Events

Experience the FIFA World Cup 2026 from Paradise – Bali Welcomes Football Fans

The countdown has begun for the world’s most anticipated sporting event — the FIFA World Cup 2026, set to take place across the United States, Canada, and Mexico from June to July 2026. With 48 teams competing for glory, this edition promises to be the biggest and most inclusive World Cup in history.

While North America will be the stage, the excitement will be felt across the globe — and here in Bali, we are ready to welcome fans from all over the world to experience the tournament in a truly unique way.

Watch the World Cup in Paradise
Why not combine your love for football with a relaxing tropical getaway? In Bali, you can cheer for your favorite team while enjoying warm hospitality, world-class beaches, vibrant nightlife, and stunning nature.

Many hotels, beach clubs, sports bars, and resorts across the island will be hosting live screenings of every match. From Seminyak to Ubud, expect themed events, happy hours, and fan zones designed to bring the World Cup atmosphere to life.

A Global Celebration, a Local Experience
Football is more than a sport — it’s a global celebration of culture, passion, and unity. Here in Bali, you’ll have the chance to meet fellow fans from around the world, while also experiencing authentic Balinese hospitality, cuisine, and traditions.

As you enjoy the matches, take time to explore Bali’s temples, waterfalls, rice terraces, and vibrant art scene. Make your World Cup experience truly unforgettable — not just about the goals on the field, but the memories made off it.

Plan Your World Cup Getaway to Bali Now!
Whether your team wins or loses, one thing is certain: your stay in Bali will be a victory of its own. Book early to secure the best accommodations and join us for an unforgettable celebration of football — island-style.

APAR Training of The Wina Resorts

Inhouse Training of APAR had been held on 19 October 2024 at The Wina Villa Canggu. Implementation of Occupational Safety and Health (K3) at Villa is one form of effort to create a workplace that is safe and free from work accidents which can ultimately increase work efficiency and productivity. One way to prevent fires is to increase knowledge of the use of light fire extinguishers (APAR) from the simulation of APAR held by The Wina Resorts Management in collaboration with the Badung Regency Fire Department.

It aims to increase employee awareness of the dangers of fire and to be able to know the action procedures that must be taken when a fire disaster occurs. In hoping that after training, The Wina Resorts employees will be able to explore and gain sufficient knowledge and skills so that there will be no fire incidents in the future.

The Wina Staff Gathering at Aero X Space Bali: A Memorable Retreat for Team Bonding and Innovation

In the fast-paced world of business, it’s essential for teams to come together, not just to collaborate on projects, but to strengthen relationships and inspire creativity. The Wina Staff Gathering at Aero X Space Bali proved to be the perfect blend of relaxation, team bonding, and innovative thinking. Held in one of Bali’s most iconic locations, this event was designed not only to celebrate the hard work of the team but also to inspire fresh perspectives, foster collaboration, and build lasting memories.

As the event came to a close, the message was clear: growth and success are not just about individual effort but about growing and shining together as a unified team. The Wina Staff Gathering at Aero X Space Bali wasn’t just an event; it was a celebration of the company’s journey and the exciting path ahead.

Beach Cleaning & Save The Earth

Beach cleaning is an essential activity that helps to protect the environment and wildlife by removing harmful waste and debris from the shoreline. A successful Beach Cleaning Day can bring together the villa’s guests and employees to work towards a common goal of preserving the beauty and health of our oceans and beaches.

Through this activity, participants can gain a greater appreciation for the environment and the impact of human activity on our planet and take steps towards reducing waste and promoting responsible behaviour.

We are The Wina Resorts is proud to support and organize the regular “Eco Green” program as part of our commitment to environmental sustainability.

Love the Earth…Start with Yourself…Start with Small Things…Start Now!

Mangroves Conservation on Earth Day

Not just on paper but it turns into action to preserve the environment for a better future life. After do a beach cleaning The Wina Resorts is running its sustainability program to restore the coastal area by planting mangrove trees. We planted 120 Rhizophora Mangrove tree seedlings at the Wana Segara Kertih, Kedonganan on Friday, 12 April 2024.

The main purpose of the event is, because we see the enthusiasm of the Wana Segara Kertih fishermen to build the economy in their area independently with mangrove crab cultivation cages. And, after successfully cultivating mangrove crabs, these fishermen are also aware of protecting the habitat and ecosystem of the mangrove forest which is now known as the Ecotourism Mangrove Wana Segara Kertih Kedonganan. That is one of the reasons we decided to participate in preserving the coastal area by planting mangroves here as it is aligned to our sustainability program.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – these three ‘R’ words are an important part of sustainable living, as they help to cut down on the amount of waste we have to throw away.

It’s Really simple!

* Reduce the amount of waste you produce.
* Reuse items as much as you can before replacing them.
* Recycle items wherever possible.

Using the 3 ‘R’s also helps to minimise the amount of space needed for landfill sites, where waste materials are disposed of.

This training aims to increase awareness of the importance of waste management and processing organic waste into compost that is beneficial for the environment. Composting is not just a waste management strategy; it’s a commitment to sustainable practices that resonate with guests and contribute to a healthier planet. The activity is one part of our Sustainability Tourism program for Green Environment.

Our staffs were very enthusiastic about participating in this training. They were taught the steps in collecting, sorting, and processing organic waste into compost. In addition, Bapak Adi (from: Simalu) also explained the benefits of compost for soil and plants, so that staffs can understand the importance of protecting the environment from an early age.

Our activity will be continue…