– Bali, popular for its beaches and culture, is struggling with overtourism
– Overtourism leads to congestion, crime, and disorder
– In 2023, Bali saw 5.2 million foreign tourists and 9.4 million domestic tourists
– The Governor of Bali has set guidelines to control visitors, including a ban on swearing and a new tourist tax
– The global tourism industry has seen significant growth, leading to bans, fines, and taxes in tourist spots
– The UNWTO advises limiting visitors without causing damage
– Indonesia’s Minister of Tourism calls for development in other areas of Bali to prevent overtourism
– Immediate action is needed to preserve Bali’s beauty and integrity amid overtourism
Is Bali Losing Its Charm? Here’s What You Need to Know
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