BALI VLOG | Gili T, Mount Batur, Ring making and traveling to Bali with a peanut allergy!

[@ellieannpicknell]

I cannot believe the peanut story! People are so cruel. That’s so scary to go through, being constantly on edge the whole flight. You gave them plenty of time to organise the flight to be nut free! How comes other airlines can do that but this one couldn’t… so bad! Glad you’re okay though and you’re back safe!💕💕

[@hollyb_fitness]

Thank you so much! I feel the exact same!xxx

[@sarahlouisetyler1]

I empathise completely-I had the *exact* same experience with Malaysia Airlines flying to and from Bali!! The staff were generally just SO callous it literally reduced me to tears-I couldn't believe how little they could care. The whole experience was horrendous and super anxiety-inducing!! They did seat us up in Business Class when economy were being served however and, when the peanuts were being handed out, I just buried my face in my husbands hoodie! The irony is it's generally fine being in these countries as long as you're careful obvs (have been to Bali, Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia and Laos) but it's the actual getting there that seems to cause so many problems and anxiety!!

[@caitmx486]

Absolutely insane that they wouldn’t accommodate you! Literally who needs a bag a peanuts that bad so so strange!, so glad you had a good time regardless🫶🏻

[@charlottiej]

Your hair looks SO good curly!! I completely sympathise with how it feels when you don’t have long hair/extensions in but you genuinely look so good! 💕xx

[@hollyb_fitness]

Thank you so much angel!! I’m really trying to adapt to the short hair life so this is really kind 🥹❤️

[@wooslog]

Oh wow! Can’t believe the peanut story. I work in the food industry producing food products for supermarkets. We are so careful with this kind of thing, so it’s a shame to have a stupid airline ruin that for no apparent reason. I have never understood why they don’t just have a rule to not serve peanuts and nuts for the flight…people will cope… unlike the risk the other way around.

[@DanniRose86]

Hey Holly you may want to get a Deva cut to shape your curls and cut off the split ends. It will make your hair shorter so you may want to wait until your more comfortable but it’ll get all the processed and over straightened ends off and help your curly hair grow healthier. I’m also trying to embrace my curls so I understand. Good luck on your curly journey 😊.

[@eulaliabuchaca]

Next destination will be Bali!! love it ❤‍🔥 just been to Montenegro, more affordable but super beautiful as well

[@jackharrington697]

Holly love your vlogs girl and hope you had a great weekend love from the states!!💙💙💗💗

[@hollyb_fitness]

Thank you so much!!!

[@bethgrace6798]

I did the Mount Batur hike and trust me the sunrise you saw was a million times better than mine 😂 all I saw was mist and by the time it cleared the sun had already come up 😅

[@cristirego6213]

I’m in a really humid part of Mexico and feel so much less fit here, the humidity is so much tougher on our bodies so everything feels harder 😅

[@erwinhudoyono3699]

God bless you from BALI INDONESIA...🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@lauraturford]

Such a great vlog & lovely to see you back on here feeling better hun...look forward to ur nxt video 🥰xxx

[@hollyb_fitness]

Thank you so much angel!!! Glad to be back!!!

[@lauraturford]

@hollyb_fitness honestly love ur content & following ur life journey!! Hope ure enjoying being back in Manchester, im not far from Chester so ure only up the motorway from me ☺️❤️xxx

[@hollyb_fitness]

@@lauraturford oh hello neighbour!! And thank you that really means so much to me 🫶🏻

[@lauraturford]

@@hollyb_fitness have a fab week hun 💖xxx

[@mansoor3159]

Omg! Holly what a perfect timing and my sister really love your vlogs so so much you are my inspiration and I wish you have a amazing weekend with your friends💫🤗💝

[@hollyb_fitness]

Thank you both so much!!

[@mansoor3159]

@@hollyb_fitness you're so welcome 😁

[@eprohoda]

thanks,you did useful editing! Holly! 📽

[@zalmhendry]

Thanks for visiting, very nice vog

[@kathleenkoeg]

Singapore Airlines is quite good. But the sad fact is if you had been first class you would probably have got a nut free flight 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@matcha_mage]

Omg I'm from Malaysia and Malaysia Airlines is literally one of the worsttt airlines ever! Food is so bad, service is horrible, and this is just more proof that they just don't care :/ I never fly it anymore lmao but so sorry you had to go through that - glad you were okay! Love love your positive outlook despite the whole fiasco + Bali belly and glad you had a good time regardless!! Xxx

[@issylawton3485]

I’m planning on going to Bali. Is 2 weeks enough? I also have a nut allergy 😅 so hoping it’ll be ok! X

[@clairegueissaz9783]

OMG I'm shocked about the attitude of the Malaysian Airline employees! This is absolutely outraging ! I'm sorry you had to go through that... I don't have a peanut allergy but it says a lot about customer service so I'm definitely boycotting this airline!

