, whilst fostering authentic cultural integration. That said, the resort will ban plastic, implement waste separation, and exclusively use sulfate-free products to reduce environmental impact. SALT of Virgin Beach will also include a contemporary rooftop event space ideal for weddings and celebrations, an in-house bakery using locally-sourced farm produce, and the signature SALT Equilibrium Spa featuring immersive wellness treatments, float therapy, cryo-sauna and a G-bar that focuses on exclusive beauty and mental wellbeing experiences.
Radisson Collection to debut in Indonesia via Atiara Ubud Bali, a Radisson Collection resort
Radisson Hotel Group hits a milestone in its ongoing expansion in Indonesia thanks to the signing of Atiara Ubud Bali, A Radisson Collection Resort. This latest acquisition marks the debut of the Group’s luxury lifestyle brand, Radisson Collection, in the country. Radisson Hotel Group executive vice-president and global chief development officer Elie Younes said of the Radisson Collection’s foray into Indonesia: “We now offer over 160 resorts to our guests, reflecting a solid network to join for our owners. Indonesia is a market of incredible opportunity and potential, driven by strong domestic demand and international appeal. We’re proud to introduce the Radisson Collection brand to the country and to bring a new dimension of hospitality to Bali.” Growing in a key market Given how Indonesia is a priority growth market for Radisson Hotel Group within the Asia-Pacific region, the company plans to add 20 more hotels in Indonesia by 2030, further strengthening its presence in both established gateways and emerging destinations. At present, the Group currently operates three hotels in the country, with four more under development. Strategic expansion is focused on the nation’s key destinations of Jakarta and Bali, with multiple new projects in the pipeline. The Group has also confirmed Radisson Nusantara in Indonesia’s new capital city, where construction is set to begin in late 2025. Immersive luxury Set to open in 2027, Atiara Ubud Bali, A Radisson Collection Resort, will immerse guests in nature, with all rooms and public spaces offering direct views of serene forest surroundings. Nestled within the lush jungle landscapes of Ubud, Bali, the resort will feature 52 elegantly designed rooms, including six dedicated wellness suites with outdoor terraces, private yoga decks, and Jacuzzis. A striking 530sqm Presidential Suite, complete with expansive terraces and a private pool, adds an exclusive touch. Designed for wellness-focused travelers and international visitors seeking tranquillity, the resort will be conveniently located just 90 minutes from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport and within 30 minutes of the island’s most iconic attractions.
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