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StatistikPariwisata BaliBali Tourism Statistics

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Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali /

Bali Government Tourism Office:

Jalan S. Parman 1, Niti Mandala,

Denpasar 80235, Bali - Indonesia.

t. (62-361) 222387, f. (62-361) 226313

Statistik Pariwisata Bali 2006Bali Tourism Statistics 2006

Publisher: Bali Government Tourism Office

Advisor:Gede NurjayaDirector of Bali GovernmentBali Government Tourism Office

Text & Table:Marketing Analysis SectionBali Government Tourism Office

Photo & Prepress:Panakom

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It is a great pleasure for me, to present this book, The Statistic of Bali Tourism. This publication is intended to provide data and information to those who need such an information, whether they are from government, industry or the community at large. I thank all parties, who have helped me in preparing this publication. Among others, my thank goes to the Office of Immigration of Denpasar and Ngurah Rai, the Statistic Office of Bali, The Indonesia Bank of Denpasar, Bali Government Office of Transportation, Bali Tourism Industry Associations and others. Amidst its drawback, I do hope that this book will be of use, especially for the tourism community.

Merupakan suatu kebahagiaan bagi kami karena pada akhirnya kami dapatmelengkapipublikasiinidenganmenyajikaninformasidandatamengenaiperkembangansertapertumbuhanpariwisataBalisecararinci. Penyajian yang sederhana ini bertujuan untuk membantu mereka yangmembutuhkan data, baik untuk kepentingan pekerjaan maupun penelitian yangberhubungandengansektorkepariwisataan. Terimakasih kami sampaikan kepada semua pihak yang telah membantu, antaralainKantorImigrasiDenpasardanbandaraNgurahRai,BankIndonesiaDenpasar,DinasPerhubungansertakalanganindustripariwisatadiBalidanpihaklainyangtelahmemberiinformasi. Kami menyadari sepenuhnya bahwa penyajian ini masih jauh dari sempurna.Olehkarenanya,kritikmaupunsaranterhadapkesempurnaaninformasipadapenerbitanselanjutnyaakansangatkamihargai.

Denpasar, August 2007Director of Bali Government Tourism OfficeKepalaDinasPariwisataProvinsiBali

Gede Nurjaya

PrefaceKataPengantar

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Preface Page 5 Kata Pengantar Content Page 7 Daftar Isi

Page 10 Gambaran Umum Daerah Bali Page 12 Ulasan Ringkas

Bali General Overview Page 17

A Short Description on Bali Tourism Page 18

List of Tourism Association in Bali Page 24 Table 1 Daftar Asosiasi Pariwisata di Bali

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Page 25 Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Indonesia and Bali, in 1969 - 2006 Table 2 Langsung ke Indonesia dan Bali Tahun 1969 - 2006

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali, Page 26 Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang in 1969 - 2006 Table 3 Langsung ke Bali Tahun 1969 - 2006

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali Page 27 Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang by Month, in 2002 - 2006 Table 4 Langsung ke Bali Setiap Bulan Tahun 2002 - 2006

Distribution of Direct Foreign Tourist Page 28 Distribusi Kedatangan Wisatawan Arrivals to Bali by Mode of Transport, Table 5 Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali in 2002 - 2006 Menurut Alat Angkut Tahun 2002 - 2006

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali Page 30 Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang by Market Country, in 2006 Table 6 Langsung ke Bali Berdasarkan Negara Pasar Utama Tahun 2006

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali Page 31 Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang by Nationality by Month, in 2006 Table 7 Langsung ke Bali Berdasarkan Kebangsaan Setiap Bulan Tahun 2006

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Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali Page 36 Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang by Nationality 2002 - 2006 Table 8 Langsung ke Bali Berdasarkan Kebangsaan Tahun 2002 - 2006

Number of Passengers to Bali Page 37 Jumlah Penumpang Melalui Bandara Via Airport in 2002 - 2006 Table 9 Ngurah Rai Tahun 2002 - 2006

Number of Passengers to Bali by Type of Page 38 Jumlah Penumpang Menurut Katagori Flight Via Ngurah Rai Airport in 2002 - 2006 Table 10 Penerbangan Melalui Bandara Ngurah Rai Tahun 2002 - 2006

Number of Passengers to Bali Via Ketapang Page 40 Jumlah Penumpang Melalui Pelabuhan Gilimanuk Harbour in 2002 - 2006 Table 11 Ketapang - Gilimanuk Tahun 2002 - 2006

Number of Passengers to Bali Via Lembar Page 40 Jumlah Penumpang Melalui Pelabuhan Padang Bai Harbour in 2002 - 2006 Table 12 Lembar - Padang Bai Tahun 2002 - 2006

Comparative Data of Tourism Page 41 Data Perbandingan Pariwisata of Bali 2005 VS 2006 Table 13 Bali 2005 VS 2006

Comparative Data of Direct Foreign Tourist Page 42 Data Perbandingan Wisatawan Mancanegara Arrivals to Bali by Region 2005 VS 2006 Table 14 yang Langsung ke Bali Berdasarkan Kawasan 2005 VS 2006

Monthly Foreign Exchange Page 44 Penukaran Valuta asing Per Bulan in Bali 2002 - 2006 Table 15 di Bali Tahun 2002 - 2006

List of Tourism Industries in Bali 2006 Page 44 Table 16 Daftar Usaha Pariwisata Bali Tahun 2006

The Precentage of Foreign Tourist Arrival Page 45 Prosentase Kunjungan Wisatawan Manca to Bali Based on The Visit to Place Table 17 Negara ke Bali Berdasarkan Obyek-Obyek of Interest in Bali Wisata yang Telah Di kunjungi Di Bali

Average of Tourist Expenditure and Length Page 46 Rata-Rata Pengeluaran dan Lama Tinggal of Stay inBali Based on Nationality in 2006 Table 18 Wisatawan Mancanegara di Bali dirinci Berdasarkan Kebangsaan Tahun 2006

Average of Domestic Tourist Expenditure Page 49 Rata-Rata Pengeluaran dan Lama Tinggal and Length of Stay inBali Based on Place Table 19 Wisatawan Nusantara di Bali of Origin in 2006 dirinci Berdasarkan Daerah Asal Tahun 2006

Length of Stay and Average Tourist Page 50 Rata-Rata Lama Tinggal dan Pengeluaran Expenditure in Bali 1991 - 2006 Table 20 Wisatawan di Bali Tahun 1991 - 2006

