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Bali Fest Mandurah organisers issue apology and refunds to ticketholders after flood of complaints – The West Australian
The event organisers had promised to bring Bali to Western Australia, but some punters were furious, saying they didn’t ‘anything remotely close to a Bali experience’….
Bali Fest organisers have issued a public apology and vowed to pass on full refunds after receiving a flood of complaints from festival punters who claimed they were lied to and underwhelmed by the event.
The $30 Eventbrite ticketed event has been bagged by festival goers since it opened in Mandurah on Friday, with the promise of bringing Bali and its culture, food, entertainment, shopping and leisure lifestyle to Australia while making donations to struggling Balinese people.
But dozens of attendees…
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