TipTip rolls out AI-backed Bali travel pass with unlimited attractions access

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Indonesia-based tech company TipTip is expanding deeper into the travel and experiences sector with the launch of the Bali All-Access Pass, a concierge-led offering under its SatuSatu platform that aims to simplify how travellers explore the island.

The Bali All-Access Pass provides travellers with unlimited access to more than 50 curated experiences across Bali, alongside a dedicated concierge service designed to remove the friction often associated with itinerary planning and fragmented bookings. Available in one-, two-, and three-day options, the pass marks the first major rollout from SatuSatu as the platform looks to scale its travel model across Indonesia.

The launch comes shortly after TipTip announced it had achieved company-wide EBITDA profitability in early 2026, signalling growing momentum for the company’s AI-driven entertainment and experiences ecosystem.

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According to TipTip, the Bali All-Access Pass combines attractions, experiences, and concierge coordination into a single product, positioning itself as an alternative to traditional online travel agency models. Experiences included range from sunrise jeep tours at Mount Batur and purification rituals at Tirta Empul to cycling through Ubud’s rice terraces and access to beach clubs around the island.

“What stood out to me was how effortless everything felt,” said Bobby Saputra, brand ambassador of the Bali All-Access Pass. “With the Bali All-Access Pass, I had a dedicated concierge handling the planning and coordination, so the day just flowed naturally from one experience to the next. It’s a smarter, more seamless way to explore Bali.”

Travellers can purchase the pass through SatuSatu and activate it within 90 days. Once activated, users are paired with a concierge team intended to guide them through recommendations, logistics, and bookings throughout their stay.

For TipTip, the launch also reflects a broader strategic direction centred on combining AI infrastructure with human-led service layers.

“This is how we see travel evolving, away from fragmented bookings toward a more unified and flexible model,” said Albert Lucius, group CEO and founder of TipTip. “The Bali All-Access Pass is our starting point, bringing multiple experiences into a single product, supported by a concierge that helps travellers plan their journey and optimise the value. Over time, we see this model expanding across destinations in Indonesia, giving travellers an easier way to explore at their own pace.”

The Bali launch also builds on TipTip’s recent financial milestone. Earlier this month, the company said it had achieved EBITDA profitability after recording 56% quarter-on-quarter gross revenue growth in its entertainment ticketing business during Q1 2026. Net revenue grew 283% from Q4 2025 to Q1 2026, while contribution margins improved by 50% following the deployment of its AI-powered demand prediction engine.

TipTip said more than half of its transactions by the end of 2025 came from organically self-onboarded promoters, which the company cited as evidence of increasing platform stickiness and network effects.

Under SatuSatu, TipTip is extending these capabilities into the travel space by integrating AI-enabled booking infrastructure with concierge-led customer support. The company said the model allows for features such as instant booking confirmations, same-day reservations, and skip-the-queue attraction access.

SatuSatu launched earlier this year and is currently on track to serve 10,000 monthly customers, according to the company. Bali serves as the platform’s first expansion market, with additional Indonesian destinations expected to follow.

“As we move forward, we remain focused on investing in growth verticals aligned with long-term shifts in consumer behaviour, where authenticity and real-world engagement are becoming increasingly important,” Lucius said. “SatuSatu reflects our conviction in building AI-resilient products by delivering experiences done right, and we look forward to expanding high-quality offerings in the experiences ecosystem.”

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