Australians could soon be holidaying in Bali if a 'travel bubble' with Indonesia goes ahead. The Indonesian government is reportedly planning a 'travel bubble' with Australia, China, South Korea and Japan in a desperate bid to boost tourism. The plan has been slammed as premature by some critics as the number of coronavirus cases in Indonesia continues to climb. Last year, 1.23million Australians visited Bali - a rise of 5.24 per cent on 2018 figures. Even if Indonesia does open its borders, the Australian tourists will not be able to come until at least October.

Source: Daily Mail June 16, 2020 05:24 UTC