Indonesian Government to reopen Bali to International tourists on 11 Sept

The Indonesian Government is reportedly in discussion to remove the ban on international tourists for Bali that has been in place since April, according to an Aug 8 report in thebalisun.com. 
The government is currently assessing the reopening of Bali at the national level after the Bali Governor announced the island would be ready for international tourists starting on September 11th, 2020.

The removal of the ban will be coordinated with officials in Bali and in other provinces. There is also a possibility that the regulation will only be revised to open up certain areas of the country for international tourists. 

Bali Governor, Wayan Koster has also issued a governor’s circular on the adaptation of new health protocols so that the opening of the tourism sector will make tourists feel safe and comfortable. 

Bali reopened its doors to domestic tourism on July 31st, 2020 in hopes that the island of the gods can start to repair its battered economy and prepare for the arrival of foreign tourists. But, if positive cases of Covid-19 were increasing in large numbers, the plan to reopen for international tourism could be canceled.