December 9, 2025 - 15:41

The recent decision to cancel the Kelingking Glass Elevator Project in Nusa Penida marks a significant shift towards prioritizing sustainable tourism on the island. This change comes in response to growing concerns about the environmental impact of large-scale tourism developments on Nusa Penida's fragile ecosystem and cultural heritage.
Local authorities and environmental advocates have recognized the need to balance tourism growth with the preservation of the island's stunning landscapes and biodiversity. By focusing on sustainable alternatives, stakeholders aim to create a tourism model that benefits both the local community and the environment. This approach includes promoting eco-friendly practices, supporting local businesses, and enhancing visitor education about the importance of conservation.
As Nusa Penida continues to attract tourists with its breathtaking scenery and rich culture, the commitment to sustainable tourism is expected to play a crucial role in ensuring the island remains a vibrant destination for future generations while protecting its unique natural resources.
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