Atlas Beach Fest itself is located within an area of 29,000 m2 with various unique destinations for visitors to explore.
Atlas Beach Fest is a new destination that strengthens the small medium businesses (UMKM) and tourism economy of Bali for better. Atlas Beach Fest, a new and iconic island-cosmopolitan experience like no other heads towards becoming the #1 Bali’s best destination, aiming to indulge visitors by providing an overall holiday experience through a remarkable lifestyle center of fun, entertainment, and leisure.
Atlas Beach Fest recently opened its gates to the public. Wonder and amazement serenade visitors as they pass through the gates of the grand colosseum-like walls only to be excited and refreshed by the beauty of the majestic waterfall within. Atlas Beach Fest itself is located within an area of 29,000 m2 with various unique destinations for visitors to explore. In addition to culinary delights, Atlas Beach Fest also has a beach club, department store, and soon a nightclub.
With a cultural range of more than 1,500 employees coming across the Indonesian archipelago to be on the inspirational journey, all of them have joined together towards being the first step in setting a benchmark within Indonesia showing the world what a true lifestyle of hospitality means.
Committed to supporting the local tourism and creative economy of people in Bali, Atlas Beach Fest provides facilities for small to medium businesses by providing them free bazaar locations for the first month of Atlas Beach Fest opening. Lidya Angelina Rinaldi, the founder of a humble small business “La dame in Vanilla”, expresses that “I am happy that ATLAS provides facilities for MSMEs (small to medium businesses) in Bali to sell and promote their products at ATLAS. I hope La dame in Vanilla can be recognized by ATLAS visitors from local and international tourists. The opportunity given by ATLAS helps vanilla farmers in Indonesia to be able to compete internationally.
Until now, Atlas Beach Fest has opened hundreds of job opportunities supporting the Balinese people and local communities in general. During the opening ceremony, the Military Regional Commander (Kodam IX/ Udayana) Bapak Mayor Jenderal TNI Sonny Aprianto S.E., M.M. expressed, “There has been a huge impact in Bali for the past two years. Hoping there will be an increase in tourism. Atlas Beach Fest aspires to extend beyond the epidemic and restore Bali back to new (socio-economic) heights.”
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