[@hollyb_fitness]

Completely agree, I’ve heard other nightmare stories about them too since so definitely one to avoid!!

[@fati22257]

I will never fly with Malaysian air!! I also have a deadly peanut allergi, and that would be my WORST nightmare 😳

[@hollyb_fitness]

I think it’s just an anxious situation with an allergy anyway yet alone when they make it very clear they have no interest in trying to keep you safe 😂😂

[@gagglesas]

Absolutely mindblowing they would put the want of someone wanting nuts over a human life....., if you cant wait 9 hours without nuts then you have a problem. Never once have I been annoyed when the annoucement asks if you can refrain from eating nuts.

[@gagglesas]

And you should put a complaint in, even for the principal of it

[@hollyb_fitness]

@@gagglesas I think I will, also thank you for your comment it’s really lovely to hear someone be so understanding!xx

[@Jascensionvoid]

So it sounds like you can’t really eat or drink anything in Bali? I wanted to visit, but I love meat and cold drinks? So is it not safe then? 😢

[@arumramadhani5622]

welcome to my country, Indonesia ❤

[@carlylush3808]

Surely the airline could have made everyone onboard aware that there was somebody on the flight with a severe nut allergy and then leave it up to everyone to decide? If they don’t want to take the no peanuts stance AND they don’t charge people for them then this seems like the next best option - it will provide you with a bit of comfort and tbh most people would forgo peanuts if they knew that eating that tiny tiny bag of peanuts would cause somebody to have a severe reaction! Mental that you had to go through that!

[@Royalmatch_]

Don't forget to stop by Gili Trawangan, Lombok island

[@francinejaninesarmiento1797]

Your vacation vlogs are always so captivating! Just curious, have you had a chance to check out the new V4 of the Bento Bag from Nomad Lane? It's generating quite the buzz in the travel community, and I think it could be a fantastic addition to your travel essentials.

[@Billy33753]

Love your channel

[@bingoSK9]

Your life is YOUR responsibility. Some people/organisations can be kinder than others but its not realistic to expect other to adapt to you as if you are special to them. You adapted, you were fine. The world doesn't revolve around you and doesn't owe you anything.

[@bingoSK9]

@@enev_17 Its actually more balanced to go through life as resourceful and self-sufficient as possible, rather than be reliant on the whims of others for your well being.

[@helena003]

I can't get over how much curly hair suits you!

[@hollyb_fitness]

Omg thank you 🥹🥹

[@Abdulras_q]

love the authencity. Have you tried create more appealing custom thumbnails to increase your engagement on youtube.

[@nonotyo1534]

begitu indah

[@emmaSWathome]

That's crazy about the airline, if they really wanted to give the peanuts out could they not hand them out at the end of the flight when everyone was leaving the plane!

[@FitFoodAE]

I did the same hike in Bali! That breakfast was interesting lol but the sunrise 😍😍

[@jescimajensan489]

I can't believe how they dealt with your allergy! Makes you wonder what they do for other medical emergencies... if someone is having a heart attack do they just keep flying... like oh well if they die they die?!!.... I feel like there has to be laws around this even in Malaysia, because that is so inhumane. As a paramedic anaphylaxis is one of the scariest most quickly progressing life threatening conditions, really reminds you that you need to look out for yourself and your own wellbeing when travelling to other countries.

[@lovefindsyoux3]

I honestly cried hearing your experience with Malaysia airlines, as someone with a severe nut allergy I COMPLETELY understand the anxiety and how you felt. I’ve been to Bali several times with Singapore Airlines and they are amazing, so if you do want to go back then I’d recommend them 🤍

[@davidpaezphoto]

I'm having the same allergy problem with Qatar airways now. Can't believe these policies are done, to be honest, it's so frustrating for us. I've taken a lot of flights within Europe and many times they warn about the allergy of one customer, so I don't know why these bigger, more expensive companies don't care about allergy to peanuts but can have other 14 menus for low sugar diet, low fat, vegan, vegetarian, halal, etc. I just need a dish without nuts... anyway, I'll avoid all these airlines as much as possible.

[@elizabeththompson1525]

How’s the LDR going?

[@michaeltse321]

Never heard of peanut allogey until the last coupld of decades and it's becoming more and more people in the west. Don't hear about it in China or Japan as often. Why is that?

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

20:11 You guys are gorgeous and interesting

[@mickey859]

Prasiba

[@saveindianhusbandfamilyfrom498]

Is there anyone who has been caught up in a scenario involving a single mother from Bali, who gave drugs to their relatives or friends, then arranged a marriage in Bali and insisted on being brought to Australia for citizenship?

