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Bali Bombing II events that occurred in October 2005 was caused behavior changes Balinese themselves. Team Coordination Poverty Impact of the Bali Bombing II for Economic Affairs reported, the Balinese began to steal the sacred statues sacred. Whereas previously, the theft nothing ever happened. The condition was disclosed in the summary report Impact Response Team Coordination Bali Bombing II Economic Affairs, published in Jakarta, Wednesday (9 / 8).
Theft of sacred statues of the perpetrators are men Bali was recorded occurred in Gianyar, Klungkung, and Bangli. In the meantime, appears unfair competition among art-shop. They are forced to "buy" tourists per head of the travel agent to get visitors. Thus, tourism is more a commodity disregard the value of trade with artistic expression and culture. Balinese society economic slump is also seen bad credit who jumped to 2.85 percent of total loans a month after the Bali Bombing II, much higher compared to December 2004 which only reached 1.88 percent in December 2004. In December 2005, running bank loans increased by 21.8 percent. The team obtained information, performance of the banking sector in Bali tend continue to fall, from 6.79 percent in 2004, to 5.97 percent in 2005, and is expected to continue modestly in 2006. While the investment side, as a whole is expected this year fell about 2 percent compared to the year 2005. Similarly, the direct visits of foreign tourists (tourists) to Bali, which before the Bali Bombing II reached 162,102 people, in June 2006 only 110,196 people. After the Bali Bombing II appeared unconscious pessimism alarming possibility that the Bali Bombing III exacerbate the image of Bali is known as a safe tourism destination. As a result of the degradation of the image that is not favorable, foreign tourists visit one month after the bombing, declined 49.37 percent, and just felt the increase in April 2006, although until now (July 2006) is not able to attract foreign tourists to Bali in the position before the Bali Bombing II. Formation of Regional Security Coordination Agency (BKPD) Bali is one proof of the seriousness of the government to
improve the image in question, which currently has gradually improved. Bali economic growth per year since 2002 up to 2005 was 3.15 percent, 3.65 percent, 4.62 percent and 5.46 percent. Meanwhile, GDP per capita that in the year 2004 amounting to Rp 8,532,323, increased to USD 9,395,547 in the year 2005, and is estimated to be USD 10.005.908 in this year. In fisheries and agriculture sectors, the negative impact of the Bali Bombing II are smaller than the negative impact of fuel price hike. But for precisely the impact of the trade sector Bali Bombing II is greater than the impact of the Bali Bombing I, for Bali bombing incident was exacerbated by an increase in 2 fuel. Handicraft sub-sector (Small and Medium Industry) is a sub sector greatly depends on the activities tourism. The decline in tourists to Bali is proportional to the decline in sales of their products. Difficulty raw material supply sub-sector was also hit was because of the high transport costs. Because the combination of the impact of the Bali Bombing II, rising fuel prices, the issue of earthquake and tsunami, as well as absorption crowded government budget, many predicted this year's estimate in Balinese economy can not recover as conditions prior to the Bali Bombing II. In 2007, providers and the tourism industry players estimate the economy struggled will be better than this year.

Posted by Adith Dith Monday, April 28, 2008

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