Back to Bali, pay now and leave anytime in the next three years
Bali is itching to go again but, at least for the moment, the green light has not yet been triggered. Access to this [...]
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Bali is itching to get going again but, at least for the time being, the green light has not yet been triggered. Access to this paradise on earth is still restricted, considering the necessary security measures taken and the slowdown in the vaccination process.
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This, however, does not prevent us from looking to the near future with hope, kicking off a real tourism campaign that could have surprising implications. This is the operation "Back to Bali", initially launched by Finns Bali, famous beach club in the area. An idea aimed at offering a chance for the local economy to reinvigorate itself. At the same time, however, a hand is extended to prospective tourists. They are offered a huge dose of flexibility, provided they pay well in advance.
Bali is ready to go again
On the new tourism campaign, he expressed himself Beau Whittington by Finns Bali: "We have no words to be able to express how excited we are to welcome back travelers from all over the world. We created this campaign to make the dream of a trip to Bali. This does not only affect Finns, but the entire island and every local industry that is part of the tourism sector. There is still a long road ahead of us, but this is a crucial first step. Let's look to the future and the new welcome we can give the world in this paradise."
What is Back to Bali
The idea behind the "Back to Bali" campaign is to purchase a voucher divided into two tranches. It calls for the immediate payment of $79, in order to reserve a place at Finns Bali. You will then have the opportunity to leave at a leisurely pace over the next three years. Once you get there, you will have to pay the rest of the expected amount of $281. A total of 360 dollars, representing one-third of what is proposed in the package.
Anyone who decides to take advantage of this offer will have a credit of as much as 5,000,000 Indonesian rupiah for food and drink. An approximate figure of $360. Money that can be spent at all Finns facilities, including:
- Finns Beach Club
- Finns Recreation Club
- St. Tropez
- VIP Beach Club
- Splash Waterpark
- Bounce Trampoline Centre
- Strike Bowling
The same amount will be guaranteed for lodging, being able to choose from more than 100 hotels and resorts, as well as 500 apartments. The complimentary amount will cover 25% of the amount provided for each individual night. On the spot one will simply pay the remaining 75%.
The offer also includes a Finns VIP Escape Memberships, which includes free access to all recreational facilities:
- gym
- fitness courses
- sauna
- co-working areas
- bar
- tennis courts
- training pools
- trampoline area
- bowling
- splash waterpark
Return to Bali, latest updates
Unfortunately, returning to Bali will have to wait. The latest updates are from early July. The tourism minister confirmed the postponement of the planned reopening in late July-early August. The spikes in cases of Covid-19 are still being recorded and large numbers of tourists cannot be admitted, for the safety of locals and travelers themselves.
The country, however, beyond individual operators, is also looking to the future. The idea is to attract so-called digital nomads, that is, web workers who need nothing more than a stable Internet connection. They will be granted a work visa valid for 5 years, which provides no tax on foreign-born income.
