Giri Prasta Backs Sustainable Tourism at Oakwood Jimbaran
Bali Deputy Governor I Nyoman Giri Prasta attended the Oakwood Jimbaran groundbreaking on Sept. 18, 2026. The provincial government linked the project to quality and sustainable tourism development.
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Jimbaran — Bali Deputy Governor I Nyoman Giri Prasta attended the groundbreaking ceremony for Oakwood Jimbaran Villas & Residences Bali in Jimbaran, South Kuta, Badung, on Sept. 18, 2026, according to the Bali Provincial Government.
The provincial government said the project was part of efforts to develop supporting tourism facilities in Bali. At the ceremony, Giri Prasta said tourism development should prioritize quality, sustainability and alignment with Bali’s local character and wisdom.
Why the Jimbaran project matters to Bali’s tourism strategy
The project places a new tourism development within Jimbaran, a coastal area of Badung that is part of Bali’s established visitor economy. The provincial government’s account links the development to a broader emphasis on tourism facilities that support the sector while reflecting local values.
For visitors and foreign residents, the announcement indicates that the project is being presented not only as an accommodation development but also as part of Bali’s approach to tourism growth. The government’s stated priorities are higher-quality development, environmental sustainability and compatibility with local character. The report does not provide an opening date or further operational details.
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