EASY! HERE'S HOW TO SOLVE IT
This is a Response to the Pariwisata Berkelanjutan wikithon
Bali sujatine ngarasayang overtourism wantah ring sisi kelod! Saking wawancara titiang sareng pelaku pariwisata, ipun maosang, “Wewidangan sane pinih rame ring Bali inggih punika ring sawewengkon Ubud lan sawewengkonnyane,” lan ngawewehin, “Wisatawan kirang seneng ring Bali Utara santukan doh pisan saking bandara.” Sampun tatas, napi ten? Pamarginyane: iraga patut ngawangun infrastruktur sane ngawinang akses ke Bali Utara sayan dangan. Minakadi ngamecikang jaringan transportasi minakadi ring margi mangda wisatawan dangan rauh irika. Yening prasida, ngawangun bandara ring Bali Utara taler prasida dados solusi jangka panjang. Antuk ngepah pariwisata sane merata, nenten wantah pacang ngirangin beban ring sisi kelod, nanging taler pacang mukak peluang ekonomi anyar majeng ring krama ring sisi kaler. Dadosne, ngiring kawitin perubahan puniki mangda Bali sayan lestari lan lestari!
Bali sebenarnya mengalami overtourism di bagian selatan saja! Dari hasil wawancara saya dengan pelaku pariwisata, mereka mengatakan, “Bali yang paling ramai itu sekitar Ubud dan sekitarnya,” serta menambahkan, “Turis kurang tertarik ke Bali Utara karena jaraknya terlalu jauh dari bandara.” Sudah tergambar, bukan? Solusinya sederhana: kita harus membangun infrastruktur yang mempermudah akses ke Bali Utara. Misalnya, meningkatkan jaringan transportasi seperti jalan tol atau kereta cepat agar wisatawan lebih mudah ke sana. Jika memungkinkan, pembangunan bandara di Bali Utara juga bisa menjadi solusi jangka panjang. Dengan pemerataan wisata, tidak hanya mengurangi beban di selatan, tetapi juga membuka peluang ekonomi baru bagi masyarakat di utara. Jadi, mari mulai perubahan ini demi Bali yang lebih lestari dan berkelanjutan!
Bali is actually experiencing overtourism only in the southern part! Based on my interviews with tourism industry professionals, they stated, “The busiest areas in Bali are around Ubud and its surroundings,” and added, “Tourists are less interested in visiting North Bali because it’s too far from the airport.” That paints a clear picture, doesn’t it? The solution is simple: we need to develop infrastructure that improves access to North Bali. For instance, expanding transportation networks such as toll roads or high-speed rail would make it easier for tourists to reach the area. If feasible, building an airport in North Bali could also be a long-term solution. By distributing tourism more evenly, we can not only ease the burden on the south but also create new economic opportunities for communities in the north. So, let’s start this change for a more sustainable and balanced Bali!
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- high
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- SMA Negeri 1 Baturiti
- Age
- 16-21
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