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Tourism Management and Development in Bali

   

Added on  2023-06-04

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Running head: Tourism management 1
Tourism Management and Development in Bali
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Executive summary
The purpose of this report is to outline how the development of accommodation in the Bali
destination region is a paramount step as it improves the comfortability of the tourists as well as
ensuring improved tourism activities.
A rationale for developing accommodation as a product do exist as it ensures that market
competitiveness of such a product is fully adhered to in order to ensure that the product stays in
the market without being obsolete at a faster rate.
The Bali licensing authority has issued several laws and policies which help in the smooth
running of tourism accommodation as well as the explanation of the different categories of the
accommodation sector.
Certainty of a sustainable tourism development is being concerned by the accommodation as a
product by considering environmental, cultural and even economical sustainability.

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Contents
Table of contents..............................................................................................................................3
Introduction....................................................................................................................................4
1. Development of Tourism product.........................................................................................4
2. Rationale..................................................................................................................................5
3. Relevant legislation.................................................................................................................9
4. Sustainable Tourism Development.....................................................................................12
Conclusion....................................................................................................................................15
References.....................................................................................................................................16

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Introduction
Being a land blessed with many adorable features which attract millions of locals as well as
internationals as tourists, it lies on the prime location of tropical climate with a good topography
on the Indonesian part of the world. It has several attraction sites which include temples, forests
e.g. the monkey forests, beaches, ancient markets, museums in addition to arts and culture
1. Development of Tourism product
A product that is being marketed either by an institution or a nation to visitors for the purpose of
attracting them so as to make a visit, as tourists with an aim of both psychological and even
physical satisfaction, on such an institution or nation and to have an experience on such product
is what is termed to be a tourism product (Maria,2011). The major tourism product in this
instance is chosen to be an accommodation which is highly secured, on the Bali destination
region.
This destination region, Bali, has its location on the eastern side of an island called Java. Major
parts of this region experiences a good number of both local and international tourists who visit
several sites like the volcanoes (Agung and Batur mountains) wildlife, beauty sites and historical
sites of Bali. In Bali, for instance, a peak season for international tourism activities is being
experienced almost throughout the year because of the different attractions which include the
cultural Centres hence attracting many tourists from countries like Europe. Because of this high
turn-up of international tourists in the region a need therefore arises concerning the type of

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