Indonesia is pleading with Australian tourists to not only respect local customs but explore beyond Bali.
Indonesia has a message for Australians as they try to better control tourism on the popular holiday island of Bali.“It’s time to promote more,” Deputy Tourism Minister Ni Made Ayu Marthini said in a speech in Melbourne on Sunday.
The Indonesian island is loved by AFL players during players their off-season break. Picture: Instagram / @dysonheppell “We ask that all guests respect the culture, local laws, customs, the nature and our people as responsible travellers.” Lombok, Labuan Bajo, Borodudur, Lake Toba and Likupang have been selected as five destinations the Indonesian government want to drive international tourists to, instead of crowding Bali.
It is the gateway to the Komodo Islands, home of the Komodo dragons. You can also find Pink Beach there.
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