Bali is good with less tourist

Bali feels so fresh since corona comes (I don't like corona butbali vibes so calming now). Like everything is full with locals enjoy their day and have alot of space doing anything without too many stressful person. But the economic going down since bali is a tourist Island :(

It's hard to balance an economy in a nation where you depend on one revenue stream like tourism. Many tourism dependent economies are suffering right now as a result of relying on people traveling, I hope Bali can learn and start to diversify their industries to be more self-sufficient. You see entire nations collapse due to betting one thing will work.

31-10-2020, 11:28 PM

seaslug420 Wrote: It's hard to balance an economy in a nation where you depend on one revenue stream like tourism. Many tourism dependent economies are suffering right now as a result of relying on people traveling, I hope Bali can learn and start to diversify their industries to be more self-sufficient. You see entire nations collapse due to betting one thing will work.

Yeah man, everything soo hard to get these days but people start their own small or big bussines here and it's like a progress for Bali. Hope every nations can be better soon, I miss normal day lol

Ive never been but i would really like to go soon perhaps after corona

01-11-2020, 04:33 PM

traditore Wrote: Ive never been but i would really like to go soon perhaps after corona

Look upNusa Penida Island, it's worth the wait

i have been to bali several times...great place to holidays and awesome beaches

I am very happy if all regions in Indonesia have very few tourists, even none at all.

its like that in all of the cities that were filled with tourists, but those same cities are suffering because their economy depends on tourism

Unfortunately tourists are like parasites, they eat destroy and produce garbage regardless of region.
In the short term it would be nice to see no tourists, but in the long run it would lead to severe economic loss and crisis since many people depend on tourism.

I would argue that of every tropical destination. It's sad but it's the way it goes. Places get popular and the local economy gets hooked on the tourist dollars. Then people start flooding in and ruin the place.