PCT assessed the situation with tours to Bali due to the fuel crisis

Disruptions with gasoline supplies to Bali have not yet led to the cancellation of organized tours and excursions, the press service of the Russian Union of Travel Industry (PCT) told RBC with reference to data from the ITM group and Space Travel.

PCT explained that in recent days on the island there were delays in deliveries and queues at petrol stations, but gasoline remains on sale. Tour operators continue to carry out excursion programs and transfers, there were no complaints from ITM group customers about cancellations.

“We continue to operate normally. All paid services are provided, there are no cancellations of tours and excursion programs, said PCT expert, head of the PR department of ITM group Andrey Podkolzin.

Space Travel also reported that the host companies provided the transport with fuel in advance, so transfers and excursions are on schedule. According to the tour operator’s partners, new shipments of gasoline arrived in Bali on October 11 and 12, with additional deliveries expected on October 14 and 16. Full recovery of supply is expected by October 20.

On the eve in Denpasar in Bali, queues at gas stations were formed due to a shortage of Pertalite and Pertamax gasoline. According to regional authorities, the lack of fuel was associated with an increase in the average consumption of petroleum products. To replenish reserves on October 11, the ship Pertamina arrived on the island with 18 thousand cubic meters. m Pertalite and 2.5 thousand cubic meters. m Pertamax, additional deliveries were expected on October 14 and 16.