Bali International Fashion Week 2026 and BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 bring together communities, industry players, and tourist through a diverse range of lifestyle experiences at The Nusa Dua.
The Nusa Dua, Bali, 23 September 2026 – The Nusa Dua, Bali, will become a meeting point for two international events with distinct characteristics from 24–26 September 2026. Bali International Fashion Week (BIFW) 2026 will take place at Museum Pasifika, while BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 will be held at Peninsula Island, The Nusa Dua. Taking place simultaneously, the two events will bring together fashion, automotive, lifestyle, entertainment, art, and culture experiences within one integrated destination.
Both events will bring together communities and industry players from various fields while creating opportunities for interaction with domestic and international tourists. BIFW 2026 is targeting 202 visitors per day, while BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 is targeting more than 1,500 domestic riders and visitors, as well as 500 international riders and visitors.
General Manager of The Nusa Dua, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, said that hosting two events with different characteristics at the same time demonstrates The Nusa Dua’s capacity as a destination that can accommodate diverse experiences and lifestyle communities within one integrated area.
"The simultaneous presence of Bali International Fashion Week and BMW Motorrad Days brings together two communities with different characteristics and interest in one destination. This demonstrates how The Nusa Dua can serve as a platform for a wide range of events and lifestyle activities capable of attracting communities, industry players, and tourist from various markets. For us, this momentum not only provides visitors with a more diverse range of exoeriences, but also creates opportunities for interaction and collaboration among communities, the creative industry, tourism stakeholders, and international markets," he said.
Bali International Fashion Week 2026, held at Museum Pasifika, will feature a series of fashion shows and designer collaborations involving Bench Bello from the Philippines, Elena Murzina from Russia, as well as Tjokorda Gde Abinanda Sukawati and Inggi Kendran from Bali and abroad. Taking place over three days from 24–26 September 2026, the event will bring together designers, models, academics, creative communities, and fashion industry players through a series of showcases and networking sessions.
Meanwhile, BMW Motorrad Days Bali 2026 will offer experiences for the BMW Motorrad community and enthusiasts through a program titled Mystical Ride on 24 September, followed by a festival on 25–26 September at Peninsula Island. The festival will feature a variety of activities, including test rides, a custom bike showcase, entertainment, cultural performances, and community activities, offering participants a combination of automotive experiences, entertainment, and social interaction.
"We see events not merely as activities taking place within the destination, but as catalysts for generating tourist movement, extanding visitor experiences, and creating a multiplier effect for Bali's tourism and creative economy ecosystem. Therefore, The Nusa Dua remains open to events that can bring communities and international markets to Bali," he added.
For The Nusa Dua, the simultaneous hosting of Bali International Fashion Week (BIFW) 2026 and BMW Mottorad Days Bali 2026 further strengthens the destination’s role as an integrated tourism destination capable of accommodating various segments, ranging from leisure, MICE, and sport to entertainment and lifestyle. The presence of fashion and automotive communities from various countries also expands the range of experiences available to tourists during their stay in Bali.
"Through the synergy between events, destination experiences, and the strength of Balinese culture, we aim to ensure that every activity held at The Nusa Dua not only delivers memorable experiences, but also creates added value for the destination and Bali's tourism ecosystem," Agus Dwiatmika concluded
“Through the synergy between events, destination experiences, and the strength of Balinese culture, we aim to ensure that every activity held at The Nusa Dua not only delivers memorable experiences, but also creates added value for the destination and Bali’s tourism ecosystem,” Agus Dwiatmika concluded.