TTW
27 Jan 2026
I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali is embarking on an ambitious expansion to accommodate the growing demand from international tourists. With plans to increase its annual capacity to thirty-two million passengers by 2026, the airport is responding to the surge in global travel, particularly to Bali, one of Southeast Asia’s top destinations. This strategic move is crucial for meeting the island’s rising tourism goals, ensuring a seamless experience for travelers, and boosting Indonesia’s economy in the process.
Transport officials have confirmed that detailed planning is already underway to make this leap possible. The airport has undergone revitalisation work in recent years, and further upgrades are expected to follow. These efforts are designed not only to expand physical capacity but also to improve efficiency, passenger flow, and operational resilience during peak travel periods...