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List of Cuntries with Free Visa for Short Page 51 Negara-negara Bebas Visa Kunjungan Visit and Visa on Arrival Table 21 Singkat dan Negara-negara Bebas Visa Kunjungan Saat Kedatangan

Accomodation in Bali 2002 - 2006 Page 52 Akomodasi di Provinsi Bali Table 22 Tahun 2002 - 2006

Accomodation in Bali by Regency Page 53 Akomodasi di Provinsi Bali per Kabupaten in 2002 - 2006 Table 23 / Kota Tahun 2002 - 2006

Room Occupancy Rate of Page 56 Prosentase Tingkat Hunian Kamar Hotel Classifield Hotel in Bali Table 24 Berbintang di Bali dari Bulan Januari - in January - December 2006 Desember 2006

Average Length of Stay of Tourists at Page 56 Rata-Rata Lama Menginap Wisatawan Classifield Hotel in Bali in Table 25 di Hotel Berbintang di Bali dari Bulan January - December 2006 Januari - Desember 2006

Rumah makan in Bali by Regency Page 58 Rumah Makan di Provinsi Bali Per Kabupaten in 2002 - 2006 Table 26 / Kota Tahun 2002 - 2006

Rumah makan and Restaurant in Bali Page 60 Rumah Makan dan Restoran di Provinsi Bali by Regency in 2006 Table 27 Per Kabupaten / Kota Tahun 2006

Bar in Bali by Regency in 2002 - 2006 Page 60 Perkembangan Bar di Bali Per Kabupaten Table 28 / Kota Tahun 2002 - 2006

Licenced Guides in Bali 2002 - 2006 Page 62 Pramuwisata Berlisensi di Bali Table 29 Tahun 2002 - 2006

Travel Agencies in Bali 1984 - 2006 Page 64 Table 30 Biro Perjalanan Wisata di Bali 1984 - 2006

Tourism General Development of Bali Page 66 Perkembangan Kepariwisataan di Bali in 2002 - 2006 Table 31 Tahun 2002 - 2006

Tourism Resort of Interest, Recreational Page 66 Jumlah Kawasan Pariwisata, Obyek Wisata, Park,Performance Stages and Table 32 Tempat Rekreasi, Tempat Pertunjukan Tourism Water Sport Companies in Bali 2006 Wisata dan Usaha Wisata Tirta Tahun 2006

Comparative Data of Direct Foreign Tourist Page 68 Perbandingan Wisatawan Mancanegara Arrivals to Indonesia Via Port of Table 33 yang Langsung ke Indonesia Melalui Entry 2005 Vs 2006 Pintu Masuk Tahun 2005 Vs 2006

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GAMBARAN UMUM DAERAH BALI

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Provinsi Bali terdiri dari beberapa Pulau yaitu Pulau Bali yang meru-pakan Pulau terbesar, sedangkan pulau-pulau kecil lainnya adalah Pu-lau Nusa Penida, Pulau Nusa Ceningan, Pulau Nusa Lembongan, Pulau Serangan dan Pulau Menjangan. Luas wilayah Bali secara keseluruhan 5.636,86 Km2 atau 0,29% dari luas kepulauan Indonesia. Jumlah penduduk Bali Tahun 2000 ( Sensus Penduduk ) sebesar 3.146.999 jiwa atau dengan kepadatan penduduk 555 jiwa/km2 dan tingkat per-tumbuhan penduduk 1,19% per tahun selama periode tahun 1990-2000. Untuk tahun 2005 jumlah penduduk Bali berdasarkan angka sementara sebanyak 3.431.368 jiwa. Secara Administratif Provinsi Bali dibagi menjadi 9 Kabupaten/Kota (8 Kabupaten dan 1 Kota ), 55 Kecamatan, 701 Desa/ Kelurahan, 1.432 Desa Pekraman, 3.945 Banjar/ Adat. Luas Kabupaten Buleleng 1.365,88 Km2, Jembrana 841,80 Km2, Tabanan 839,33 Km2, Badung 418,52 Km2, Denpasar 127,78 Km2, Gianyar 368,00 Km2, Klungkung 315,00 Km2, Bangli 520,81 Km2, dan Karangasem 839,54 Km2. `Suhu dipengaruhi oleh ketinggian tempat, rata-rata Bali sekitar 280-300C. dataran rendah di bagian selatan lebih lebar bila dibandingkan dengan dataran di bagian Utara. Keadaan alam seperti ini besar sekali pengaruhnya terhadap iklim di Bali. Umumnya daerah Bali bagian Selatan turun hujan lebih banyak dari bagian Utara teru-tama pada Bulan Desember sampai Pebruari, angin bertiup dari Barat Laut, sedangkan pada bulan Agustus angin bertiup dari Timur dan Tenggara. Pada Bulan Maret sampai Mei angin bertiup berubah-ubah arah. Kelembaban udara di Bali berkisar antara 90% dan pada musim hujan bisa mencapai 100%, sedangkan pada musim kering mencapai 60%. Kondisi ekonomi Daerah Bali tahun 2005 dapat dilihat dari stuktur perekonomian, distribusi prosentase PDRB tahun 2005 (data sementara) masih didominasi oleh sektor Perdagangan, Hotel dan Restoran (30,92%), sektor pertanian (21,52%) dan sektor jasa-jasa (13,63%). Produk Domestik Regional Bruto Provinsi Bali atas dasar harga berlaku tahun 2004 sebesar Rp. 28.986.595.660.000,- sedan-gkan Produk Domestik Regional Bruto Provinsi Bali atas dasar har-ga konstan tahun 2004 sebesar Rp. 19.963.243.810.000,-. Produk Domestik Regional Bruto Perkapita atas dasar harga berlaku tahun 2004 sebesar Rp. 8.532.322,77 sedangkan Produk Domestik Regional Bruto Perkapita atas dasar harga konstan tahun 2004 sebesar Rp. 5.876.262,32 Kondisi sosial masyarakat Bali secara umum cukup baik, hal ini dibuktikan dengan kegiatan sosial keagamaan yang dilakukan oleh masyarakat berjalan sebagaimana biasanya.

