Bali to Reopen to International Tourists Starting September 11
Garuda Indonesia CEO Irfan Setiaputra said that before the coronavirus pandemic, the airline served 16 flights with the destination to Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali each day.
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During a meeting on July 7, Irfan said there were only 15-20 passengers on a single flight to Bali that day.
Irfan said Garuda Indonesia is working with Bali’s provincial government to loosen regulations for travelers to enter the island.
Furthermore, the Garuda Indonesia CEO said that with the coronavirus pandemic, those who are traveling should mainly be individuals with essential travel reasons.
(Writer: Kahfi Dirga Cahya, Rully R. Ramli | Editor: Kahfi Dirga Cahya, Erlangga Djumena)
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