BALI NUSA DUA FIESTA on 16 - 20 OCTOBER 2010

[Margie Gunaw]

A one-step-away Leisure & Entertainment Attraction with the theme: GREEN TOURISM, conducted in a secluded prestigious white sandy beach area of Nusa Dua Bali. Worldwide Tourists will flocks here including worldwide TV & Magazines to cover this special event. Lots of attractions such as Water Sports, Family Activities, Art & Fashion Shoppings, G\Food Bazaar and most of all is CULINARY CHALLENGE for Professional Chefs. Guests may watch how those professional Chefs show their talented skills in the food industry all in one secluded safe area on the beach of Nusa Dua Peninsula (Behind Hyatt Bali).

We, ICA (Indonesian Chef Association) in conjunction with BTDC (Bali tourism Development Corp) will conduct the 8th CULINARY CHALLENGE in which 18 class of Culinary Competition will commence. Guests also will see how Balinese Professional Chefs cook its world famous BEBEK BETUTU in Balinese traditional way and wearing Balinese Chef Uniforms. Ica & Fruit/Vegetable carvings, Butter Sculpture, Wedding Cake Balinese art style will bring AMAZING BALI theme.....And worldwide guests will also watching how Balinese people making their Gebogan Janur, a kind of beauty offering made from artistry woven palm leaves decorate with Balinese native grown fruits & flowers....and the most waiting is Balinese Rijstafel.......For Modern ethnic arts, ICA will conduct the Indonesian Chocolate Arts seminar, presented by Indonesian famous Chef, Trainer & Advisor and Chocolate Expert: Chef Yongki Gunawan, supported by Singapore Prime Chocolate Theys and Australian Baking Supplies Tofieco & Holman.

So, please plan your visit to Bali for this upcoming event. If there are any questions, please contact me here or email me: [email protected]
We sincerely invited all guests to visit our beautiful Island of Bali and supporting us to serve you the best.

Warmest Greetings from Bali Island
Margie Gunaw
Personal Chef
ICA National Secretary
Nusa Dua Fiesta ICA Board of Commissioner
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[Hombre de Maiz]

Wouldn't GREEN TOURISM by necessity require that tourists not stay in Nusa Dua? All those lawns, large buffet meals, expansive grounds lighting, etc. really can't be all that green, can't they?

[lantern]

Wouldn't GREEN TOURISM by necessity require that tourists not stay in Nusa Dua? All those lawns, large buffet meals, expansive grounds lighting, etc. really can't be all that green, can't they?


If you want to be really 'green' then stay at home. Just think of the carbon footprint of flying half way round the world. I cannot fathom why what you have described above deserves a green label. Admittedly most green labels are phony anyway.

[gffgold]

Nusa Dua and the Bukit are naturally very dry places that require huge amounts of water to make the lawns green. The only reason that area is covered in hotels is because there were very few people to drive away from such poor land. I doubt a single hotel in ND is actually owned by a Balinese.

[Hombre de Maiz]

That being said, that limestone formation probably has Bali's nicest beaches. But that is not saying much.