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Ulasan Ringkas

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Mengawali tahun 2006 sebagai dampak tragedi 1 Oktober 2005 sepanjang bulan Januari s/d September 2006 pertumbuhan kunjungan wisman yang langsung datang ke Bali secara kontinyu mengalami penurunan dibandingkan dengan bulan yang sama tahun sebelumnya, namun demikian dengan berbagai upaya yang telah dilakukan oleh Pemerintah Provinsi Bali beserta pelaku pariwisata Bali, akhirnya memperlihatkan hasil yang cukup menjanjikan dengan peningkatan jumlah kunjungan wisman di triwulan terakhir tahun 2006 sebesar 59% (triwulan IV 2005 : 219.691 orang, triwulan IV 2006 : 349.321 orang), hal ini belum cukup memuaskan oleh karena peningkatan ini notabene merupakan bulan-bulan lesu akibat tragedi 1 Oktober 2005. Secara akumulatif jumlah kunjungan tahun 2006 mengalami penurunan yakni sebesar -9,10% dibandingkan dengan tahun sebelumnya (tahun 2005: 1.386.449 orang, tahun 2006: 1.260.317 orang).

Peristiwa tragedi bom Bali juga telah merubah posisi 15 besar pasar pariwisata Bali. Hal ini sangat jelas terlihat di tahun 2006 dimana peringkat 5 (lima) besar wisman ke Bali didominasi oleh wisatawan dari kawasan Asia Timur dan Oceania seperti Jepang di peringkat pertama, disusul Taiwan yang merupakan negara yang dianggap sangat penting bagi kegiatan investasi dan perdagangan oleh sejumlah negara di Kawasan Asia Tenggara, disusul Australia di peringkat III. Pemasaran bagi pasar Australia dan Taiwan membutuhkan program pemasaran yang efektif untuk mengurangi penurunan jumlah kunjungan karena kedua pasar ini merupakan pasar yang signifikan dan penting dalam jumlah kunjungan wisatawan mancanegara ke Bali. Peringkat 4 adalah Korea Selatan dan pasar Malaysia yang makin prospektif melaju ke peringkat 5 pariwisata Bali. Rata-rata pertumbuhan wisman kawasan ini pula mengalami peningkatan kecuali pasar Jepang dan Australia yang turun

Industri pariwisata sangat terpengaruh terhadap berbagai isu yang populer di dunia. Sebagai salah satu sektor yang bergerak pada bidang jasa, isu –isu yang ada memiliki pengaruh besar terhadap keyakinan konsumen, yaitu wisatawan terutama dalam kaitannya dengan motivasi perjalanan pada suatu destinasi. Turunnya jumlah kunjungan disamping disebabkan oleh isu global dan dampak beberapa tragedi, salah satunya juga diakibatkan Indikasi terhadap adanya kemandekan pengembangan produk sehingga menurunkan minat dan motivasi kunjungan wisatawan.

Dalam kondisi lingkungan sosial, politik, dan keamanan nasional yang masih relatif belum optimal, dapat diperkirakan bahwa iklim ekonomi juga masih belum dapat pulih dengan sempurna. Namun demikian, sebaliknya apabila tercipta suasana keamanan, lingkungan politik, dan sosial yang kondusif maka dapat dipastikan bahwa sektor-sektor pembangunan khususnya perekonomian akan dapat kembali pulih seperti sebelumnya. Karena secara tidak langsung penciptaan suasana yang kondusif akan memberikan banyak keuntungan bagi Bali, seperti meningkatnya citra Bali sebagai suatu destinasi wisata baik bagi lingkungan domestik maupun lingkungan internasional. Pulihnya iklim bisnis dan investasi yang akan memicu motivasi dan minat para investor internasional meningkatnya sektor-sektor riil yang lain yang secara tidak langsung akan meningkatkan perekonomian nasional, yang merupakan salah satu jaminan kesejahteraan masyarakat Bali.

Setelah terpuruknya pariwisata Bali sebagai akibat dari dampak krisis multidimensi tanah air (mulai tahun 1997), aksi terorisme internasional (WTC, 2001) dan berbagai tragedi yang terjadi mengakibatkan pariwisata Bali dihadapkan pada kondisi sulit dalam kurun waktu 9 tahun terakhir ini.

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cukup besar masing-masing -17,53% dan -46,89%. Masuknya beberapa pasar Asia mengakibatkan pasar konvensional Eropa dan Amerika berangsur-angsur tergeser ke peringkat yang lebih rendah. Namun demikian suatu hal yang menggembirakan dari pasar di kawasan Eropa adalah masuknya pasar Rusia dalam peringkat 13 pasar pariwisata Bali di tahun 2006, dimana tahun-tahun sebelumnya belum masuk dalam pasar utama Bali. Pasar lainnya di kawasan Asia yang perkembangannya semakin prospektif adalah PRC dan Singapura, masing-masing diperingkat 11 dan 12.

Di samping peringkat 15 besar sumber pasar pariwisata Bali berdasarkan kebangsaan, dapat diidentifikasi pula beberapa pasar potensial yang diperkirakan akan menjadi pasar prospektif bagi Bali. Salah satu karakteristik pasar potensial adalah negara-negara yang menunjukkan pertumbuhan yang cukup tinggi dalam hal kunjungan ke Bali. Negara-negara yang diidentifikasi sebagai pasar potensial antara lain kawasan Eropa: Spanyol, kawasan Amerika: Canada, Kawasan Afrika : Mesir, kawasan Asia : India.

Penerimaan sektor pariwisata dilihat dari sumber pasar utama menunjukkan pentingnya menarik pasar utama tidak hanya dari segi jumlah kunjungan tetapi juga lama tinggal dan rata-rata pengeluaran per wisatawan. Rata-rata lama tinggal wisatawan mancanegara di Bali sebenarnya cukup bervariasi, mulai dari yang memiliki lama tinggal <5 hari, hingga yang memiliki lama tinggal >20 hari yang besar kemungkinan dipengaruhi oleh tujuan dan motivasi mereka datang ke Bali. Tahun 2006, rata-rata lama tinggal wisman di Bali adalah selama 9,30 hari sudah memperlihatkan indikasi peningkatan dibandingkan dengan tahun 2005 yakni sebasar 9,02 hari, hal ini mencerminkan bahwa wisatawan yang secara kuantitatif lebih banyak di tahun

2005 belum tentu tinggal lebih lama di Bali. Kondisi demikian juga akan berdampak secara kualitatif terhadap pembelanjaan yang dikeluarkan, artinya semakin lama tinggal, semakin banyak dana yang dibelanjakan, hal ini terlihat pada kenaikan rata-rata pengeluaran wisman per hari di Bali tahun 2006 meningkat sebesar Rp. 1.264.753 atau apabila dikurs dalam dollar US kira-kira sebesar US$ 140/hari, meningkat dibandingkan tahun 2005 yang sebesar US$ 89,02/hari. Apabila dilihat dari tingkat penghunian kamar atau room rate occupancy, tingkat penghunian kamar tahun 2006 sebesar 40,35% dengan tingkat penghunian kamar yang tinggi di bulan-bulan peak season yakni bulan Juli, Agustus, dan September, namun demikian masih mengalami penurunan 6,10% dibandingkan dengan tahun 2005 dengan rata-rata tingkat penghunian kamar sebesar 46,45%.