[@Wadyme]

Holly

[@gunawanwibisono5084]

Halo

[@Lucy34277]

I don’t have a nut allergy but when I flew Malaysian airlines and they were handing out free peanuts and I was thinking that’s probably the worst thing to do on a plane 🤦🏼‍♀️ that was 10 years ago and I can’t believe they are still doing that

[@ridwanandrendy3794]

Come to Bali with you? are you realy?

[@rzjatti]

Funny question but Have you had a boob job? Really nice vlogs.. Bali looks amazing 😊

[@EmAitch743]

Really enjoyed your vlog, apart from the extended rant about your peanut allergy. Honestly, I can’t believe you wanted an entire flight full of strangers to accommodate you? - You wasted so much time and energy and incited drama all around you - and in the end, you were able to find ways to keep yourself safe. You need to calm down a bit and own your own life.

[@saskiamantiri]

Hey i’ve followed you for a while and have loved watching your vids. but i must say, i feel very differently to the whole malaysian peanut issue. Only giving them 3 days in hopes to take out all the peanuts seems to be a bit of a stretch. And if you knew of other airlines that would accommodate your request why not go with them instead or do your research before booking? Instead of expecting them to accommodate you because “some airlines do it”. I think when you’re the one with the particular need, the responsibility should be on you as the individual to ensure you feel good and safe and not hope they alter their sop or affect the other 300 passengers to accommodate the one.

[@hollyb_fitness]

Hi lovely! So they didn’t need to remove peanuts from the aircraft, it’s just a case of not distributing them out - something other airlines do because they understand the severity of the situation. However, those other airlines (easyJet, virgin, jet2 etc) don’t fly to Asia, there is very limited airlines that do so the usual options aren’t available, which is why we booked with Malaysia airlines. I did take responsibly by calling the airline and asking if it would be a problem. At that point they should’ve flagged to me that regardless of my allergy they would be serving peanuts, meaning I could have made other arrangements to make sure I feel good and safe. I’m not really sure what more I could have done than call and pre-warn the airline and ask if it was going to be a problem? Also it’s hardly affecting 300 people in an extremely negative way if they aren’t handed a small bag of peanuts on a flight, whereas it could induce a life threatening reaction to me.

[@saskiamantiri]

I just looked online and googled peanut allergies on airlines and i was able to easily find info on which airlines do have policies on not serving peanuts, which ones can accommodate your request upon you notifying them and which ones will continue to serve regardless. There are some airlines that do go to asia like singapore airlines, turkish or phillipine airlines that looks to better accommodate your requests with notification ahead of time so research prior is key and not to just assume. This info is easily available and would’ve saved you a lot of discomfort traveling for such a long haul flight.

[@hollyb_fitness]

@@saskiamantiri I completely understand what you’re saying but that is exactly why I called? I called to ask if it would be a problem and was never told any differently so why would I assume it was going to be an issue if I’d spoken to customer service and asked them directly. If they had told me at that point it would be a problem I wouldn’t of flown with them and would’ve looked for an alternative route.

[@saskiamantiri]

@@hollyb_fitness you mentioned in your video she left a note during your call which is not a confirmation that they were to provide you with your request, but only to say that yes they know you are coming and that you have an allergy. All airlines are profit making business, of course they want your business and could be that she didn’t understand the gravity of your condition. And when you book or buy anything usually there’s a “i have understood and agreed to all the conditions regarding the purchase based on the terms set by the company”. Given they have already stated this on their website and other sites - “Meals and snacks may contain peanuts or nuts. The airline will not create any buffer zones or make onboard announcements.” It seems like they’ve already done more to accommodate you by moving you and your friends and yet you still chose to bash them online even though from my view, it looked like you’re the one in negligence for not doing your research ahead of time considering the severity of your condition. They’ve already stated their stance but you were adamant to set a different standard on them that they’ve already stated differently otherwise. What happened to you sucks. No denying it. But it could’ve been avoidable. I just don’t agree with the way you’re communicating the message to boycott a company when they’re not in the wrong. Their policy was clear. You missed it and they still tried to help you in the end.

[@hollyb_fitness]

The intention of this video is not to bash them at all, I always like to keep my space very positive and I wanted to share this experience to prevent someone else with a peanut allergy making the same mistake I did. Like I said I completely understand your point. That doesn’t dismiss my experience with some of the staff, others were accommodating which I mentioned and I’m extremely grateful for that. A lot of my followers also have allergies, specifically peanut allergies because my recipes are all nut free, so I’m sharing my experience to prevent any of them making the mistake of flying with Malaysia airlines. If you don’t have an allergy I’m sure the airline is fab but I stand by the point I was trying to make which is if you have an allergy do not fly with them.

[@niamhlynch8503]

Imagine thinking Bali is a country 😭

[@gracemac3031]

You look so gorgeous with your natural hair. Would you mind sharing where you get your filler done please? Fellow mcr gal looking for a reliable clinic 🫶🏻 x