Bali has doubled down on its zero-tolerance approach to unruly tourists, particularly those who break the law, after tightening its rules for international visitors last week.

A flight carrying more than 200 people from Bali, Indonesia to Melbourne, Australia was forced to turn around after a ...

A flight carrying more than 200 people from Bali, Indonesia to Melbourne ... aircraft managed to lift the door’s handle before a warning signal alerted the crew, the captain said over the ...

Bali is introducing new tourist rules in an attempt to curb 'naughty' behaviour — rules include respect sacred areas and ...

A flight heading from Indonesia to Australia was forced to turn around after a passenger tried to open the door while over ...

Thankfully, an office-duty police officer was onboard the flight and stopped the woman from pushing the aircraft door open ...

A Jetstar plane flying from Bali, Indonesia, to Melbourne, Australia, was forced to turn around after a 'disruptive' ...

Women travelling to Bali are urged to be vigilant after a terrifying sexual assault in broad daylight. The woman was holidaying in Amed — a village on the island’s east coast — when two men ...

A popular holiday destination is cracking down on badly-behaved tourists after "chaos" caused by unruly foreigners.

The governor of Bali reminded prospective visitors of the island's rules and expectations in a recent press conference.