Perkembangan akomodasi di Bali terus mengalami peningkatan dari tahun ke tahun, tahun 2006 jumlah akomodasi di Bali sebanyak 2.020 unit, demikian pula dengan jumlah kamar yang tersedia mencapai 41.514 kamar, tersebar di seluruh Bali

Perkembangan rumah makan dan restoran di Bali tahun 2006 adalah sebanyak 1.264 unit, terdiri dari rumah makan 1.167 unit, restoran sebanyak 97 unit dengan total kursi sebanyak 88.927, sedangkan Bar sebanyak 382 unit.

Untuk lebih jelasnya terlampir kami sajikan data dimaksud dalam bentuk tabel, yang memuat data secara rinci tentang statistik pariwisata Bali dan Nasional.

Demikian ulasan ringkas yang dapat kami sampaikan, mudah-mudahan bermanfaat dan akan sangat kami hargai jika ada masukan-masukan untuk kesempurnaan penyajian data selanjutnya.

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A General Overview of Bali The Province of Bali is actually made up of several islands, namely: Bali Island which is the biggest island in the province and other small islands such as Nusa Penida, Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan, Serangan, and Menjangan. The total area of Bali is 5,636,86km2 or about 0.29% of the total area of Indonesia. In the year 2000, Bali had a population of 3,146,999 with a population density of 555 people per square kilometer and a population growth of 1.19% per year (1990-2000). In 2005, the population of Bali reached 3,431,368. The Province of Bali is administratively divided into nine regencies (actually 8 regencies and 1 city), 55 sub-districts, 701 administrative villages, 1,432 traditional villages, and 3,945 sub-villages or banjar. The regencies include: Buleleng (1,365.88 km2), Jembrana (841.80km2), Tabanan (839.33km2), Badung (418.52km2), Denpasar (127.78km2), Gianyar (368km2), Klungkung (315km2), Bangli (520.81km2), and Karangasem (839.54km2).

The average temperature in Bali is approximately 28-38˚C and very much influenced by the land height above sea level. The lowland in the south is faster than that of the north. This situation has a great

impact on the climate of Bali. Generally, in south Bali, there is more rain that in the north. In December to February, the wind blows from the northwest, in August the wind blows from east to southeast, and in March to May the wind blows in a variable direction. Humidity is approximately 90% but in the rainy season it can reach 100 % and in the dry season it can be as little as 60%.

Bali’s economy in 2005 was dominated by trade, hotel and restaurants sectors (30.92%), agricultural sectors (21.52%) and service sectors (13.63%). Balinese gross regional domestic product, based on the market rate in 2004, was Rp.28,986,595,660,000 and the gross regional domestic product, based on an average price in 2004, was Rp.19,963,243,810,000. Gross regional domestic product per capita, based on the market rate in 2004, reached Rp.8,532,322.77; meanwhile gross regional domestic product per capita, based on an average price in 2004, reached Rp. 5,876,262.32.

The Balinese social condition is generally good as we can see from their daily ritual and social activities.

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A Short Description on Bali Tourism

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The tourism industry is very much influenced by global events and affairs, and these things have a great impact on a tourist’s motivation to travel to or visit a particular area. Any decline in tourist numbers is caused not only by global issues and concerns, but also by the stagnation in product development.

In an environment where social, political, and national security issues are relatively not conducive, it seems that the economic situation shows the same condition and vice versa. Creating a conducive atmosphere in all sectors will have a positive impact on Bali. For instance, it will improve the image of Bali as a tourist destination both at the domestic and also the international level. The recovery of the business atmosphere that attracts international investors to invest especially in Bali will certainly improve other tangible sectors, and finally it also will improve our national economy. All these enormously influence the prosperity of the Balinese.

In 1997, Balinese tourism started to decline and this was accentuated by a multidimensional crisis which involved international terrorism, notably the World Trade Centre Bombing in 2001, and two terrorist bombings in Bali in 2002 and 2005. The past 9 years have doubtless been the hardest time for tourism in Bali.

In 2006, as the impact of the tragedy of October 1st 2005 kicked in, foreign arrivals to Bali from January through to September 2006 were continually on the decrease compared to that of the same month in the previous year. However, due to efforts by the Balinese government and other

stakeholders, the number of visits to Bali in the last quarter of 2006 showed a significant increase of 59% (in the fourth quarter of 2005, 219,691 tourists visited Bali and in the fourth quarter of 2006, 349,321). This fact was actually not entirely accurate since accumulatively the number of visits in 2006 decreased by 9.10% compared to that of 2005 (1,386,449 in 2005 compared with 1,260,317 in 2006).

The Bali Bombing tragedy obviously changed Bali’s position in the top 15 of global tourist markets. In 2006, visits to Bali was dominated by tourists from East Asia and Oceania, topped by Japan, then Taiwan at number two as Bali’s most important Southeast Asian trader and investor, and coming in at number three was Australia. Taiwan and Australia are the most desirable target market for the tourist industry in Bali. This is why an effective marketing program is needed to avoid another decrease in the number of visitors. At number four, we find South Korea, and now moving into the top five is neighbouring Malaysia. The average number of tourists from these countries were on increase except for tourists from Japan and Australia, which unfortunately showed a large decrease of –17.53% and –46.89% respectively. The arrival of the Asian market shifted conventional markets such as Europe and the US to a lower ranking. A surprise from the European market was the position of the Russian market at number 13 in 2006. Never before had Russia been part of the main Balinese tourist market. Other markets in Asia that have great potential are PRC at number 11 and Singapore at number 12. Bali also has other potential markets that have

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demonstrated a high growth in the number of visits to Bali, including Spain, the US, Canada, Africa, Egypt, and India.

