Bali to Reopen Direct Flights From China, Japan, South Korea
- Foreign tourists can enter Bali starting from October 14
- Indonesia eases curbs as new cases hit lowest since June 2020
Ngurah Rai International airport near Denpasar, Bali.
Photographer: Sonny Tumbelaka/AFP/Getty Images
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Indonesia’s tourist spot Bali will start allowing direct arrivals from China, Japan and South Korea as a receding Covid-19 outbreak lets the country ease restrictions further.
Foreign visitors from New Zealand, Qatar and United Arab Emirates can also enter the country through the island’s Ngurah Rai International Airport starting from Oct. 14, said Luhut Panjaitan, coordinating minister for investment and maritime affairs who’s overseeing the pandemic response. Only Jakarta and Manado airports are currently open to international arrivals.