BALI’S major tourism stakeholders, spearheaded by Finns, have pulled together to create the biggest tourism campaign in the history of the island – ‘Back to Bali’.
As worldwide vaccine programs continue, the ability to travel is coming back. A recent survey conducted by IATA found that almost 60% of travellers expect to travel overseas within months of the pandemic being “contained”. The time is right to ensure Bali is first and foremost in the mind of soon-to-be travellers.
BALI’S major tourism stakeholders, spearheaded by Finns, have pulled together to create the biggest tourism campaign in the history of the island – ‘Back to Bali’.
Bali has been closed to tourists for almost 12 months, which has decimated its tourism industry, and it’s no secret that tourism is the lifeblood of Bali.
Charities such as Solemen Indonesia and Crisis Kitchen have been inundated with requests for help from thousands of residents who had been employed in tourism. These incredible organisations continue to feed and sustain those now living in poverty, but the best solution is to get them back to work.
“With the world preparing to travel again, we believe NOW is the time to launch a ‘Back to Bali’ campaign where customers can buy their dream holiday for unprecedented prices and commit to future Bali travel kickstarting the revival of the tourism industry,” Finns Bali COO Beau Whittington said.
“We are thrilled the campaign has been endorsed by Wonderful Indonesia, Bali Tourism, Bali Hotels Association and Garuda Airlines.”
The campaign’s global launch features a captivating video that showcases the best Bali has to offer.
“The Back to Bali campaign is taking a whole island approach and perfect for all travellers whether they are couples, families or singles. With over 100 resorts, 500 villas and hundreds of activity providers participating, we are confident this offer has something to suit every demographic on any budget” said Mr Whittington.
“Let’s all show our support for the Back to Bali campaign and do our bit to revive Bali’s tourism industry and get the local community back to work,” Mr Whittington said. “They want nothing more than to greet the world with the warm Balinese welcome that we all love.”
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