The income from the tourism industry does not merely depend on the number of visits but also on the length of stay and the spending power per tourist. A tourist’s length of stay in Bali varies a great deal, from less than five days to more than 20 days, depending on their purpose and motivation to come to Bali. (In 2006, the length of stay for foreign tourists in Bali was 9.30 days on average. This showed a slight increase compared to that of 2005 which was 9.20 days. From this fact we can learn that even though the number of visitors to Bali was quantitatively more in 2005, it did not mean that they stayed longer. It also has a qualitative impact on their expenses. The longer they stayed in Bali, the more they spent. In 2006, the average expenses of foreign tourists increased by Rp.1,264,753/day or US $ 140/day. In 2005, the average expenses were only US$ 89.02/day. The room rate occupancy in 2006 was 40.94% in peak season from July through to September. However, this number showed a decline of 6.10% compared to 46.45% in 2005.

Accommodation development in Bali shows a remarkable rise year by year. In 2006, there were 2,020 accommodation units in Bali and the number of rooms available were 41,514 room spread over Bali.

The number of food stalls and restaurants in Bali in 2006 came to a total of 1,264 (1,167 food stalls and 97 restaurants), with the number of chairs totaling at 88,927. There were 382 bars in Bali.

For further perusal, we have also provided a table that illustrates statistical information on both Balinese and Indonesian tourism as a whole. Any suggestions or criticism is most appreciated.

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Table 1. List of Tourism Association in BaliTabel 1. Daftar Asosiasi Pariwisata di Bali

Source • Bali Government Tourism OfficeSumber • Dinas Pariwisata Bali

NO NAMEOFASSOCIATION ADDRESS/TELP/FAX DIRECTOR

1 DPDASITABALI KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII AloyZiusPurwa Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar Tlp.0361-243205Fax.0361-244263

2 BPDPHRIBALI KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII Ir.TjokordaOkaArtha Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar ArdhanaSukawati,MSi. Tlp./Fax.0361-237272 3 DPDGAHAWISRI KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII Ir.YosWK.Amerta Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar Tlp./Fax.0361-236194

4 PUTRI KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII KetutNuriasa Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar (081-1387727) Tlp./Fax.0361-773149

5 PAWIBA Jl.HayamWuruk,Denpasar BagusSoedianaBPA Tlp./Fax.0361-233920

6 HPIBALI KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII Drs.IMadeSukadana Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar Tlp./Fax.0361-232839

7 SIPCOBALI KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII JhonKetutPanca Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar Tlp.0361-229400Fax.0361-229500

8 IWATABALI HotelSegaraVillage A.A.RaiSunasri Jl.SegaraAyuSanur Tlp.0361-288407Fax.0361-231154/287242

9 WIPI PermataNusaIndah(SiligitaAtas) MellySt.Ange BlokIII/21-22,NusaDua-Bali Tlp./Fax.0361-771798

10 BTB KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII I.B.NgurahWijaya Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar Tlp.0361-235600Fax.0361-239200

11 BALIVILLAGE Jl.ByPassNgurahRai88X I.B.NgurahWijaya (DekatRestoranBali) Tlp.288878Fax.289427/285677

12 BALIRASASAYANG SekarMenuhBuilding MakikoIskandar Jl.ByPassNgurahRaiNo.5 PadangGalak,SanurDenpasar-80227 Tlp./Fax.0361-281617

13 BALIHOTELASSOCIATION ConradBaliResort&Spa RobertKelsall Jl.Pratama168 Tlp.0361-778788Fax.0361-773888 TanjungBenoa

14 PATABALICHAPTER KantorDinasPariwisataProvinsiBaliII AloyziusPurwa Jln.RayaPuputan-NitiMandalaRenon-Denpasar Tlp.0361-226578Fax.0361-226579

15 MPIPROVINSIBALI Jl.PantaiMengiatNo.14NusaDua(DepanHotelHilton) IWayanBudarmadja Tlp.0361-771590/0361-773776 Fax.0361-771902/0361-774166

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Table 2.

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Indonesia and Bali, in 1969 - 2006Tabel 2. Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Indonesia dan Bali Tahun 1969 - 2006

Source • Bali Regional Office of Justice and Human Right • Departement of Culture and Tourism of The Republic

of IndonesiaSumber • Kanwil Departemen Kehakiman dan HAM Provinsi Bali • Departemen Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata RI

YEARNUMBEROFFOREIGNTOURISTARRIVALS SHARE REMARK INDONESIA BALI %

1969 86,067 11,278 13.10 1970 129,319 24,340 18.82 1971 178,781 34,313 19.19 PELITAI1972 221,195 47,004 21.25 1973 270,303 53,803 19.90 TOTAL 885,665 170,738 19.28 1974 313,452 57,456 18.33 1975 366,293 75,790 20.69 1976 401,237 115,220 28.72 PELITAII1977 456,718 119,095 26.08 1978 468,614 133,225 28.43 TOTAL 2,006,314 500,786 24.96 1979 501,430 120,084 23.95 1980 561,178 146,644 26.13 1981 600,151 158,926 26.48 PELITAIII1982 592,046 152,364 25.74 1983 638,855 170,505 26.69 TOTAL 2,893,660 748,523 26.00 1984 700,910 189,460 27.03 1985 749,351 211,244 28.19 1986 825,035 243,354 29.50 PELITAIV1987 1,060,547 309,294 29.16 1988 1,301,049 360,415 27.70 TOTAL 4,636,892 1,313,767 28.33 1989 1,625,965 436,358 26.84 1990 2,051,686 490,729 23.92 1991 2,569,870 555,939 21.63 PELITAV1992 3,060,197 738,533 24.13 1993 3,403,138 885,516 26.02 TOTAL 12,710,856 3,107,075 24.44 1994 4,006,312 1,032,476 25.77 1995 4,310,504 1,015,314 23.55 1996 5,034,472 1,140,988 22.66 1997 5,184,486 1,230,316 23.73 1998 4,606,416 1,187,153 25.77 1999 4,600,000 1,355,799 29.47 2000 5,064,217 1,412,839 27.90 2001 5,153,620 1,356,774 26.33 2002 5,033,400 1,285,844 25.55 2003 4,467,021 993,029 22.23 2004 5,321,165 1,458,309 27.41 2005 5,002,101 1,386,449 27.72 2006 4,871,351 1,260,317 25.87

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YEARNUMBEROFFOREIGN

CHANGE AVERAGEGROWTHRATETOURISTARRIVALS

1969 11,2781970 24,340 115.82% 52.06%1971 34,313 40.97% PELITAI1972 47,004 36.99%1973 53,803 14.46%

TOTAL 170,738 52.06% (Average)1974 57,456 6.79%1975 75,790 31.91% 21.21%1976 115,220 52.03% PELITAII1977 119,095 3.36%1978 133,225 11.96%

