Bali’s ‘travel bubble’ with Australia
Hotels and resorts in Bali are desperate for our return. Now, Indonesia has a plan to create a bubble with four countries – including Australia.
Hotels and resorts in Bali are desperate for our return. Now, Indonesia has a plan to create a bubble with four countries – including Australia.
After a crippling few months amid the coronavirus shutdown, Bali may be open for business – and travel – much sooner than first thought.
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