Bali’s rumbling Mount Agung slashes peak Christmas season tourist numbers

December 12, 2017 10:53 AM

JAKARTA (BLOOMBERG) – Imran Ameer booked tickets to spend 10 days on the beaches of Lombok, near Bali, with his pregnant wife and 17-month-old daughter. Then Mount Agung in eastern Bali erupted, forcing the 28-year-old from Melbourne to scrap that plan.

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