Bali's Tourism Industry Achieves Milestone with $19.2 Million in Foreign Tourism Levy

June 24, 2025 - 22:33

Bali’s tourism industry reached a significant milestone with the collection of 318 billion rupiah (approximately US $19.2 million) through the Foreign Tourism Levy (PWA), far exceeding the original target of 250 billion rupiah. This impressive achievement highlights the island's popularity as a premier travel destination and underscores the commitment to enhancing sustainability and preserving cultural heritage.

The funds collected from the levy will be instrumental in supporting various initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure, promoting environmental conservation, and safeguarding Bali's rich cultural traditions. With the influx of revenue, local authorities are expected to invest in sustainable tourism practices that will benefit both residents and visitors alike.

As Bali continues to attract millions of tourists each year, the successful implementation of the Foreign Tourism Levy serves as a model for other destinations looking to balance tourism growth with environmental and cultural preservation. The island's dedication to sustainability is poised to enhance the overall visitor experience while ensuring that future generations can enjoy its natural beauty and cultural richness.