Bali Villa Association has been formed flowing as it is around 2000 since the opening of several Villas in the Seminyak area and has become popular as an alternative place for tourists to live at high prices with classy service. Initially, BVA was only formed as a place to gather, chat to discuss villa issues, then they were inspired to form a villa association and invite hoteliers who are villa managers and GMs as committee administrators. From year to year more and more members participate and until now are seen and partnered with by the local government to discuss policies, regulations, security, environment, permits and several tourism issues, especially villas. Currently BVA has a key point in contributing to regional income, society, social activities, events, charity, development and improvement of tourism school education both formally and non-formally and especially reducing unemployment.
We admit that most of the existing villas are in the Badung area as Bali tourism and most of the BVA members are from the Badung area, even so, BVA has chapter as representatives for each district to facilitate monitoring in one forum.
Bali Villa Association (BVA) is a non-profit organization of villas in Bali striving to ensure that Bali achieves and becomes the most desired luxury accommodation for pleasure and business leading to sustainable tourism.
Bali Villa Association is under the aegis of the Indonesia Hotel and Restaurant Association (IHRA/PHRI).
Tagline: Stay in Bali, Stay in Villas
To become a legitimate, independent and beneficial private organization for its members, and at the same time as a good working partner for the government in implementing its various policies.
BVA has the principle of working together to build Bali tourism in synergy with the Balinese government, community, tourism stakeholders to build the regional economy, improve people's welfare, preserve Bali's nature and culture, maintain security and comfort, maintain the cleanliness of the surrounding natural environment and maintain sustainable tourism.
The programs are: