New rules for foreign tourists have been introduced on the Indonesian island of Bali.
According to the Epoch Times, 136 foreign nationals have been deported from Bali since January for not following the rules on the island.
Bali Governor Wayan Koster has introduced a new set of rules for foreign tourists visiting the island.
“All parties should understand, implement and disseminate this document to all foreign tourists and staff who come to visit Bali,” Koster told reporters. used the phrase.
NEW RULES FOR FOREIGN TOURISTS
Under the new rules published, tourists will respect religious sites, customs and traditions, dress codes, obey all local rules and use Indonesian currency for their transactions.
Foreign tourists will stay in licensed places, drive according to local laws, and tour the region with licensed tour guides.
The new rules prohibit tourists from climbing sacred trees, behaving aggressively or harshly towards officials, engaging in unlawful activities, and engaging in acts that degrade the sanctity of venues.
To enforce the rules, the island municipality has deployed a special task force at major tourist and holy sites.
Local people will also be able to report any behavior that violates the rules to the task force. (AA)