G20 Ended and Bali Tourism
The G20 has ended (16/11). After going through a series of activities at the G20 meeting, several heads of state have been observed returning to their home countries. Several heads of state who have returned include South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
In addition to the arrival of Heads of State and Delegations from several G20 participating countries, the G20 event also brought many tourists to Bali to enjoy the natural and cultural beauty of Bali.
The data obtained from the tourist manager of Ulun Danu Beratan Temple shows that monthly visits are always above 40,000, this also has an impact on nearby destinations which have also increased to more than 40,000.
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In addition, health and wellness tourism is still the leading tourism sector chosen as a development priority. This is in line with the tourism trend that occurred after the new normal era amidst the ongoing global pandemic.
Minister of Tourism and Creative Economies Sandiaga Uno is keen to promote Bali as a health tourism destination. Speaking at the B20 event as part of the business arm of the G20 Summit, Minster Uno said that he hopes the dialogue will shift and there will be more investment in the Sanur Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the coming years, as well as health tourism more broadly.
The Chairman of the Indonesia Wellness Institute (IWI), Paulus Mintarga, explains the economic benefits of a thriving wellness sector for Indonesia. “The growth of the wellness industry is 6.6 percent, higher than the world average economic growth of 4 percent. Even in the U.S., real estate, wellness reached 23 percent. In the future, wellness tourism will become a trend”.
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