Tourism Gentrification in Bali, Indonesia: A Wake-up Call for Overtourism

Suyadnya, I Wayan

doi:10.7454/mjs.v26i2.13401

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“…The escalating challenge of over-tourism in Bali signifies a pervasive and unsustainable inundation of tourists on the Indonesian island, resulting in a myriad of adverse repercussions across the social, cultural, economic, and environmental spheres (Krisnadi & Maharani, 2021;Suyadnya, 2022). While tourism inherently bears the promise of economic prosperity, the trajectory and intensity of its expansion in Bali have burgeoned into a source of multifaceted challenges characteristic of the over-tourism paradigm.…”

Section: An Ecological Epistemology Approach To the Issue Of Over-tou...mentioning

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Preserving Harmony in Bali: An Environmental Philosophy Approach to Tackling Over-tourism

Saputro,

Adha,

Ulmi

2024

Digital Press Social Sciences and Humanities

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Bali, a beautiful island in the Indonesian archipelago, has been a centre of world tourism for the last few decades. However, the influx of tourists has contributed significantly to the island's economic development; the phenomenon of 'over-tourism' has taken hold and has been in the spotlight in recent years. Over-tourism is characterized by several negative impacts, including environmental degradation, social disruption, and economic instability. This paper attempts to delve deeper into addressing that issue by using ecological epistemology as a foundation for understanding the interconnectedness of the natural and social worlds. It can be used to understand how over-tourism affects the environment, the local community, and the tourism industry. In addition, cybernetic epistemology is a framework for understanding how systems can rethink and adapt to changes. It can be used to understand how the tourism industry can be managed more sustainably. Therefore, in this context, ecological epistemology and cybernetic epistemology can be used to understand and address the issue of over-tourism in Bali. Furthermore, they offer different perspectives and methods that can be used to complement each other. By using both approaches, we can develop more comprehensive and effective solutions to this complex problem, especially in identifying the relevance of Tri Hita Karana's local wisdom in dealing with over-tourism in Bali. Tri Hita Karana is a Balinese philosophy that emphasizes the harmony between humans, nature, and the gods. It could be argued that this local wisdom could be used to help address the challenges of over-tourism in Bali. Another point to consider through cybernetic epistemology is that we can also analyse the obligation of moral beings in protecting the environment, whether Tri Hita Karana is still relevant in over-tourism, how the epistemology of the environment becomes possible in Tri Hita Karana, and how moral action can be done to create harmonisation.

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Section: An Ecological Epistemology Approach To the Issue Of Over-tou...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Preserving Harmony in Bali: An Environmental Philosophy Approach to Tackling Over-tourism

Saputro,

Adha,

Ulmi

2024

Digital Press Social Sciences and Humanities

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“…Bali has become a popular tourist destination, and its infrastructure has not been able to keep up with the increasing number of visitors. As a result, the roads can be crowded, with heavy traffic during peak hours, and the streets can be narrow, with poor lighting and uneven surfaces (Suyadnya, 2022). Tourists may also find it challenging to navigate the local road rules and driving customs, which can be quite different from what they're used to in their home country.…”

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Model of Persuasive Communication for Russian Tourists on Handle of Digital Nomad

Susilo

Chen

2023

Int J Res Rev

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Global Market is part of the norm and it is supported by the digital age. With internet, people is able to access transaction from other region or other state, hence it includes what happened to Bali tourism. Bali tourism has been part of the state’s important income, it’s as equal as State Owned Enterprise business. In order to preserve the business, some problems occurred and that includes how work field and multirace community faced struggle. With content analysis, the research reveals the problem of Russian Tourist and their traffic capability or the gentrification within digital nomads due to the work is being filled with foreigners. Each of them had the persuasive communication to deal with this kind of problem. The persuasive communication interestingly involves the foreigner itself with satiric content in order to make them understand the rules. Keywords: Russian Tourist; Content Analysis; Digital Nomad; Bali; Persuasive Communication

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“…While the concept of urban renewal may seem positive at first glance, the rapid gentrification occurring in Bali poses significant dangers to the local community, culture, and environment. This topic explores the adverse effects of gentrification in Bali, highlighting the threats it poses to the island's social fabric, economy, and natural resources (Suyadnya, 2022).…”

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The resilience of Balinese Tourism News during Post Covid-19 Pandemic

Susilo

Chen

2023

IJHESS

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Tourism is like the industry and realistic example how to build a utopia. Tourism destination is like a real heaven to some people where they relax themselves and taking temporary happiness even though it’s costy. However, in Bali, it isn’t always looks like green grass. With analysis Google news traffic, we can see connected narrations through different public statement even though the news site is diverse. As a result, Bali is facing a new Divide et Impera circumstances using UU ITE tools.

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Tourism Gentrification in Bali, Indonesia: A Wake-up Call for Overtourism

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Preserving Harmony in Bali: An Environmental Philosophy Approach to Tackling Over-tourism

Preserving Harmony in Bali: An Environmental Philosophy Approach to Tackling Over-tourism

Model of Persuasive Communication for Russian Tourists on Handle of Digital Nomad

The resilience of Balinese Tourism News during Post Covid-19 Pandemic

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