Our Guests

Philip Roberts from England and is employed as a Tour Guide. In Bali he stays at Poppies I. He came to Bali with his brother Peter. His hobby is football. He arrived in Bali on 24 November and will stay for 21 days. “This is the eighth time I have come to Bali,” he told Bali Travel News on Sunday (27/11) at Kuta.
He has traveled all over Bali. He likes going to Ubud for its tranquility, and Kuta for its characters. And In Bali, what have you done? “Lots of activities have I do in Bali like sunbathing, swimming, shopping and drinking”. He has given this suggestion about Bali people, “don’t to touch the tourist, no grabbing please”, and continued Bali has many “cultures, temples and family values”.
Besides coming to Bali, he has gone to all south East Asia but comments on the friendliness of people in Bali”. His comments about the “travel warning” from his country, “It does not worry me, it’s a million to one chance”. His comments about recovery Bali, “hire me to Promote Bali”. (BTN/Para)

Martine Brandt Pelubeg is a student from Eidsvoll, Norway. Her hobby is snowboarding, and meeting new friends. She came to Bali with a student group arriving in Bali on the 6 September and will leave on the 14 December 2005. “This is the first time I have come to Bali” she told to Bali Travel News on Sunday (28/11) at Kuta.
She has gone to Ubud and generally around Kuta. She likes go to Dreamland because it is a quiet place with a nice beach. “I have been studying with my friends”, she said. When asked about what she has done in Bali she commented on what must be continued in Bali, “The nice people, the sun, and the beach, etc”. She says “Beside coming to Bali, I have been around Europe, and once in Cuba”.
About the recent bomb in Bali, “I come to Bali because I didn’t know much about the island, and it seems like a nice place”.“The Island should be cleaner. There is a lot of trash here”. (BTN/Para)

Matt is a plumber from England. In Bali he stays at Poppies II, his email is mattfanson@hotmail.com. and his hobby is drinking. He cames to Bali with his friend. He arrived in Bali on 4 November and will leave on 20 December 2005. “This is the first time I have come to Bali” he told Bali Travel news on Sunday (27/11) at Kuta.
He has gone to Ubud, Kuta and Nusa Dua, and “my favorite place is Kuta because of the many women and waves” he said. In Bali he has done lots of activities likes drinking arak, surfing, and meeting new friends”.
He has given this suggestion to Bali people, “ to much handling at times”. He commented about the “travel warning” in his country, “booked trip before”. Besides coming to Bali he had gone to Europe, “Very cold different in here” he said. When asked about what should be done to recovery Bali? “Unsure, but Promotion!!”. (BTN/Para)

Guro Melland from Lunclhcegda 48, 7054Heimdal, Norway. In Bali she stays at Sari Segara Hotel at Jimbaran. Her email is guro_melland@hotmail,com and her hobby is playing handball. She is also a student at the Norwegian School, Jimbaran. She arrived in Bali on 7 September and will stay until 14 December. She came to Bali with her friends. “ This is the first time I have come to Bali” she said to Bali Travel News on Sunday (28/11) at Kuta.
She has gone to Kuta, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Denpasar, Singaraja. When asked about her favorite place in Bali” she says, “I like Kuta, because of the many nice people and I like surfing”. She commented about her stay, “Sari Segara is a very fancy hotel and they have really good service and the people are very friendly.
During her stay in Bali she has done surfing and tried many kinds of water sports, and just been around Bali. She has given this suggestion about Bali, “Many of the Balinese salesman are very rude, but most of the Balinese people are extremely nice. I like your culture”. And she continued in Bali, “I will remember the friendliness and the many beautiful children you have here”.Beside coming to Bali, she has gone to Greece, Poland, Sweden, and to compare, she says, “it’s a total different culture and religion, and the people here are much more welcoming”. She commented about the bomb in Bali, “yes I heard about the bombing but I’m not afraid”. When asked about what should be done to recovery Bali? She says, ”The security should be more intensive, so you can secure your country. I think the people always will come back here because of the nice country you have. But you should advertise more on the beautiful things you have here so that more people will come.”(BTN/Para)