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It’s hard to believe we’re already halfway through 2026. As June unfolds, we’ve rounded up a fresh selection of new tables worth trying. Explore our latest picks of new tables in Jakarta, new tables in Bali, new tables in Bandung, new tables in Surabaya, and new tables in Yogyakarta.
Still trending and showing no signs of slowing down, salt bread continues to draw long queues of devoted fans across the city. Here are our picks of the best salt breads in Jakarta, the best salt breads in Bali, the best salt breads in Bandung, and the best salt breads in Surabaya.
For Bali news, Ubud Begins Underground Cable Project to Improve Aesthetics and Public Safety. The program is expected to create a cleaner, safer, and more organized environment while strengthening Ubud’s image as a world-class tourist destination.
Meanwhile, New Fast Boat Route to Connect Bali and Lombok’s Mandalika. The new sea connection is expected to improve accessibility, support tourism growth, and offer more convenient travel options for both tourists and local communities.
For travel news, South Korea Sets Temporary Visa-Free Entry for Indonesian Tourists. A temporary visa-free entry for a group of at least three Indonesian tourists to South Korea is available until the end of December 2026.
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The Meru Sanur and Bali Beach Hotel mark World Turtle Day with Olive Ridley hatchling release and marine conservation efforts in Bali
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The Suwarga Garden can accommodate up to 1,250 guests, making it one of the resort’s most versatile spaces for gatherings of various scales
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Guests will have the opportunity to experience Balinese traditions, connect with local communities, and explore the island’s natural surroundings in a more immersive way
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