Qantas and Australia’s Reluctance to Recommit to International Operations Automatically Puts Hope of Full Recovery for Bali Tourism on a Distant Horizon.
Category: Aviation
Garuda Takes Wearing a Mask to New Heights
In Support of Government’s Health Protocols, Garuda Indonesia Adorns Five Airbus A330-900 NEO Aircraft with a “Mask” Livery.
Garuda CEO: Little Cause for Optimism
Garuda CEO Trying to Find “Blue Skies” Amidst a Very Dismal Global Aviation Outlook.
Garuda Indonesia Gets a Short Term Loan
Garuda Indonesia Receives Urgent Rp. 1 Trillion Bridging Loan from Indonesia Eximbank.
165K Foreigners Visit R.I. in August 2020
Although Arrivals Down 90% Compared to 2019, 165,000 Foreign Tourists Visit Indonesia in August 2020.
Aviation: Last Economic Sector to Recover
CIO of Development Bank of Singapore: Aviation Sector will be Among the Last Component of the World Economy to Recover from Pandemic’s Impact.
Rapid Test Price Spurs Travel Demand
Reduced Rapid Test Price at Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport Gives Modest Boost to Total Numbers of Travelers.
Bali Airport Arrivals Slowly Rebuilding
Although Still a Small Fraction of Years’ Past, Bali Airport Arrivals Increasing, Month by Month.
COVID Tests Price at 8 Airports Slashed
PT Angkasa Pura I Slashes Cost of COVID-19 Rapid Test at Bali and Seven Other Indonesian Airports to Rp. 85,000.
State-Owned Hotels to Raise their Games
State-Onwned BUMN Companies – Garuda, Hotel Indonesia Natour, Pertamina, PT Wijaya Karya, & PT Pegadaian Sign MoU Seeking to Return to Their Core Businesses.
Garuda Shelves Plans for New Aircraft
Hemorrhaging Cash and Deeply in Debt, Garuda Indonesia Shelves Any Plans for New Aircraft Purchases.
Bali’s Badung Region Poised for Restart
A Shadow of Past Glories, Bali Ngurah Rau Airport Records 2,500 to 3,000 Domestic Tourist Arrivals Each Day in August 2020.