DirectRooms.com - Increased visitor numbers expected for Bali's Independence Day anniversary on 17 August 2010
Two major August festivals and firmer economic indicators may cause problems with available hotel accommodation on Bali
Online, July 8, 2010 (Newswire.com) - The tropical island of Bali has always been a major tourist attraction as much for its many festivals and events as for its beaches. Many colourful celebrations occur year round, often in temples, with the tens of thousands of tourists from across the world welcome to join in.
Bali's August festivals include Indonesia's Independence Day on the 17th, which attracts both tourists and Balinese nationals living overseas to the traditional celebrations. An increase in visitor numbers is expected this year as the effects of the recent economic downturn begin to fade.
As a major tourist destination, Bali's hospitality infrastructure is top notch. However, an increase in arrivals for the most popular festivals is bound to result in problems finding last minute accommodation in Bali hotels, making advance booking of rooms essential.
Also in August, the popular resort of Nusa Dua holds its festival, an unmissable week long feast of music, dancing, eating and cultural entertainment which sees all hotels in the area full to bursting. Travellers planning a holiday in Bali at this time are advised to make their hotel bookings early.
Lek Boonlert, the marketing director at DirectRooms.com, comments, "Bali, its festivals and its beaches make for the perfect holiday, but adds that unsatisfactory hotel accommodation can spoil the experience The only way to avoid this is to check festival dates and, if major events coincide with travel plans, booking well in advance is the best idea."
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