Minister will nur noch Qualitäts-Besucher – damit Bali sauber bleibt
Das klingt schon unglaublich, was der Minister Luhut Pandjaitan da so von sich gibt. Backpacker haben Bali berühmt gemacht, dafür gesorgt, dass diese kleine indonesische Insel Weltruhm erlangte. Jetzt sind sie plötzlich nicht mehr willkommen. Sie sollen draußen bleiben, damit Bali sauber bleibt. Backpacker sind also “unsauber”. Das jedenfalls meldet The Bali Times.
The minister also said that Indonesia is only interested in “quality visitors. We will filter tourists that come visit. We don’t want backpackers to come so that Bali remains clean, where the people who come are of quality,” Luhut said.
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https://thebalisun.com/bali-visa-on-arrival-program-adds-17-more-countries/
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