Jakarta: The government has reaffirmed that the active Mount Agung is unlikely to interrupt tourists’ plans of a vacation of a sun, sea and surf in a bid to lure them back to Bali.
The tourism industry has been severely hit since the volcano’s eruption in November as many countries have released travel advisories for its citizens traveling to the island.
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