Bali Tourism Statistics 2026: Latest Official Data

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Last updated: 14 October 2026

Looking for the latest Bali tourism statistics for 2026? This page brings together official visitor arrivals and hotel occupancy data from BPS Statistics Bali Province, with practical guidance for villa owners.

Latest data: August 2026. BPS published this release on 1 October 2026. We checked it on 14 October 2026; the figures below describe August, not October.

Bali tourism statistics 2026: the latest figures

Bali recorded 685,994 direct foreign visitor arrivals in August 2026, down 1.69% from July. Room occupancy reached 68.19% at star-rated hotels and 43.16% at non-star hotels and other accommodation.

These figures show the wider tourism picture. They do not measure the occupancy or income of an individual villa.

Latest official Bali tourism snapshot: August 2026

Official indicatorLatest valuePeriod and comparison
Direct foreign visitor arrivals685,994August 2026; 1.69% below July 2026
Star-rated hotel room occupancy rate (TPK)68.19%August 2026; 0.90 percentage points above July 2026
Non-star hotel and other accommodation TPK43.16%August 2026
Largest passport-nationality shareAustralia: 23.51%Share of direct foreign arrivals in August 2026

Source: BPS Bali, Tourism Development of Bali Province, August 2026, released 1 October 2026.

Monthly Bali tourism data for January–August 2026

The table below keeps each monthly series in its official unit. We show percentages as reported by BPS and use “percentage points” when comparing occupancy rates.

MonthDirect foreign arrivalsStar-hotel TPKNon-star/other TPKOfficial release
January502,20556.67%32.70%BPS Bali
February492,28955.44%33.00%BPS Bali
March472,07052.54%33.32%BPS Bali
April553,32857.94%34.81%BPS Bali
May578,25161.16%37.20%BPS Bali
June605,01364.87%38.92%BPS Bali
July697,80967.29%42.53%*BPS Bali
August685,99468.19%43.16%BPS Bali

June occupancy figures are reported in the July BPS release. *July non-star/other occupancy is shown as 42.53% in that release; the August release cites 42.54% in its comparison with July.

How to read these Bali tourism indicators

Direct foreign visitor arrivals

This series counts direct international arrival events recorded for Bali. It is not a count of unique people: a repeat visitor may appear more than once. It also excludes domestic tourist trips and does not measure length of stay, accommodation choice, villa bookings or visitor spending.

Hotel room occupancy rate (TPK)

BPS uses Tingkat Penghunian Kamar (TPK) for room occupancy. The star-rated hotel and non-star/other accommodation series are separate. Neither series should be relabelled as “Bali villa occupancy” or applied directly to a specific holiday rental.

Month-on-month and year-on-year change

  • Month on month compares one month with the immediately preceding month. It can be affected by seasonality and the number of days in each month.
  • Year on year compares the same month in different years. It is often more useful for seasonal markets, but one comparison still does not establish a long-term trend.
  • Percentage points are the correct way to describe the difference between two occupancy rates.

What the latest data means for Bali villa owners

August gives owners a useful reminder: visitor arrivals and occupancy can move in different directions. Direct foreign arrivals fell 1.69% from July, while star-rated hotel occupancy rose by 0.90 percentage points. A change in one island-wide figure is not enough reason to raise or cut your villa’s nightly rate.

Start with what is happening around your property. Check your upcoming bookings, unbooked dates and achieved nightly rates against similar villas in the same area. A two-bedroom villa in Canggu competes with a different set of properties from a family villa in Ubud or a stay near Uluwatu’s surf beaches.

  • Review your booking calendar: compare available nights and bookings with the same period last year, allowing for owner stays and maintenance closures.
  • Check comparable villas: focus on location, bedroom count, facilities and guest experience before changing prices.
  • Look beyond occupancy: review revenue alongside operating costs to understand what the bookings mean for your business.

Want a starting point for your own villa? Use our Bali villa revenue calculator to explore an estimate based on your property type, area and bedroom count. Then compare it with your booking history, available nights and costs. The calculator shows estimated revenue before costs; it is not a guaranteed return.

How Bukit Vista can help you act on the data

Our Bali villa management services bring pricing, guest communication, marketing and owner reporting together. You can keep your own operations team with a marketing package or discuss full management for daily support.

Bring your calculator estimate and property details to the conversation. Talk to our Bali villa management team about your goals, current bookings and the support you need.

Official sources and update history

The monthly table links to the relevant BPS releases. The latest release and annual reference publications are listed below:

Page updateLatest monthly period includedWhat changed
14 October 2026August 2026Added June–August data, refreshed the latest figures and owner guidance, and linked the Bali villa revenue calculator.
11 August 2026May 2026Verified monthly arrivals and star/non-star occupancy, clarified definitions and added official release links.

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest official Bali tourism month available on this page?

The latest release checked on 14 October 2026 covers August 2026. BPS published it on 1 October 2026.

How many direct foreign visitor arrivals did Bali record in August 2026?

BPS Bali reported 685,994 direct foreign visitor arrivals in August 2026, down 1.69% from July.

Was Bali villa occupancy 68.19% in August 2026?

No. The 68.19% figure is the BPS room occupancy rate for star-rated hotels. It must not be presented as the occupancy rate for private villas or short-term rentals.

Do tourism arrivals predict a villa’s revenue?

No. Arrivals describe broad tourism demand. A villa’s results also depend on its location, availability, positioning, facilities, listing, pricing, guest fit, competition, operations and costs.

Which source should I cite for Bali tourism statistics?

Use the relevant BPS Statistics Bali Province release or publication and state the exact period, unit and release date. This page links directly to the official sources used.

Can Bukit Vista assess my Bali property?

Yes. Tell us about your Bali property so we can discuss your goals and suitable management or marketing support.