Bali to welcome international tourists in Sept; Indonesian Covid-19 cases still rising


People attending mass prayers, expressing gratitude for the handling of the coronavirus and seeking blessings for the start of a "new normal", at Besakih temple in Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia, on July 5. - Reuters

JAKARTA, July 6 (The Jakarta Post/ANN): The Bali provincial administration is preparing to welcome foreign visitors in September following months of international travel restrictions because of the ongoing Covid-19 crisis.

Bali Governor I Wayan Koster announced on Monday (July 6) a three-step plan to reopen activity in compliance with “new normal” policies. The approach entails reopening the region’s popular tourist destinations to international visitors on Sept. 11.

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