27 August 2026
Denpasar — Melali Bali Group and the Sales & Marketing team of The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali met on Wednesday, 26 August, at The Lotus Building, Pemogan, Denpasar, to strengthen their partnership and explore new business opportunities in Bali’s tourism and hospitality sectors.
The meeting provided an opportunity for both organisations to exchange information about their businesses and discuss potential joint marketing initiatives for international and domestic markets.
The Melali team presented the group’s integrated business portfolio, covering destination management, MICE, event services, transportation, leisure travel, destination weddings, wellness and other tourism-related services.
Established in Bali in 2006, Melali Bali Group serves international corporate partners, government institutions, professional associations and private travellers. The group combines destination expertise, event production and logistical capabilities to deliver programmes across Indonesia.
The presentation introduced Melali Bali DMC, the group’s destination and incentive management specialist, which provides services for corporate meetings, incentive programmes and international corporate groups.
The team also presented Melali MICE, a Professional Conference Organiser specialising in conferences, congresses and conventions for government institutions, international organisations, professional associations and universities. Its services include conference planning and management, delegate services, venue and supplier coordination, event logistics and on-site operations.
Daniswara Conference Logistics supports the group’s event capabilities through event production, technical infrastructure and on-site technical services for conferences, exhibitions, corporate events and large-scale programmes. Its capabilities include audio-visual systems, LED screens, cameras, microphones, lighting, venue decoration and event furniture.
Bintang Nusantara MICE specialises in government and institutional events, providing event management and operational support for official meetings, ceremonies, conferences and institutional programmes at national, provincial and regency levels.
The presentation also covered Melali Bali Transport, which provides transportation solutions for MICE programmes, corporate groups, leisure travellers, airport transfers and excursions. Its fleet includes Toyota Innova Zenix, Toyota Hiace Commuter, Toyota Hiace Premio, Toyota Alphard, mini coaches and other vehicles for different group requirements.
Expanding Leisure and Special-Interest Travel
The presentation also highlighted Melali’s growing leisure and special-interest travel portfolio.
Melali Indonesia Journeys develops curated travel programmes for FITs and small international groups seeking authentic and comfortable experiences across Indonesia. Its programmes extend beyond Bali to Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Lombok, Sulawesi, Labuan Bajo, Komodo and other emerging destinations, with experiences focused on culture, heritage, nature, culinary traditions, adventure and special interests.
Other businesses within the Melali portfolio include Infinity Weddings by Melali Bali, specialising in destination weddings; Bali Wellness and Beauty Expo, an international platform for the wellness and beauty sectors; Bali Medical Wellness Journey, focusing on medical and wellness tourism; and deTourU, a member-based travel platform connecting accommodation partners with quality-conscious travellers aged 35 and above.
Dr Ketut Jaman Highlights the Value of Collaboration
Speaking during the meeting, Dr Ketut Jaman, Co-Founder of Melali Bali Group, emphasised the importance of closer cooperation between Melali Bali Group and The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali, particularly in joint marketing for international and domestic markets.
Dr Jaman said the two organisations have different but complementary strengths that could create greater value and new business opportunities when combined.
“Melali Bali Group and The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali have different strengths, but these strengths are highly complementary. By bringing them together through a well-planned collaboration, we believe we can create greater value and stronger opportunities for both organisations,” said Dr Jaman.
He said this approach reflects the principle of collaboration theory, where organisations combine their resources, knowledge, networks and capabilities to achieve stronger outcomes than they could achieve independently.
“Collaboration is not simply about promoting each other’s products. It is about creating joint value. By combining market access, marketing networks, destination expertise and hospitality products, we can develop new opportunities while offering better choices and experiences to our clients and guests,” he said.
(Melali Media Team)