Bali to crack down on ‘naughty’ foreigners with new rules and tourism levy

Bali cracks down on 'misbehaving' tourists with strict new rules

The island has introduced strict new rules for tourists (Picture: Getty Images) Bali has introduced a set of new guidelines aimed at curbing ‘misbehaviour’ among tourists.  Authorities say the measures are designed to protect the island’s cultural integrity and sacred sites. The strict rules include dressing appropriately when visiting religious sites and prohibiting menstruating women from entering sacred temple areas. Bali’s governor, Wayan Ko…

Bali cracks down on ‘naughty’ tourists with strict new rules

Bali’s mayor has warned that some transgressions could be met with legal consequences.

As part of the fight against ill-mannered tourists, Bali has introduced new rules. These are intended to prevent the violation of cultural practices by foreigners, stipulate, among other things, the use of exclusively licensed guides, respect for sacred sites and the prohibition of menstruating women entering the temple premises.

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