There is always interesting to know a media behemoth like The New York Times considering the merits and demerits of Bali as one of the greatest tourist destination in the the world.
The NYT writer Denny Lee told us the current situation and what's new there today.
He quoted a frequent visitor from Greece:"Everyone smiles all the time," as she watched the sun set on Seminyak Beach, an upscale area just north of Kuta. "Even when they're overcharging you, their smile is 100 percent authentic."
This tropical jewel, famous for its emerald landscapes, Hindu aura and perennial spring break vibe, has been upswinging again more than two years after terrorist bombs pierced the touristy heart of Bali along its southern coast, he reported.
"Strolling along Kuta Beach on a recent evening, as the last whiskers of sunlight scorched the dusky sky, the air felt sultry and pacific, hugging the ground like an earthy blanket. "
I think this article is benefic to would-be Baligoers and those who're daydreaming of holiday merriment in Bali as well.
The writer also noted the reliable Bali Guides, as the internet is rife with unreliable ones.
Of course Balitravelforum.com is trustworthy too :-)
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