This story would have been the perfect homage to Terry Jones’ performance in Life of Brian if the man involved didn’t risk infecting a planeload of people with COVID-19.

Sellers of silk batiks and Bintang singlets are hurriedly getting their stalls ready, with Bali preparing to reopen to international tourists “within weeks”.

This former top dog of the commercial aviation world argued that employees failed to provide “proof” they had their period, which doesn’t sound ideal, if you ask us.

Today, in mildly offensive influencer stunts, these two doofuses have had their passports seized after using face paint instead of a face covering.

The expedition cruise line is returning to travel with a stack of new itineraries, which are summed up in this neat little article.

Travel Weekly staff would do anything to avoid doing push-ups. Hell, we’ll wear six masks if we have to.

Indonesia’s most recent aviation disaster has killed 62 people, after flight SJ-182 crashed into the Java Sea shortly after taking off from the same airport as 2018’s ill-fated Lion Air flight.

Providing proof that 2020 is truly the year of the pivot, this global resort chain has released its own line of fragrances.

Garuda Indonesia could soon operate under the same umbrella as several other tourism companies, including another airline and a hotel player.

Despite officials insisting Bali would reopen to international visitors in under a month, the tropical island’s governor has announced it will remain closed until the end of 2020.

Indonesia’s famous holiday island is on track to reopen to international tourists next month. Not that Aussies are allowed to visit, mind you.

Yes, it’s more trave ‘bubble’ news from Travel Weekly today. This time, it’s Indonesia’s turn.