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View all search resultsMost hotels in Jakarta have reported declining occupancy rates since the government cut spending on official trips and conferences, while operating costs keep climbing, forcing some to reduce headcount to scrape by.
As the number of tourists in Bali continues to rise, hotels on the island are suffering from declining occupancy rates, which they blame on a growing number of unlicensed rentals, raising concerns about harm to the local economy.
The event industry in Bali is under pressure from austerity measures, according to industry representatives, with significant revenue declines recorded as a result of reduced government trips and events.
The Indonesian Hotels and Restaurants Association (PHRI) has asked the government to reconsider a stipulation that orders ministries to cut spending for official trips by a minimum of 50 percent as well as to refrain from hiking value added tax to 12 percent next year.
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