TOTAL 500,786 21.21% (Average)1979 120,084 -9.86%1980 146,644 22.12% 5.68%1981 158,926 8.38% PELITAIII1982 152,364 -4.13%1983 170,505 11.91%

TOTAL 748,523 5.68% (Average)1984 189,460 11.12%1985 211,244 11.50% 16.29%1986 243,354 15.20% PELITAIV1987 309,294 27.10%1988 360,415 16.53%

TOTAL 1,313,767 16.29% (Average)1989 436,358 21.07%1990 490,729 12.46% 19.91%1991 555,939 13.29% PELITAV1992 738,533 32.84%1993 885,516 19.90%

TOTAL 3,107,075 19.91% (Average)1994 1,032,476 -66.77%1995 1,015,314 -1.66%1996 1,140,988 12.38%1997 1,230,316 7.83%1998 1,187,153 -3.51%1999 1,355,799 14.21%2000 1,412,839 4.21%2001 1,356,774 -3.97%2002 1,285,844 -5.23%2003 993,029 -22.77%2004 1,458,309 46.85%2005 1,386,449 -4.93%2006 1,260,317 -9.10%

Table 3. Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali, in 1969 - 2006Tabel 3. Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali Tahun 1969 - 2006

Source • Bali Regional Office of Justice and Human RightSumber • Kanwil Departemen Kehakiman dan HAM Provinsi Bali

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MONTH 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

JANUARY 87,027 60,836 104,062 101,931 79,721FEBRUARY 96,267 67,469 84,374 100,638 73,430MARCH 113,553 72,263 99,826 117,149 84,109APRIL 104,960 53,726 111,022 116,272 103,886MAY 119,284 47,858 117,191 116,615 101,776JUNE 130,563 81,256 131,707 136,369 109,651JULY 147,033 111,828 148,117 158,453 121,988AUGUST 160,420 115,546 155,628 157,229 118,104SEPTEMBER 150,747 106,763 141,952 162,102 118,331OCTOBER 81,100 97,435 128,399 81,109 112,629NOVEMBER 31,497 83,853 110,506 62,705 113,844DECEMBER 63,393 94,196 125,525 75,877 122,848TOTAL 1,285,844 993,029 1,458,309 1,386,449 1,260,317GROWTHRATE -5.23% -22.77% 46.85% -4.93% -9.10%

Table 4. Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali by Month, in 2002 - 2006Tabel 4. Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali Setiap Bulan Tahun 2002 - 2006

Source• Bali Regional Office of Justice and Human Right

Sumber• Kanwil Departemen Kehakiman dan HAM Provinsi Bali

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NO MONTH 2002 2003AIR SEA TOTAL SHARE% AIR SEA TOTAL SHARE%

1 JANUARY 86,098 929 87,027 6.77 60,836 0 60,836 6.13

2 FEBRUARY 92,209 4,058 96,267 7.49 67,046 423 67,469 6.79

3 MARCH 113,099 454 113,553 8.83 72,263 0 72,263 7.28

4 APRIL 104,943 17 104,960 8.16 53,714 12 53,726 5.41

5 MAY 119,252 32 119,284 9.28 47,847 11 47,858 4.82

6 JUNE 130,548 15 130,563 10.15 81,256 0 81,256 8.18

7 JULY 147,002 31 147,033 11.43 111,810 18 111,828 11.26

8 AUGUST 159,805 615 160,420 12.48 115,455 91 115,546 11.64

9 SEPTEMBER 150,628 119 150,747 11.72 106,753 10 106,763 10.75

10 OCTOBER 81,063 37 81,100 6.31 97,385 50 97,435 9.81

11 NOVEMBER 31,477 20 31,497 2.45 83,832 21 83,853 8.44

12 DECEMBER 63,375 18 63,393 4.93 94,196 0 94,196 9.49

TOTAL 1,279,499 6,345 1,285,844 100 992,393 636 993,029 100

NO MONTH2004 2005

AIR SEA TOTAL SHARE% AIR SEA TOTAL SHARE%1 JANUARY 104,057 5 104,062 7.14 101,508 423 101,931 7.35

2 FEBRUARY 84,368 6 84,374 5.79 99,926 712 100,638 7.26

3 MARCH 99,826 0 99,826 6.85 115,861 1,288 117,149 8.45

4 APRIL 111,022 0 111,022 7.61 116,254 18 116,272 8.39

5 MAY 117,191 0 117,191 8.04 116,599 16 116,615 8.41

6 JUNE 131,685 22 131,707 9.03 136,345 24 136,369 9.84

7 JULY 148,086 31 148,117 10.16 158,424 29 158,453 11.43

8 AUGUST 155,000 628 155,628 10.67 157,197 32 157,229 11.34

9 SEPTEMBER 141,900 52 141,952 9.73 162,045 57 162,102 11.69

10 OCTOBER 128,297 102 128,399 8.80 80,597 512 81,109 5.85

11 NOVEMBER 110,471 35 110,506 7.58 62,619 86 62,705 4.52

12 DECEMBER 125,376 149 125,525 8.61 75,856 21 75,877 5.47

TOTAL 1,457,279 1,030 1,458,309 100 1,383,231 3,218 1,386,449 100

Table 5. Distribution of Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali by Mode of Transport, in 2002 - 2006

Tabel 5. Distribusi Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali Menurut Alat Angkut Tahun 2002 - 2006

Table 5. ContinuationTabel 5. Lanjutan (a)

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Table 5. ContinuationTabel 5. Lanjutan (b)

Source• Bali Regional Office of Justice and Human Right

Sumber• Kanwil Departemen Kehakiman dan HAM Provinsi Bali

NO MONTH2006

AIR SEA TOTAL SHARE%1 JANUARY 79,405 316 79,721 6.33

2 FEBRUARY 72,300 1,130 73,430 5.83

3 MARCH 83,615 494 84,109 6.67

4 APRIL 103,867 19 103,886 8.24

5 MAY 101,768 8 101,776 8.08

6 JUNE 109,626 25 109,651 8.70

7 JULY 121,970 18 121,988 9.68

8 AUGUST 118,059 45 118,104 9.37

9 SEPTEMBER 118,308 23 118,331 9.39

10 OCTOBER 112,570 59 112,629 8.94

11 NOVEMBER 113,231 613 113,844 9.03

12 DECEMBER 122,458 390 122,848 9.75

TOTAL 1,257,177 3,140 1,260,317 100

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MARKET R 2005 R 2006 CHANGE(+/-)

JAPAN I 310,123 I 255,767 (17.53)

TAIWAN III 128,194 II 141,979 10.75

AUSTRALIA II 249,001 III 132,236 (46.89)

SOUTHOFKOREA IV 78,146 IV 89,911 15.06

MALAYSIA VII 66,568 V 72,724 9.25

UK V 75,845 VI 62,772 (17.24)

GERMANY VI 73,998 VII 62,568 (15.45)

FRANCE IX 44,869 VIII 50,858 13.35

USA VIII 51,739 IX 47,071 (9.02)

NETHERLANDS X 41,998 X 40,833 (2.77)

PRC XV 17,137 XI 40,687 137.42

SINGAPORE XI 35,164 XII 40,664 15.64

RUSIA - 13,088 XIII 23,649 80.69

ITALY XII 19,388 XIV 16,961 (12.52)

SWITZERLAND XIV 17,155 XV 16,289 (5.05)

Table 6.

Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali by Market Country, in 2006

Tabel 6. Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali Berdasarkan Negara Pasar Utama Tahun 2006

Note: R=Ranking

Source• Bali Regional Office of Justice

and Human Right

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NO. NATIONALITY 2002 2003 +/- 2004 +/- 2005 +/- 2006 +/-

I ASIAFACIFICEXCLUDINGASEAN

1 Hongkong 1,844 4,947 168.28 12,677 156.26 7,411 -41.54 9,550 28.862 India 5,277 4,554 -13.70 6,468 42.03 6,792 5.01 12,792 88.343 Japan 301,380 185,751 -38.37 326,397 75.72 310,139 -4.98 255,767 -17.534 SouthOfKorea 41,036 46,365 12.99 80,273 73.13 78,146 -2.65 89,911 15.065 Pakistan 743 404 -45.63 553 36.88 417 -24.59 442 6.006 Bangladesh 1,049 1,647 57.01 1,504 -8.68 976 -35.11 745 -23.677 Srilangka 436 354 -18.81 446 25.99 498 11.66 389 -21.898 Taiwan 168,756 170,533 1.05 183,624 7.68 128,194 -30.19 141,979 10.759 PRC 4,232 7,524 77.79 21,651 187.76 17,137 -20.85 40,687 137.4210 Australia 183,561 139,018 -24.27 267,520 92.44 249,001 -6.92 132,236 -46.8911 NewZealand 22,388 15,642 -30.13 20,231 29.34 17,182 -15.07 12,544 -26.9912 Others Asia Pacific 3,351 2,922 -12.80 4,808 64.54 4627 -3.76 5,952 28.64

TOTAL 734,053 579,661 -21.03 926,152 59.77 820,520 -11.41 702,994 -14.32II ASEAN1 BruneiDarusalam 425 479 12.71 901 88.10 617 -31.52 582 -5.672 Kamboja 77 158 105.19 142 -10.13 231 62.68 244 5.633 Laos 67 75 11.94 93 24.00 49 -47.31 105 114.294 Malaysia 19,960 34,820 74.45 62,974 80.86 66,568 5.71 72,724 9.255 Myanmar 250 171 -31.60 236 38.01 159 -32.63 179 12.586 Philipina 7,273 8,016 10.22 6,386 -20.33 6,968 9.11 6,220 -10.737 Singapore 27,919 42,931 53.77 43,113 0.42 35,164 -18.44 40,664 15.648 Thailand 12,807 10,136 -20.86 13,147 29.71 7,983 -39.28 7,583 -5.019 Vietnam 346 645 86.42 1,464 126.98 1,388 -5.19 1,105 -20.39

TOTAL 69,124 97,431 40.95 128,456 31.84 119,127 -7.26 129,406 8.63III TOTALAFRICA 6,109 4,219 -30.94 8,315 97.08 6,762 -18.68 5,742 -15.08IV AMERICA1 USA 50,007 35,937 -28.14 50,516 40.57 51,739 2.42 47,071 -9.022 Argentina 835 797 -4.55 1,016 27.48 2,269 123.33 841 -62.943 Brazilia 3,133 2,433 -22.34 3,692 51.75 3,617 -2.03 3,918 8.324 Canada 17,042 11,686 -31.43 15,119 29.38 15,430 2.06 13,235 -14.235 Mexico 2,704 1,835 -32.14 2,032 10.74 1,688 -16.93 1,918 13.636 OthersAmerica 2,782 1,904 -31.56 2,117 11.19 1,887 -10.86 1,912 1.32

TOTAL 76,503 54,592 -28.64 74,492 36.45 76,630 2.87 68,895 -10.09V EUROPE1 Austria 6,994 5,274 -24.59 6,859 30.05 7,565 10.29 8,422 11.332 Belgium 6,080 6,354 4.51 6,638 4.47 7,313 10.17 8,833 20.783 Netherlands 39,638 32,567 -17.84 32,805 0.73 41,998 28.02 40,833 -2.774 Luxemburg 292 208 -28.77 206 -0.96 338 64.08 287 -15.095 Denmark 8,293 5,527 -33.35 6,985 26.38 8,720 24.84 3,956 -54.636 UK 96,806 50,043 -48.31 55,546 11.00 75,845 36.54 62,772 -17.247 Italy 32,531 12,130 -62.71 19,964 64.58 19,388 -2.89 16,961 -12.528 Germany 72,599 53,374 -26.48 70,050 31.24 73,998 5.64 62,568 -15.459 Norway 5,823 3,889 -33.21 5,026 29.24 5,219 3.84 3,999 -23.3810 Sweden 13,839 7,833 -43.40 8,549 9.14 9,454 10.59 7,122 -24.6711 Finland 2,406 1,404 -41.65 2,321 65.31 2,066 -10.99 1,964 -4.9412 France 43,623 29,628 -32.08 40,441 36.50 44,869 10.95 50,858 13.3513 Spain 17,638 9,326 -47.13 11,806 26.59 12,298 4.17 15,020 22.1314 Portugal 4,875 3,470 -28.82 3,912 12.74 4,296 9.82 5,637 31.2215 Switzerland 13,543 9,725 -28.19 16,035 64.88 17,155 6.98 16,289 -5.0516 Rusia 6,629 4,905 -26.01 10,986 123.98 13,088 19.13 23,649 80.6917 OthersEurope 24,472 16,828 -31.24 21,420 27.29 18,864 -11.93 22,987 21.86

TOTAL 396,081 252,485 -36.25 319,549 26.56 362,474 13.43 352,157 -2.85VI MiddleEast 1,644 1,449 -11.86 1,345 -7.18 936 -30.41 1,123 19.98

OthersNationalities 2,330 3,192 37.00 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 1,285,844 993,029 -22.77 1,458,309 46.85 1,386,449 -4.93 1,260,317 -9.10

Table 8. Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali by Nationality 2002 - 2006Tabel 8. Kedatangan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali Ber-dasarkan Kebangsaan Tahun 2002 - 2006

Source • Bali Regional Office of Justice and Human RightSumber • Kanwil Departemen Kehakiman dan HAM Provinsi Bali

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Table 9.

