Bali Nominated as One of the World’s Most Popular Travel Destinations for 2022
As we step into 2022, the desire to travel and explore new horizons has returned with a vengeance. After two years of restrictions and lockdowns, many are eager to embark on rejuvenating adventures. According to a recent survey by Tripadvisor, a remarkable 71% of respondents are planning to travel this year. Though we continue to face the challenges posed by COVID-19 and its variants, our motivation to reclaim the joy of travel is stronger than ever. If you’re currently in the midst of planning your next getaway, Bali is likely on your radar.
Why Bali is So Lovingly Missed
Bali truly embodies the essence of a paradise vacation. Known for its breathtaking sunsets, charming beach bars, vibrant cafes filled with digital nomads, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, it’s no wonder that travelers flock to this enchanting island. Often referred to as the “Island of the Gods,” Bali has continued to mesmerize visitors from all corners of the globe. While the pandemic has temporarily dampened tourism, optimism is in the air as we anticipate a revival of Bali’s vibrant travel scene this year.
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Bali Welcomes Tourists Back in 2022
We are thrilled to share that Bali shines in two prestigious categories of the Traveler’s Choice 2022 Best of the Best. Notably, Bali ranks 4th in the World’s Most Popular Destinations and proudly holds the 2nd spot in the World Destinations for Sun Seekers.
In securing the 4th rank, Bali has surpassed an impressive 24 destinations spanning 17 countries, including Crete (Greece), Rome (Italy), Cabo San Lucas (Mexico), Istanbul (Turkey), Paris (France), and many more.
How Will Bali Handle the Surge of Visitors in 2022?
With Bali solidifying its status as a sought-after destination, excitement amongst global travelers is palpable, especially for those longing to return to the island’s sandy beaches and azure waters. The recent announcement lifting self-quarantine requirements effective March 7, 2022, has only fuelled this anticipation. While there remains a concern regarding potential COVID-19 case surges, Bali is well-prepared to address these challenges effectively.
For further updates, read more about No More Self Quarantine for Visitors in Bali from March 7, 2022.
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