Karma Group goes the extra miles in Creating Travel Experience by vaccinating Bali Staff, Families and Local Communities
The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on this island, decimating important sectors of our economy, most notably hotels and other segments of the hospitality industry. Most of the world has been anxiously waiting for the “silver bullet” of an effective COVID-19 anti-virus vaccine to save lives, reopen the business, save severely damaged hotels and restore public confidence.
However, entering Q2, we’re seeing travel start to rebound in Bali. As a result of the slow rise in travel demand, hotel employees need to be prioritised during the vaccine rollout to help both employees and guests safe when the situation becomes safe to travel.
The award-winning international travel and lifestyle brand, Karma Group is proud to be the very first Hotel Group in Bali to ensure that all of their staff have been vaccinated. The health, safety and wellbeing of the guests are the utmost priority at Karma Group, and they have been laser-focused in developing protocols that allow the guests to visit their award-winning Bali resorts and Indonesia properties with complete peace of mind.
Taking place in Karma Jimbaran, with the caring hands of 60 doctors and nurses, they have vaccinated 1200 their staff and their families, as well as 600 local residents to ensure that the entire community around their resorts are properly vaccinated against COVID-19.
Karma Group very much looks forward to welcoming our owners, members and guests to their Bali resorts once again for what they expect to be a truly special destination experience for everyone!
With a long line of publications under his belt, the travel tales of Joannes Rhino are adventurous and hold appeal with anyone fond of a good read, especially those who aren't afraid to leave a scar in the pursuit of fun. As well as travel, other subjects which fall into his expert remit include culinary, culture, design, fashion and shopping. He is also an author with 6 published books, including the 2016 Amazon Best Seller in Psychological Fiction, The Unseen Face. His second Psychology-Mystery novel, Dream, earned him the recognition as one of best young writers at the Khatulistiwa Literary Award ceremony in 2009. Equal to his love of words is his passion to see the world, and his desire to travel haunts him. He is still in search for a place to call “home”.
