Latest updates, press statements, event calendar announcements, and global partnership initiatives from BaliCEB.
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Understanding the diverse cultural behaviours and business practices of international meeting planners is vital for Bali’s MICE industry to build global trust, enhance service delivery, and secure world-class business events.
Bali reinforced its international MICE presence through its participation in the 2026 ITOP Islands Connect at Jeju Stone Park, South Korea. Representing Bali, Dr. Ketut Jaman presented Bali's G20 Summit case study and proposed the ITOP Islands Business Events Exchange.
The Global Ethics Forum (GEF) 2026 in Sanur, Bali, gathered 200 international leaders from 18 countries to explore responsible AI governance, business ethics, and the role of cultural wisdom like Tri Hita Karana in shaping global technology policy.
Australia continues to be one of Bali’s most important visitor markets, reaching approximately 1.3 million arrivals by September 2026. The new TransNusa Melbourne–Bali route expands connectivity, creating new opportunities for tourism and international business events.
Stronger business cooperation between Bali and Australia could create valuable opportunities to diversify Bali’s tourism offerings, particularly in health, wellness and selected medical services, as explored during the IA-CEPA ECP Katalis 2.0 Networking Evening in Sanur.
Fuel supplies in Bali are showing signs of recovery following temporary distribution disruptions caused by delays to fuel tankers travelling from Java. Indonesia’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, has confirmed that measures are under way to restore supply levels and strengthen distribution across the island.
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