Bali is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and the arrival of foreign tourists has had a major impact on the development of tourism on the island. The influence of foreigners on the tourism industry in Bali can be seen in several key aspects, such as economy, culture, and environment.
1. Economic Impact of Kawentenan tourists in Ngawe State contributes to the Sane Ageng Majeng ring of Bali's economy. Hotel business, restaurant, travel agency Miwah Makudang-kudang business Sane Tiosan Sayan Nincap Santukan Akehnyane tourists. TIOSAN PUNIKA, AKEH KRAMA FOREIGN INVESTMENT RING PROPERTY SECTOR MIWAH TOURISM BUSINESS, NGARDI PAKARYAN MAJENG KRAMA LOKA. Nanging, Wenten Taler Challenge Minakadi Pangarga Tanah Miwah Property Sane Sayan Nincap, Sane Ngawinang Meweh local manners Madue Tanah Soang-Soang. 2. Iusan Culture Bali's very unique culture is often the main attraction for tourists throughout the country. Nanging, Paiketan, local culture and foreign culture, Ngawinang Makudang-kudang Pauwahan. The Balinese tradition of Makudang-kudang Sampun Ngawit caters to tourists' tastes, such as the performing arts ring, culinary Sane Ngawinang Lega Miwah Festival. However, the modernization of foreign lifestyles has sometimes overtaken the traditional values of Balinese society, the way of clothing and consumer lifestyles. 3. Ius ring Environment NINCAPNYANE TOURISTS DURANEGARA TALER MAWESANA MAJENG PALEMAHAN Bali. Ngawigunayang resources Sane Kalintang, Minakadi Toya Miwah energy, Taler Sayan Nincapnyane plastic waste Miwah pollution Sane Dados Sane Ageng challenges. Tiosan Ring Punika, the commander of Sane Gelis tourism infrastructure, often refuses to sacrifice the green land of Miwah's natural ecosystem. Yadiastun has both positive and negative impacts, the country's character and culture in Bali's tourism sector is still a big factor in making the economic and cultural leaders of Pulo Puniki. Duaning Asunika Kabuatang Balance Pantaraning Growth of the Miwah Tourism Industry, Preservation of Miwah Culture, Palemahan Kantos, Bali, Still Dados Tatujon Sane Tourism is Sustainable.
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