Bali: Between Cultural and Marine Tourism
Keywords:
Bali, marine tourism, cultural tourism, tourist attractions, sustainable tourismAbstract
This paper discusses the potential of marine tourism in Bali
and its contribution toward the development of sustainable
tourism. While marine and cultural tourism form two
distinct categories, in Bali there are many cultural activities
that take place on beaches, or coastal areas that become
unique tourist attractions. Therefore, in this paper, I will
also introduce an expanded view of marine tourism that
would include, for instance, the observation of processions
and rituals on beaches. Exploring the interconnections
between marine and cultural tourism may help us come up
with new strategies for the sustainability of tourism in Bali
as a whole. In addition to aiming at sharing the experiences
of Bali in managing and promoting its marine tourism
potential, this paper also seeks feedback on better ways
to manage marine tourism in order to achieve tourism
sustainability for the island.
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