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When we started Hey Bali with just a storage locker and a WhatsApp number, we had one simple goal: rescue travelers from Bali’s most universal headache – the dreaded “what do I do with my bags?” dilemma.
Today, we’re both humbled and thrilled to share that our 24/7 Bali bag storage service has not only helped thousands of travelers enjoy their final hours in paradise baggage-free, but has also earned recognition from some of the world’s most respected publications.
In what still feels like a surreal moment for our small team, AP News, The Globe and Mail, Benzinga, and Barchart – publications better known for covering global markets and world affairs than beach gear logistics – have all featured our humble service.
(We’re still waiting for Vogue to do a “Luggage-Free Vacation Chic” spread, but hey – a team can dream.)
So how did a small Bali startup end up in these outlets? Here’s what caught their attention—
✅Read : Don’t Let Your Luggage Cang-gu-ggle You! (and Your Biceps!)
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When Your Bali Bag Storage Service Outshines Breaking News
How a simple idea for luggage freedom ended up in the same headlines as world events
AP News: Where Suitcases Share the Spotlight With Elections

The day AP News—the global wire service with 1 billion+ daily readers—featured our Bali bag storage service was the day we realized: even backpacks can be breaking news. Their piece highlighted how we’re cutting the cord between travelers and their luggage (so you can finally enjoy that Ubud waterfall without dragging a roller bag through the jungle).
📖 [Read how we made the press wire](AP News link)
The Globe and Mail: Canada’s Take on “Why Didn’t We Think of This?”

When a publication known for dissecting GDP growth and policy shifts pauses to praise our on-demand Bali bag pickups, you know you’ve struck a nerve. Their angle? “Finally, a vacation upgrade that’s not an overpriced lounge pass.” (We’d add: and 100% less stressful than begging hotels for storage.)
📖 [See the Canadian seal of approval](Globe and Mail link)
Benzinga: Trading Stock Tips for Suitcase Freedom

Proof that even finance geeks need stress-free Bali bag storage: Benzinga (usually all about crypto charts) called our service “the ROI you can’t quantify—unless you’ve tried chasing sunsets with a 20kg anchor.” We’ll take that over a stock ticker any day.
📖 [Read the unexpected financial endorsement](Benzinga link)
Barchart: Where Luggage Trends Alongside Bitcoin

When Barchart—a platform that tracks market movements like hawks—declared our model “disrupting Bali’s baggage blues,” we laughed. Disrupting? We just wanted to save travelers from sweating through shirts while herding suitcases to cafés. But hey, if the analytics say so…
📖 [Catch the market-approved coverage](Barchart link)
✅Read : Stuck With Your Luggage in Seminyak? Don’t Be That Tourist.
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Why the World Press Cared (And Why You Should Too)

Spoiler: It’s not just about storing bags—it’s about reclaiming lost vacation time
The Real Headline? “Travelers Waste 127 Hours a Year Lugging Suitcases” (We Made That Up… But It Feels True)
Those media features weren’t just fluff—they zeroed in on a universal truth: tourists lose precious Bali moments to luggage logistics. Think:
- Beach plans abandoned because you’re stuck guarding backpacks
- $15 smoothie bowls eaten in 2 minutes before rushing to airport pickup
- “Quick temple stops” that turn into suitcase obstacle courses
Hey Bali didn’t invent bag storage—we just weaponized it against wasted time.
The Hidden Cost of ‘Just Dealing With It’
Those articles exposed what travelers don’t post on Instagram:
- Hotels charge for late check-out (but our Bali bag storage is IDR 25k/day)
- Rideshares refuse overloaded scooters (we deliver to your next hotel)
- Airport layovers spent herding bags (we’ll meet you at arrivals)
“But it’s just a backpack!” → Tell that to your shoulders after 8 hours in Canggu traffic.
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The real lesson from AP News & co.? Travel light, stay longer, sweat less.
📦 Pro Tip: Book our airport delivery and your bags will beat you to check-in.
“Used Hey Bali after reading the Benzinga piece—turns out they’re right. My only regret? Not dumping my bags sooner.” – Sarah, Germany
✅Read : Cheap Bag Storage in Kuta Bali: Where Your Luggage Chills (Like You Should)
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Why Did 1,000+ Travelers Trust Us With Their Bali Luggage Storage?
✅ Yes, and we’re as surprised as you are. Turns out, solving the “where do I stash my suitcase?” panic is newsworthy. Their piece focused on how we’re cutting luggage stress for Bali travelers—because even paradise feels better hands-free.
[Read the AP News feature here]
💡 Think: freedom vs. frustration. Hotels often charge for late check-out or refuse storage. We’re cheaper (IDR 25k/day), 24/7, and will pick up/deliver anywhere—beaches, airports, even that hidden café you don’t want to leave.
📈 Even finance geeks hate wasted time. Their article called us “the ROI you can’t quantify” (translation: more sunset time = priceless). Plus, dragging suitcases hurts your vacation ROI.
🎸 Surfboards, strollers, even a didgeridoo. No judgment—if it fits, we’ll guard it. Pro tip: Tag us @heybali with your weirdest storage request for a free coconut delivery (maybe).
🔒 1,000+ travelers (and 4 global media outlets) can’t be wrong. We use insured, monitored storage and English-speaking staff. Fun fact: Our founder once stored his passport with us to prove the point. (Don’t try this at home.)
✅Read : Sleep Easy, Store Easy: 24-Hour Luggage Storage Near Bali Airport
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The Mic Drop: Travel Light, Live Large

So yes — maybe we’re “just” a Bali bag storage service.
But when your name ends up next to global stock tickers, policy updates, and international headlines… maybe you’re onto something more.
We’re not here to change the world.
Just your last 6 hours in Bali.
Leave the bags.
Keep the magic.
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“Some people chase luggage around Bali. Others chase sunsets. I just chose to carry neither.”
— Giostanovlatto, possibly while sipping coconut espresso somewhere in Seminyak
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Meet the Author
Giostanovlatto is a self-proclaimed “professional wanderluster” who believes that life is too short to stay in one place. When he’s not busy chasing sunsets or hunting for the best local food, you can find him striking up conversations with strangers (who often become friends by the end of the trip).














