Bali Named the Third Best Island in the World for Travel
You only have to ask someone who has visited Bali or yourself how incredible the island is as a travel destination.
Over 70 years after tourism began on the island, Bali remains as charming and exciting a destination as it was at the time when holidaymakers first began visiting.
All the love for Bali as a travel destination has been confirmed by Travel+Leisure Magazine’s prestigious World’s Best Awards for 2024.
Travel+Leisure’s rankings often influence travelers planning their next vacations and adventures, even though there are awards from esteemed travel platforms like TripAdvisor.
The magazine has announced its winners for the World’s Best Islands in 2024, and Bali is among the top three. Narrowly missing out on the top spot to The Maldives and Phú Quôc in Vietnam, Bali has secured a respectable third place with a reader score of 93.26 out of a possible 100.
Editors share, “T+L readers echoed praises for the Balinese people and the value for money, with one reader summing it up well: “Great beach, great food, good hospitality.”
Readers, who are all serious, avid travelers, are invited to give their feedback about their travel experiences over the last year.
They give their feedback on destinations based on criteria like natural attractions and beaches, the activities on offer, the quality of the food and restaurants in terms of being, the friendliness of the people in the destination, and, of course, value for money too.
Travel+Leisure Magazine says, “For the 29th edition of the World’s Best Awards survey, we asked you, our trusted readers, to share your opinions on cities, safari outfitters, national parks, hotels—including inns—and more.”
Bali has not only been featured in the World’s Best Islands categories but, being such a fantastic travel destination, has naturally been featured on other top 25 lists too. Several hotels in Bali made it onto the prestigious Top 100 Hotels in the World List in 2024.
The Alila Villas Uluwatu made it onto the list in 97th place, with a reader rating of 97.44/100 – the stakes were incredibly high this year if a score of 97 only secured 97th place!
In 59th place is The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa in Nusa Dua. This hotel is one of the finest hotels in Bali and can be found at the heart of Nusa Dua.
The resort area is home to the highest concentration of five-star hotels and resorts on the island, meaning tourists are seriously spoilt for choice. Home to 287 rooms, The Laguna has all the amenities of a large scale resort with the luxurious feel and intimacy of a boutique escape.
Moving over to Seminyak, Hotel Indigo Bali in the heart of Seminyak came in 46th place on the list of the World’s 100 Best Hotels in 2024. Generating an impressive score of 98.44, the hotel boasts 23 suites and 19 private villages, which each offer a private plunge pool and dedicated butter service.
Coming in joint 27th place with The Oberoi Amarvilas in Agra, India, is The St Regis Bali Resort. Also located in Nusa Dua, St Regis is known for its extravagant high tea, incredible service, and ultra-luxurious rooms with 24-hour butter service.
Bringing us into the top 20 of the best 100 hotels in the world in 2024 is The Mulia, yet another Nusa Dua favorite.
With a pristine beachfront view and nothing but world-class service from check-in to check-out, guests always fall in love with The Mulia experience.
The Capella Ubud has consistently been voted as one of the best hotels in the world for the last few years, and it’s easy to see why. Securing a reader score of 99.09 out of 100, it is hard to find fault with this perfect hotel. Described as a “tropical fever dream of tented suites,” the hotel really has to be experienced to be believed.
Bali has not only been named amongst the very best islands for travel in 2024 but is also home to an impressive six of the top one hundred hotels in the world; it’s time to get booking!
Source: https://thebalisun.com/bali-named-in-top-3-best-islands-in-the-world-for-travel/