Grand Hyatt Bali has taken a bold step toward promoting safety and well-being by providing premium-quality helmets to all its associates. This initiative is part of Hyatt's World of Care commitment, reflecting the brand's dedication to caring for people and communities.

The idea was inspired by a common concern in Bali: many riders still travel without helmets, increasing the risk of severe injury in accidents. Recognizing this, Grand Hyatt Bali decided to lead by example—ensuring its team members are protected both on and off duty.

The helmets are not ordinary. They come from a premium brand, meet Indonesian safety standards, and feature a special Grand Hyatt Bali design. Each helmet is equipped with double protection for the visor and eyes, combining safety with style.

Beyond receiving the helmets, associates also played an active role in shaping the final design. Through collaborative discussions and feedback sessions, team members contributed creative ideas on style, comfort, and functionality, ensuring the helmets not only met safety standards but also reflected the pride and identity of Grand Hyatt Bali. This collective involvement strengthened the sense of ownership and unity behind the initiative.

At Grand Hyatt Bali, we believe that caring for our people starts with creating a safe environment. By providing helmets, we empower our associates to travel confidently and securely, so they can focus on delivering exceptional service to our guests. Safety is not just a policy—it's a culture we nurture every day.

This initiative is more than just a safety measure—it's part of Grand Hyatt Bali's sustainability and community care program, aimed at giving back and fostering a culture of responsibility. By prioritizing safety, the resort hopes to inspire others in the community to adopt safer practices on the road.

"At Grand Hyatt Bali, caring for our people is at the heart of everything we do. Providing helmets is a simple yet powerful way to protect our associates and promote road safety in Bali," said Gottfried Bogensperger, General Manager of Grand Hyatt Bali.