🏍A meet and greet with famous MotoGP riders will take place in Bali tomorrow
🇮🇹 On Saturday, 13 July, MotoGP fans will have the chance to chat with Italian riders Fabio Di Giannantonio and Marco Bezzecchi.
📍 The meeting will take place in Changgu at Mari Beach Club at 4pm.
🏆 So far after two seasons in MotoGP, Giannantonio has two podium hits and Bezzecchi has 14. For those who already have tickets for the MotoGP race on Lombok, entry to the event will be free.
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🛵Bali police have begun to crack down on helmetless driving in Changgu
👮♂️ A raid took place in Changgu, during which foreigners and motorcycle cab drivers were stopped for not wearing helmets or riding with more than one passenger. Violations committed by foreigners are quite numerous and prevalent in this particular area.
💨 Locals were also targeted as Indonesian nationals use custom exhaust pipes, known as brongs.
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🥳Changgu has opened its own Savaya - Desa Kitsune
A new world-class 5,000 square meter Desa Kitsune opened yesterday in Changgu.
The creative collaboration between Desa Kitsuné and Savaya Group introduces four unique venues that symbolize the brand's commitment to innovative design and creativity.
So, within the space, there is:
1. Cafe Kitsune. Today, the Maison Kitsuné and Café Kitsuné brands are present in 38 boutiques, 21 cafés in 14 cities in 11 countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America.
2. Mediterranean restaurant INA RÉ, which will open on May 20. The menu will include flavorful paella, ceviche and juicy grilled meat dishes.
3. The Maison Kitsune boutique itself.
4. And the Desa Kitsune space itself – with a swimming pool where you can enjoy food, drinks and amazing music from world DJs.
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❗️Bali Immigration Reiterate warnings over visa violations
🔸 The Directorate General of Immigration of the Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights has reiterated the need for foreigners and tourists in Bali and around the country to obey the laws and their visa conditions.
🔸 The statements come as three foreigners have been arrested in connection with a drugs lab in Canggu.
🔸 The Director of Immigration Supervision and Enforcement, Saffar Muhammad Godam reminded that Immigration officials have every right to cancel a foreigner’s visa if they are found to have broken the law in small or big ways. Though it is unlikely, tourists must be aware that even the smallest violation could result in deportation.
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🛒Roomnumbr Garage Sale will take place tomorrow
📰 Everyone can take part in the Garage Sale, which will be held at CafeRoomnumbr in the heart of downtown, in a cozy secure area on Berawa.
👚 You can bring your own things to sell or buy things from someone else. The organizers do not take any interest and do not sell your stuff.
🌍 The mission of this project is to help people and nature not to clutter the space around them, but to let things serve other people and not lay them idle!
👍 The cafe will be happy to provide you with a rail, hangers and/or table for your items free of charge! But you are also welcome to bring your own equipment if needed!
📍Roomnumbr Cafe, Pantai Berawa.8 store 3/4, Changgu.
⏳10:00 – 15:00
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🎡 Balinese demand a halt to the construction of a Ferris wheel in Changgu
📍 There is a possibility that the giant Ferris wheel in the center of Changgu, which has already viralized on social networks and caused much controversy, will never open to the public.
🪧 Local residents have spoken out against the ride and demanded that the project be shut down. They complain that the Ferris wheel violates the privacy of the village and threatens to create more traffic jams in the area.
👮 It seems that the authorities are increasingly beginning to respond to local residents' complaints. In Gianyar, for example, the police have drawn attention to a number of villas and cafes that residents of Tulikup village claim were built without permits.
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📰An expressway over the ocean and a streetcar along the beach could be built in Bali
🛣 The Regent of Badung I Nyoman Giri Prasta has explained the concept of a new sea route, reports of which have made a lot of noise. Initially, the press reported that it was a high-speed overwater highway along the coastline from the airport to Changgu. Surfers, for whom a new structure in the ocean would mean the end of many favorite spots, were the most excited.
🚤 It turned out to be a marine rapid transit system. There are also plans to build a streetcar line along existing stretches of sandy beach.
💬 According to Giri Prasta, the marine highway he originally talked about is an operation of the marine fleet as it will connect multiple destinations.
“It's called a marine toll road, outside the surf zone. There will be ships traveling on it. For example, from Ngurah Rai airport, so tourists don't have to stand in traffic jams but get to their hotels faster. urists) will be able to buy a ticket and there will be several routes, including from the airport to North Kuta and Changgu. Tourists will be able to buy a ticket and there will be several routes, including from the airport to North Kuta and Changgu.”
📆 Giri Prasta could not say when the marine rapid transit would be operational. However, the official said there is already investor interest in the project.
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🛣Will there be a bypass in Changgu?
The construction of a new bypass road in Changgu will help solve the traffic congestion problems in Changgu!
ℹ️ Since 2022, there has been a plan to build a bypass road from West Gatot Subroto (in Denpasar) to Changu. But until now, the road has never been built. According to the authorities, this bypass is necessary because the road capacity in Changgu can no longer cope with the amount of traffic.
🛵 During a meeting between the transportation agency and the Badung traffic police, various proposals to combat congestion in Changgu were discussed. Among them are modernizing and reconstructing roads, installing one-way traffic on some routes and setting up a special team to fight traffic jams.
🚍 Road department head Wiryantra said that restrictions have already been imposed on buses and trucks in Changgu. For instance, signs have been put up in the Seseh area to prohibit buses from entering Changu.
🚛 There are also restricted hours of operation for trucks carrying construction materials. Heavy trucks can only take to the roads after rush hour.
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🤖The beach in Changgu will now be cleaned by a robot
📍 On the beach in front of Finns Beach Club in Changgu, a robot comes out every morning at dawn to clear the sand of debris.
🌊 It looks like a mini tractor and moves along the shoreline. The clever machine called BeBot collects what's left behind by vacationers: cigarette butts, plastic lids, glass shards, wrappers and other waste.
☀️ It does it silently and without harming the environment because it runs on solar panels.
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