The Bali Tourism Model Will Change After Covid-19
DENPASAR – Welcoming the new normal implementation after Covid-19, Bali’s tourism is focused on its natural destinations. Deputy Governor of Bali Tjokorda Oka Artha Ardhana Sukawati, or familiarly called Cok Ace. Said that the Tourism Attraction on the Island of Gods to tourists is dominated by culture by 65 percent. Nature 30 percent and artificial […]
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A Number of Cafes on Jimbaran Beach Damaged by High Waves Yesterday, Losses of Tens of Jut
High waves that occurred yesterday resulted in damage in a number of cafes precisely Cafe 9 complex Jl. Pamelisan Agung Jimbaran Beach, South Kuta Badung. Like the glass in the broken Shadow Cafe and a number of other equipment filled with beach sand due to being hit by the tidal flood yesterday. “Yesterday the big […]
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Triggers Phenomena of Coastal Floods and High Sea Waves
DENPASAR – Central Bureau of Climatology and Geophysics Meteorology (BMKG) Region III Denpasar, Bali urges the public to be aware of the phenomenon of flooding in the coastal or tidal areas predicted to occur on 27 – 28 May 2020. “For the rob incident that occurred in several coastal areas bordering the Indian Ocean due […]
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Rob Landa Flood in South Coast of Bali, BMKG Appeals to Reduce Activities at Sea
Tidal floods or rising sea water hit the Kuta Beach area, Kuta District, Badung on Wednesday (5/27) afternoon. Sea water rises and overflows onto the highway. At the time of the incident, there was no striking activity around the coast, so it did not cause anything undesirable. The phenomenon of rising tides is expected to […]
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Distance Education is the Solution in the New Normal Era
Presidential Chief of Staff Moeldoko said distance education was the best solution in the application of teaching and learning systems in the new normalcy era. According to him, almost 100 percent of Indonesia’s territory has been reached with infrastructure that supports the distance learning process implemented properly. “At the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, we […]
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Still Crowded During Corona Outbreak, Access to Kuta Beach in Bali is Closed
Tourist access to Kuta Beach in Bali’s Badung Regency has now been closed. In the midst of a corona virus outbreak, this beach is still crowded with tourists and surfers. Thus, the Kuta Traditional Village closed as many as 40 access points. Although it is sufficient to use the portal from bamboo, it is expected […]
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