The Indonesian Tourism commerce Association (GIPI) Bali section is urging local governments to implement a inn moratorium on the isle.
The principle was badly needed, it said, as the overdevelopment of Bali was being interrogated by many visitors visiting the isle.
The association wanted that the policy could be gravely applied in 2014, in an attempt to hold Bali appealing to international visitors.
“Many visitors deplore about the present status of Bali. Too many structures make them seem uncomfortable as it is too congested. structures are universal and it is hard to find green areas,” GIPI Bali chairman, Ida Bagus Ngurah Wijaya, told Bali every day recently.
The fast growth of allowance inns, villas and non-starred places to stay has changed Bali into a vacation paradise for budget travelers. numerous new inns and villas are unfastening in Kuta, Sanur, Denpasar and Nusa Dua, regardless of the island’s oversupply of hotel rooms.
Bali has now more than 90,000 rooms, mostly established in the south, outstripping tourist demand.
“We are opposite an oversupply of accommodation in Bali. The government should take real activity as the oversupply is also initating a price war, with customers being suggested cheap inn rates. If the government has no principle, Bali will become a bargain vacation destination,” Wijaya said.
He added that the overdevelopment had made visitors question the quality of Bali’s heritage tourism. “Many visitors now ask what kind of tourism is actually being offered by Bali? Is it still heritage tourism or has it changed?” he said.
Wijaya interrogated the destiny of the inn moratorium issued by the provincial management in 2011. “The moratorium should be imposed soon, before tourists depart Bali for other destinations over the world,” he supplemented.
Previously, Bali Governor Made Mangku Pastika initiated a moratorium on new inns in south Bali, an locality that embraces the island’s three richest regions: Badung, Denpasar and Gianyar.
The moratorium, which was issued in early 2011, was conceived to tackle the south region’s room oversupply, as well as guiding buying into to other regions in Bali.
although, new hotels extend to be built in south Bali as the moratorium was rejected by the regents and town head, who have the authority to issue inn allows.
When asked for confirmation, Pastika said that he was keen to enforce the moratorium. “Due to the local autonomy policy, it is not very simple to enforce the moratorium. The provincial management only has jurisdiction over some strategic localities and any shareholder wishing to build a inn in those localities would be needed to secure a recommendation from the provincial administration,” Pastika said, supplementing that he accepted Bali had too many inn rooms.
Pastika said that he was ready to topic a new direction on the inn moratorium to be sent to all local administrations over the island. “If it is needed, I will [send a letter],” he said.
However, Pastika interrogated why persons were still investing their cash in new inns. “People state that inn prospects in Bali are no longer undertaking. But persons still construct new hotels. I don’t realise why. What is their motivation? We should try to find the answer,” Pastika said.
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