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❌The Minister of Tourism has rejected plans to build a casino in Bali The idea was rejected one by one by Balinese authorities and Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno personally, citing the illegality of such activity in Indonesia. Of course, in the absence of ironclad tourist magnets of attraction, it is indeed very difficult to compete in the tourism market now. In the case of casinos, Southeast Asia knows enough examples of casinos being legalised even in Muslim countries. An example is Malaysia. The main thing is that the economic effect is worth it. @BaliNews #economics#projects#Buleleng

🏍Racers try out a new enduro track in Bali 📰 Several hundred off-road enthusiasts participated in the Buleleng Fun Trail Adventure event held in the Lumbanan area of Buleleng. The event was also aimed at promoting the Lumbanan Motorcycle Trail, which is scheduled to be constructed soon. 📍 The enduro riders tackled a 20km route that started in Lumbanan and passed through the forest in Ambengan village. @BaliNews #events#sport#places#Buleleng

🌉A new road and bridge worth 90.28 billion rupiah have been opened in Bali 📍 Singaraja-Mengwitani road, in the Sukasada district, Buleleng 📰 The infrastructure includes 395 meters of new road and 160 meters of bridge. In addition, the geometry of the road has been completely revised. Previously, the section had dangerous turns with a gradient of up to 28% and a radius of only 12.5 m. Now the gradient has been reduced to 10% and the radius increased to 30 m. #goodnews#roads#transport#Buleleng@BaliNews

🏝🌴🥥 Lovina in Buleleng district Lovina is a relatively small 10-kilometer stretch along the coast on the northern part of the island of Bali. It is a tourist area with hotels and restaurants, located a few kilometers west of the "northern capital" of Bali, Singaraja. Vacation in Lovina is quite lazy and unhurried. Some people may even find it boring. Therefore, people rarely come here for a long time. But spending two or three days here will be an interesting and unforgettable experience. @BaliNews #wheretogo#places#Singaraja#Buleleng

🗺Google maps in Bali lead to the death of a tourist The tourist died in a ravine on the 16.4 kilometre Tigawasa-Lovina road near Tigawasa village. He and his passenger were travelling to Lovina on his Yamaha Xeon motorbike. They used google maps to find the route. The app picked an alternative road. It was narrow, winding, with a big drop in elevation and many ‘closed’ corners. ‘Drivers who are travelling for the first time and do not have enough experience should avoid this section of the route, it is dangerous. It is better to take the route to Lovina via Git-git village,’ Buleleng Police Public Relations Officer Gede Darma Dyatmik said. He added that many such cases have already happened there due to the app directing travellers to this road. ❗️ If you are navigating your way through google maps or another navigator – make sure it chooses the best route for you. Sometimes, instead of a straight and wide road, Google will choose a winding, narrow and broken diversions, which you are unlikely to enjoy travelling on. Sometimes these roads simply lead to a dead end that Google doesn't know about yet. @BaliNews #roads#accidents#Lovina#Buleleng

📰LovFest will take place in Lovina from June 24-27 🏝 The north of Bali is calling for LovFest 2025: two beaches in Lovina will be transformed into one big stage. 📍 The event will take place on two beaches of Lovina at once: Binaria Beach (Kalibukbuk village) and Tasik Madu Beach (Kaliasem village). Both locations are located nearby and are easily accessible on foot or by bike. 🆓 Admission to all events is free. The program ranges from a Panyembrama dance with 500 artists to exhibitions, fashion shows, a sailing regatta and a fishing competition. 👍 A great excuse to escape the hustle and bustle of the south and experience authentic Buleleng. #wheretogo#events#festivals#free#Buleleng@BaliNews

🎰A giant casino in Bali wanted Indonesia, where any gambling is seriously penalized, up to an impressive prison sentence, is considering the construction of the country's first casino in Bali. At least that's what local officials are already talking about. BPC HIPMI chairman Putu Bayu Mandayan has admitted that the special casino zone could be in Buleleng regency in northern Bali. He believes this could help boost tourism and economic development in one of Bali's least visited regions today. BPC HIPMI is the Association of Islamic Students and Mandayana, as chairman of the association, has a huge influence both in the Islamic communities in Bali and in youth movements. Mandayana is an entrepreneur from Buleleng district and wants to see the region, often described as Bali's poorest district, prosper in the future. The enthusiasm is certainly young and tvrotic, but with both casinos and gambling currently banned in all provinces in Indonesia, it will take a huge change in both legislation and public opinion for such a project to come to fruition. @BaliNews #projects#rumors#entertainment#Buleleng