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Academia 1 month ago

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Making Bali ASRI again: Restoring harmony through food waste reform

To restore the sacred harmony of Tri Hita Karana, Bali must look beyond the beach and fix its broken food system before the island’s landfills, and its beauty, reach a breaking point.

Editorial 1 month ago

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Mapping the danger zones

Whether through corruption, a lack of risk assessment or a desire for short-term financial gains, the "danger zones" are wiped off the map until the earth reclaims them.

Academia 1 month ago

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Kashmir tourism shows resilience and confidence

The renewed momentum was widely viewed as a sign of stabilization after years of disruption.

Editorial 2 months ago

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The drawing's on the wall

The government and stakeholders must act now to protect archeological sites on Sulawesi from a growing list of threats, from climate change to mining.

Academia 2 months ago

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Taming unruly tourists with code of conduct

Social media addiction and the hyperconsumptive lifestyles of the 21st century often mean tourists forget the real purpose of their visit.

Editorial 2 months ago

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Sinking trust in tourism

As an archipelagic nation, Indonesia relies heavily on sea transport for visitors, yet enforcement of safety standards remains uneven.

Archipelago 2 months ago

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Tourism safety in spotlight after Saudi tourist killed in jet ski accident

A lawmaker has called for a sweeping overhaul of Indonesia’s tourism safety and security standards, saying a series of fatal incidents involving both domestic and foreign tourists has exposed serious weaknesses in oversight and enforcement.

Archipelago 3 months ago

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Indonesia's poor maritime safety in spotlight following Labuan Bajo boat accident

Siswanto Rusdi, director of the National Maritime Institute, said the recurring accidents involving tourist boats point to weak enforcement and poor oversight by maritime authorities.

Economy 3 months ago

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Bali sees dip in domestic tourists, pins hopes on foreign visitors

Bali Governor I Wayan Koster attributed the decline to a reduced number of domestic flights, noting that several aircraft operated by national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia and its subsidiary Citilink are currently undergoing maintenance

Archipelago 3 months ago

Spanish family of four missing after boat sinks off Labuan Bajo

The mother and one daughter from the Spanish family, as well as four crew members and a tour guide, were rescued and safe, Basarnas said.

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tourism

PREMIUM Making Bali ASRI again: Restoring harmony through food waste reform

PREMIUM Mapping the danger zones

PREMIUM Kashmir tourism shows resilience and confidence

PREMIUM The drawing's on the wall

PREMIUM Taming unruly tourists with code of conduct

PREMIUM Sinking trust in tourism

PREMIUM Tourism safety in spotlight after Saudi tourist killed in jet ski accident

PREMIUM Indonesia's poor maritime safety in spotlight following Labuan Bajo boat accident

PREMIUM Bali sees dip in domestic tourists, pins hopes on foreign visitors