2026's BEST INVESTMENT!

Bali is not only one of the world's most beautiful islands – ranked #1 by BBC Travel, #3 by Travel + Leisure, and the world's top tourist destination by TripAdvisor – but also an extremely stable and rapidly growing investment market. Indonesia, the world's 4th most populous country (278 million inhabitants, +61 million in the past 20 years), boasts 5% annual GDP growth with low 2% inflation. The island's tourism is exploding: in 2023, it already welcomed 15.1 million visitors, a number projected to reach 19.3 million by 2029 according to BPS Bali and UNWTO forecasts. The number of tourists is 1.5 times the local population, guaranteeing constant demand for real estate.

Outstanding returns and fast payback!Annual profitability: 10-16% – far surpassing similar markets (e.g. Turkey/Cyprus: 4-6%, Dubai: 5-6%, Thailand: 8-12%, Spain: 1-3%).Payback period: 4-6 years – compared to competitors' 8-30 years.Year-round season: 365 days – air temperature 25-32°C, ocean water 26°C, no seasonal limitations (unlike Turkey or Spain).

Limited supply, rising value!The island's developable land is finite (see the map with red markings), driving continuous price increases. The presence of global luxury brands (Hyatt, Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons, Marriott, etc.) boosts prestige and rental potential while supply remains tight.

Infrastructure developments that increase value:

• New international airport in North Bali (by 2026).
• Formula 1 circuit in the northwest.
• Bali's largest yacht marina (Diamond Sanur Marina).
• Mayo Clinic international medical center.
• New metro line and cruise port.
• Bali hosted the G20 summit in 2022 and plans to do so again in the future – attracting global attention and investments.

Bali's best districts for Hungarian investors:

• Canggu ($50-150/night average accommodation rate): Trendy surf and beach club paradise (Savaya, Ulu Cliffhouse), youthful vibe, high rental occupancy.
• Ubud ($150-250/night): Cultural center, rice terraces (Tegalalang), spiritual attractions (Monkey Forest, Tirta Gangga), wellness tourism.
• Bukit ($200-300/night): Luxury beaches, Instagram-famous spots (Uluwatu Temple), exclusive clubs, panoramic views.

In these districts, short-term rentals of villas, apartments, or boutique hotels (Airbnb-style) can achieve 80-90% occupancy thanks to authentic Balinese culture, natural beauty (Mount Batur, Gitgit Waterfall), and vibrant festivals.

Why now?With tourism growth surpassing pre-2019 levels, limited land supply, and an infrastructure BOOM, Bali real estate represents a resilient investment. As a Hungarian investor, you can diversify your portfolio into a market that is more stable and higher-yielding than Europe – all in a paradise setting!

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