Make Your Island Vacation Dreams Come True in Nusa Lembongan
Considered as Bali's quieter neighbour is Nusa Lembongan, a small island off the southeast coast of Bali. Accessible via boat from mainland Bali, the island is home to a small, exclusive community of private residences and
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10 Stunning Beachfront Villas In Bali
Bali’s beautiful white and shimmering black sand beaches fringe the entire island. But if your dream is to enjoy the ocean away from the crowds, check into one of these 10 stunning beachfront villas in
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Why Niseko’s 20/21 Season Could Be the Best One in Years
All over the world, travel and tourism companies are preparing for a season like no other – for better and for worse. But while there are challenges and setbacks, there are also new opportunities and
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Long-stays in Bali and Nearby Islands Possible with Single Visit Visa
Many of us are getting itchy feet and the want to travel has never been stronger. Having spent the last year cooped up inside your house, with a grocery run the only excursion planned, you’ve
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5 Must-Try Street Foods in Asia
Street food is not for the faint-hearted. It takes guts, a sense of adventure, and a strong constitution to indulge in foods sold on street stalls, dearly loved by locals. But if you’re a curious traveller,
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The Death of the Loyalty Program
Until early 2020, life in the corporate world was something of a merry-go-round. Frenetic business travel would sometimes arise out of necessity but often out of a hunger to accumulate ‘points’. Loyalty points had become
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Bali Hope Ultra Triathlon – Helping One Child at a Time
The Bali Hope Ultra Triathlon, part of the Bali Hope Challenge - a fundraising event created to raise awareness and help the underprivileged children of Bali in these challenging times, was held on 28 November 2020. Alan Porteous, Elite Havens' Country Manager for Indonesia,
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Long-stays in Bali and Nearby Islands Possible with Single Visit Visa
Many of us are getting itchy feet and the want to travel has never been stronger. Having spent the last year cooped up inside your house, with a grocery run the only excursion planned, you’ve
» keep reading
The Death of the Loyalty Program
Until early 2020, life in the corporate world was something of a merry-go-round. Frenetic business travel would sometimes arise out of necessity but often out of a hunger to accumulate ‘points’. Loyalty points had become
» keep reading
Between Bali and Lombok, The Famous Wallace Line
Alfred Russel Wallace was a British naturalist who lived from 1823 to 1913. He is recognized for independently forming the theory of evolution through natural selection. In 1858, before Charles Darwin published On the Origin of
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Bali’s Cultural, Spiritual and Creative Centre: Ubud
Ubud is in many ways Bali's cultural, spiritual and creative centre. Just an hour's drive north of the airport, it is home to one of Bali's royal families who actively support the arts, leading to a
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Christmas in Japan: The Unique Traditions You Might Not Know About
If you've ever been to Japan during the festive season, you'll probably know that once you go a little beyond the tinsel decorated surface, Christmas here is a far-cry from its western origins. The differences
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What to Expect from an Evening with Niseko Gourmet
Niseko Gourmet has been namedropped in a number of our recent articles, so we figured we should stop being such a tease! What is Niseko Gourmet? Why is a Niseko Gourmet private dining experience the perfect way to elevate your Niseko holiday? And what can you expect from an
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Why Winter in Hokkaido Is Culinary Heaven
Every prefecture, actually every town in every prefecture of Japan, has its own special culinary culture. Whether it's a dish the area's known for or a type of produce that's done in a thousand special
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5 Must-Try Street Foods in Asia
Street food is not for the faint-hearted. It takes guts, a sense of adventure, and a strong constitution to indulge in foods sold on street stalls, dearly loved by locals. But if you’re a curious traveller,
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Experience a Family Funcation at Kata Beach in Phuket
Phuket’s Kata Beach for Family Funcations Often referred to as Phuket’s Surfer’s Paradise, Kata Beach is a beautiful stretch of white sand fringed by coconut palms. During the green season, the beach is a popular spot
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Mind Your Manners: DOs and DON’Ts in Bali
Don’t make a faux pas when visiting this gorgeous Island of the Gods. The Balinese are so polite that they wouldn’t even dream of pointing out even the most horrendous cultural transgression delivered unknowingly by a
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Peaceful Beaches in Phuket
Phuket is a beach lovers dream. With a gorgeous coastline and plenty of neighbourhoods to choose from, the island boasts some of the best beaches in all of Thailand. For those looking to get off
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