Bali Governor I Wayan Koster said that his party would discuss the issue of rogue foreign tourists (tourists) with the fifth president of the Republic of Indonesia Megawati Soekarnoputri in a seminar entitled Future Bali Development Policy, 100 Years of Bali New Era.
"This (conducting student) is one of the issues discussed also in Bali's future (seminar), 100 years to come," Koster told reporters quoted by ANTARA, Thursday, May 4.
Koster continued, Bali will implement one policy, namely implementing a quota system so that there is no more mass tourism or mass tourism.
"The quota system in the next 100 years," he said.
Koster explained that the implementation of the quota also aims to prevent problematic foreign tourists, such as foreign tourists who end up looking for jobs in Bali or opening businesses on tourist visas because they run out of money while on vacation in Bali.
"If we continue, over time, tourists come cheaply. The most eating is packaged rice, riding a motorcycle, it's so broken again. Finally, breaking into an ATM," said Koster.
Therefore, for Koster, the problem of naughty foreign tourists must be resolved comprehensively to overcome the unrest felt by the Balinese people due to the actions of foreign tourists.
Regarding the total quota, the Bali Provincial Government will negotiate with the Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association (PHRI) and all relevant stakeholders.
"What will come next year is fighting from now on the list. We want to implement the system, but we will see how much capacity, then power, support us in Bali," said Koster.
Regarding the seminar, Koster said this event would be attended by Minister of Bappenas Suharso Monoarfa, Head of BPIP Yudian Wahyudi, Deputy Head of BPIP Karjono, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs John Wempi Wetipo, Head of BRIN Laksana Tri Handoko, to Director General of the Ministry of Finance.
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