Indonesia's Bali to enhance measures to promote quality tourism


JAKARTA (Xinhua): Authorities of Indonesia's Bali Island plan to tighten checks on foreign tourists starting 2026, including their financial capacity, length of stay, and planned activities, as part of efforts to promote quality tourism, Bali Governor I Wayan Koster was quoted by the local media.

Governor Koster said Bali's tourism governance would shift its focus from quantity to quality, in line with provincial regulations aimed at ensuring more sustainable and orderly tourism development.

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