(Photo:abc.net.au)Jakarta (VNA) - Authorities in Bali, Indonesia, will distribute a list of "dos and don'ts" for visitors arriving at the tourist island, and warn that they will cancel visas of disrespectful tourists. In a circular issued for government agencies on the tourist island, Governor Wayan Koster signed off on 12 "dos" and eight "don'ts" for international tourists. He highlighted that tourists entering certain holy sites for reasons other than praying, behaving disrespectfully at temples and going nude or wearing immodest clothing all make the "don't" list for tourists. According to him, tourists are being told to rent scooters and seek tour guide services from licensed operators. Government figures show about 13,000 to 15,000 tourists a day are arriving, down from the peak of 18,000 before COVID-19.

Source: Viet Nam News June 01, 2023 11:17 UTC