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BALI TIMES
The Bali Times promises to bring you “Bali, the nation and the world every Friday”. Bali’s own weekly newspaper
has been published since 2003, and is the island’s first original English-language newspaper, written by
professional journalists for Bali and Indonesia’s English-speaking community. The paper reaches 22,000 readers
with a circulation in Bali, Lombok, Jakarta, Surabaya, and distribution in all the 5-star hotels, villas and airlines flying
in and out of Bali, as well as being on sale at stores around the country. In 16 pages, The Bali Times provides
meaningful content about local, national and international news, shaping the way people think about Bali.
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BALI & BEYOND
Slating itself as Bali’s “best tourism magazine”, Bali & Beyond is a colourful, monthly publication promoting “the
sun, the surf, the culture of paradise and over 18000 islands”. It is an in-depth and informative guide to Bali and
many other exciting destinations across the Indonesian archipelago. Features and articles cover numerous places
to visit, people to meet, and activities to enjoy, while also including restaurant, hotel and spa reviews. Regular
departments include ‘new and news’, ‘community calendar’, ‘classified columns’, ‘hotel highlights’, ‘tide table’, ‘info
index’, ‘see and seen’ and ‘map of Bali’.
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HELLO BALI
The official magazine of the Bali Tourism Board, Hello Bali promotes itself as Indonesia's leading travel, culture and
entertainment magazine. This monthly glossy publication offers a large and colourful insight into the culture and
lifestyle of the Balinese people, and the expats who have made the island their home. It presents articles on travel,
dining, shopping, golf, spas, villas, culture and entertainment. Regular departments include ‘What’s On’, featuring a
cultural calendar for the month, and ‘Listings’ –geographically arranged info under the following headings: Nightlife
Bars & Clubs, Good Food Guide, Shopping, Spas. Hello Bali is distributed free to guests in 4 & 5 star hotels, and for
sale in quality bookstores and newsstands.
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TEMPO (ENGLISH EDITION)
The leading weekly news magazine, Tempo, presents Indonesian investigative journalism at its best. The English
version of this prestigious and highly respected news weekly provides news, analysis, and information on current
events to expats and English-speaking people in the region. Published in Jakarta, with the tagline “be the first but
first get the truth”, there is also an online version.
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THE BEAT
The Beat is Bali and Jakarta’s free entertainment gig-guide. Conveniently sized, yet packed with information and
articles, The Beat can be picked up at over 800 outlets including the airport, bars, restaurants, clubs and hotels in
both Bali and Jakarta. Published every two weeks, it includes a gig guide and news, what’s on, regular events, ‘here
now’, ‘scoop’, features on people, performers and DJs, fun pics of Bali’s revellers, the events of the previous week,
reviews of restaurants, accommodation and art exhibitions, surf guide, astro guide, and listings of restaurants,
clubs/bars, shops/salons/spa, live music venues, maps, food, shopping, regular events and a Jakarta section.
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THE JAKARTA POST
The Jakarta Post is Indonesia's leading daily English language Newspaper. Touted as the “journal and resource of
Indonesia today”, with an average circulation of around 35,000 copies, it is the largest English language newspaper
in Indonesia. The newspaper was launched in 1983, with its head office in Jakarta, and aspires to present excellent
coverage of local, national and international events, unbiased and accurate news, information and analyses. The
Sunday edition endeavors to provide more analytical and in-depth articles appropriately balanced by entertaining
and informative stories. The online version serves both local and international audiences with breaking news and
news flashes, which are updated as each story develops, as well as stock updates and the daily rupiah market rate.
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