Malaysians will have to pay nearly RM50 to enter Bali from next year

Bali, Indonesia will start charging foreign tourists a levy to visit starting February 2024.

Balinese dancers performing a traditional dance during celebrations marking Indonesia’s 78th Independence day in Bali recently. — AFP

While Bali’s tourism sector hasn’t fully rebounded from the pandemic, it is already grappling with a deluge of misbehaving visitors that have worsened crime rates and roused the anger of residents. The island has deported hundreds of tourists this year and issued a guide for how they should behave, including how to respect the local customs and rituals.

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