Bali Slated to Host Conference on Smoker’s Rights

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A group of Australians protesting against an increasingly inimical environment for people who smoke, have declared their intention to hold a smokers’ rights conference in Bali in July 2010.

Angry at what is seen as an assault on personal liberties by anti-smoking advocates. The group also is organizing resistance to drinking bans and taxes on foods deemed unhealthy – all part of a larger effort to fight over-regulation and the loss of personal choice in how people conduct their daily lives engineered by the Nanny State.

The group insists it is not pro-smoking, but rather pro-choice and pro-freedom.

Details on the July 2010 conference remain sketchy, but organizers are planning a five-day event with time for local tours of Bali.

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Short and useful information about Bali

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baliAbout the island of Bali

Indonesia has around 17.500 island that constitute it’s archipelago and one of the island is the island of Bali. Bali island located around the eastern side of Indonesia between the Lombok island in the east and highly populated Java island in the west. The island has standard time which is differ +8 from the GMT. The island divided with several regencies and 1 municipality. The south part of the island has warm weather and the north part has colder weather because it surround with greenery and mountain ranges. The south part is where the white sandy beaches located. There are many things you can do here because the island of Bali is one of the best tourist destination in Indonesia.

Accommodation in Bali

The island of Bali has numerous type  of accommodation ready to be used by tourist from simple hotel to five star hotels and resorts also available. Other alternative accommodation such as Bali villas and apartment rental also available. Since the major bombing in the island of Bali which happen in 2002 the use of private villas as alternative accommodation has been increasing ten fold. Continue reading →

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KLM back to Bali

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will resume flights between Amsterdam and Bali from 06 December – just over two years since the service was last operated.

The three-weekly flights to Denpasar, with an intermediate landing in Singapore, will be operated with B777-300 aircraft in a two-class configuration – 35 in  business class and 390 in economy.

Flight KL835 will depart from Amsterdam at 21.00 on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, arriving in Denpasar the following day at 20.10. The return flight – KL836 – will depart from Denpasar at 21.30 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, arriving in Amsterdam at 08.00.

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