Bali Visitors Keep Coming Back

Category: Tourism, Posted:15 May 2013 | 06:00 am

A recent survey by the Bank of Indonesia showed results that over 92% of respondents want to return to the holiday destination.
Not surprising is that beaches ranked first in demand activities with 24% opting in but shopping ranked in second with 13%. Cultural trained the pack coming in at 12%.
What is clear is that traveler demand is changing and the emphasis on shopping is gaining ground in both Bali and Phuket.

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