2 October is celebrated as Indonesia’s National Batik Day, a form of appreciation towards another form of appreciation by the UNESCO towards the magnificence of Batik, as it has been acknowledged by the organization as one of the “Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity” on 2 October 2009, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Alaya Hotels & Resorts, as a professional hospitality management company that is inspired by Indonesia, also celebrate the amazing cultural achievement that is Batik in our own way. Our employees—spread across 3 Hotels in 3 major cities in Bali—were wear Batik on that day to show that we are proud of Batik, we are proud of Indonesia, and we are proud to become a part of the day that celebrates Batik!

Additionally, our employees also wear Batik as work attire on every Fridays. Alaya Hotels & Resort highly appreciate Batik as one of Indonesia’s proudest cultural identity!

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ABOUT ALAYA HOTELS & RESORTS

Alaya Hotels and Resorts is a premier accommodation brand that selects distinct destinations for its properties. The company’s mission is to merge a new generation of hospitality and refined service standards with classic contemporary interiors and innovative space. Alaya properties are well appreciated by millennial couples and families who thirst for interesting travel opportunities and personalized experiences. Alaya Resort Ubud and Alaya Resort Jembawan were designed by Perth-based architects Grounds Kent, an award-winning firm responsible for numerous culturally.

Alaya Hotels and Resorts is managed by AIM Hospitality, a privately held Indonesian-based holding company that operates several successful leisure brands including Tanaya Bed & Breakfast, DaLa Spa, Petani, Manisan, Herb Library and as well as Villa de daun which is set to be transformed and rebranded as Alaya Dedaun Kuta soon in January 2018.

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