Lost attraction<\/p>\n
An international survey shows that Bali's attractiveness for
\ntourists dropped from the top spot down to the eighth. What
\nhappened? Did the "Island of Paradise" lose its charm, its
\nbeautiful environment, its hospitable people? Maybe a little bit
\nof all. What to do to get the No. 1 spot back?<\/p>\n
Let's try a cocktail, the Bali Loves You, consisting of:
\n2 dashes of less hustling the tourists to buy sunglasses, t-
\nshirts, hats or watches;
\n2 dashes of not overcharging foreign passengers on bemo and
\nbuses;
\n3 dashes of a general cleanup of the beaches;
\n1 dash of moderate accommodation prices;
\n5 dashes of not asking for money at the International Airport
\nArrival by government officials.<\/p>\n
Those ingredients, shaken well, would create a very delicious
\ndrink, which might lure our dear guests back to Bali. Give it a
\ntry! Cheers!<\/p>\n
DR. MICHAEL P. BEER<\/p>\n
Amlapura, Bali<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/lost-attraction-1447899208", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }