Bali Hotels Association Begins Promoting Bali Tourism Reopening

25 Oktober 2020
Insight
Bali

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Denpasar, NetizenBali.com - The Bali Hotels Association has began promoting Bali’s tourism reopening through a new program called “Bali, A New Kind Of Adventure”. The campaign will feature a series of six 1 minute videos to showcase Bali under the new health and safety protocols.

The Bali Sun will be featuring the videos and links regarding travel restrictions, entry requirements and public health and safety measures that travelers might need in order to prepare themselves for visiting Bali.

The Bali Hotels Association has prepared the tourism information and health measures from leading authorities such as the World Health Organization, World Tourism Organization and the Indonesian Government.

The Bali Hotel Association wants travelers to know that Bali is not just about the partying.

In the first video, the couple features what the island has to offer including beautiful nature and a unique culture that is captured in a way that will emotionally resonate with travelers.

Chairman of Bali Hotels Association, Mr. Ricky Putra said “We draw inspiration from Bali’s vast and rich cultural heritage which is one of our major assets. We continue to carry the message of “Bali Is My Life” as visitors can start exploring Bali again under the new health and hygiene protocols” These videos have been designed to bring a message of hope for the future of Bali tourism.

Their main goal is to let travelers know that when they visit Bali, they can relax and be taken care of in world class hotels and resorts with Balinese hospitality and the implementation of health protocols.

Cleanliness, hygiene, masks and physical distancing will be in line with the Indonesian Government program for Bali called the ‘Clean Health Safety and Environment’ (CHSE) protocol.

The Indonesian Government has not set a date on when Bali will reopen for international tourism.

Back in August, the Bali Governor signaled the reopening could come at the end of 2020.

“The regulation signed by the Minister of Law and Human Rights that prohibits foreigners from entering Indonesia is still in effect. The Indonesian government will not allow for the entry of foreign tourists to Indonesia until the end of 2020, because Indonesia is still in the red zone category.” [Source: thebalisun.com]