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Indonesia to reform tourism on tropical island Bali, senior minister says

Indonesia to reform tourism on tropical island Bali, senior minister says

  • About 200,000 foreigners currently live in Bali and have created problems such as crime, over-development and competition for employment
  • Foreign arrivals in Bali have surged since the island reopened after COVID-19, and videos of misbehaving tourists often go viral, angering local residents
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