Bali-Alternative Island Scraps Entry Fees for Brits

May 27, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via The Irish Sun

A Bali-alternative holiday island drops pricey entry fees for British visitors. The change could save families about £150, making the destination more appealing for budget-conscious trips. The story focuses on the island’s appeal as a top destination and the cost saving for UK travelers.

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