Number of Passengers to Bali Via Airport in 2002 - 2006

Tabel 9. Jumlah Penumpang Melalui Bandara Ngurah Rai Tahun 2002 - 2006

NO MONTH 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 JANUARY 160,627 151,849 222,926 236,605 220,389

2 FEBRUARY 163,774 139,790 185,348 225,907 185,167

3 MARCH 206,032 151,122 187,605 259,450 215,168

4 APRIL 178,657 123,955 196,888 248,078 252,158

5 MAY 204,776 130,511 207,636 265,641 243,072

6 JUNE 223,427 180,468 242,026 290,607 265,127

7 JULY 260,414 240,438 283,526 345,852 309,197

8 AUGUST 255,555 220,999 300,267 328,566 301,864

9 SEPTEMBER 230,509 208,186 287,855 330,017 280,730

10 OCTOBER 169,539 211,961 262,062 196,072 271,526

11 NOVEMBER 97,567 192,420 266,886 205,581 270,855

12 DECEMBER 191,205 232,945 297,745 230,052 309,404

TOTAL 2,342,082 2,184,644 2,940,770 3,162,428 3,124,657

GROWTHRATE 4.72% -6.72% 34.61% 7.54% -1.19%

Source • Ngurah Rai Airport AuthoritySumber • PT (PERSERO) Angkasa Pura I

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Table 10. ContinuationTabel 10. Lanjutan (a)

NO MONTH2002

GROWTH(%)

2003GROWTH

(%)INTERNA-TIONAL

DOMES-TIC TOTAL INTERNA-

TIONALDOMES-

TIC TOTAL

1 JANUARY 99,061 61,566 160,627 -10.30 72,534 79,315 151,849 -5.46

2 FEBRUARY 103,804 59,970 163,774 0.80 75,042 64,748 139,790 -14.64

3 MARCH 133,292 72,740 206,032 18.92 81,329 69,793 151,122 -26.65

4 APRIL 114,647 64,010 178,657 3.13 57,768 66,187 123,955 -30.62

5 MAY 129,817 74,959 204,776 9.76 50,109 80,402 130,511 -36.27

6 JUNE 141,291 82,136 223,427 17.81 86,722 93,746 180,468 -19.23

7 JULY 158,128 102,286 260,414 29.83 116,762 123,676 240,438 -7.67

8 AUGUST 166,606 88,949 255,555 16.82 121,315 99,684 220,999 -13.52

9 SEPTEMBER 151,984 78,525 230,509 11.31 113,664 94,522 208,186 -9.68

10 OCTOBER 93,119 76,420 169,539 -14.02 105,627 106,334 211,961 25.02

11 NOVEMBER 43,074 54,493 97,567 -35.48 97,584 94,836 192,420 97.22

12 DECEMBER 80,754 110,451 191,205 -3.12 106,459 126,486 232,945 21.83

TOTAL 1,415,577 926,505 2,342,082 4.72 1,084,915 1,099,729 2,184,644 -6.72

NO MONTH

2004GROWTH

(%)

2005GROWTH

(%)INTERNA-

TIONAL

DOMES-TIC TOTAL

INTERNA-

TIONAL

DOMES-TIC TOTAL

1 JANUARY 116,084 106,842 222,926 46.81 114,705 121,900 236,605 6.14

2 FEBRUARY 96,700 88,648 185,348 32.59 109,928 115,979 225,907 21.88

3 MARCH 99,375 88,230 187,605 24.14 125,820 133,630 259,450 38.30

4 APRIL 103,841 93,047 196,888 58.84 124,309 123,769 248,078 26.00

5 MAY 109,323 98,313 207,636 59.09 125,881 139,760 265,641 27.94

6 JUNE 124,326 117,700 242,026 34.11 148,501 142,106 290,607 20.07

7 JULY 146,474 137,052 283,526 17.92 170,704 175,148 345,852 21.98

8 AUGUST 158,415 141,852 300,267 35.87 164,391 164,175 328,566 9.42

9 SEPTEMBER 144,384 143,471 287,855 38.27 169,659 160,358 330,017 14.65

10 OCTOBER 137,558 124,504 262,062 23.64 94,037 102,035 196,072 -25.18

11 NOVEMBER 127,700 139,186 266,886 38.70 75,693 129,888 205,581 -22.97

12 DECEMBER 137,175 160,570 297,745 27.82 87,555 142,497 230,052 -22.74

TOTAL 1,501,355 1,439,415 2,940,770 34.61 1,511,183 1,651,245 3,162,428 7.54

Table 10. Number of Passengers to Bali by Type of Flight Via Ngurah Rai Airport in 2002 - 2006Tabel 10. Jumlah Penumpang Menurut Katagori Penerbangan Melalui Bandara Ngurah Rai Tahun 2002 - 2006

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NO MONTH2006

GROWTH(%)INTER

NATIONALDOMES-

TIC TOTAL

1 JANUARY 90,010 130,379 220,389 -6.85

2 FEBRUARY 78,824 106,343 185,167 -18.03

3 MARCH 92,280 122,888 215,168 -17.07

4 APRIL 106,896 145,262 252,158 1.64

5 MAY 113,646 129,426 243,072 -8.50

6 JUNE 125,603 139,524 265,127 -8.77

7 JULY 142,928 166,269 309,197 -10.60

8 AUGUST 139,584 162,280 301,864 -8.13

9 SEPTEMBER 138,604 142,126 280,730 -14.93

10 OCTOBER 135,403 136,123 271,526 38.48

11 NOVEMBER 127,596 143,259 270,855 31.75

12 DECEMBER 135,734 173,670 309,404 34.49

TOTAL 1,427,108 1,697,549 3,124,657 -1.19

Table 10. ContinuationTabel 10. Lanjutan (b)

Source• Ngurah Rai Airport Authority

Sumber• PT (PERSERO) Angkasa Pura I

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NO MONTH 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 JANUARY 146,631 170,817 162,380 163,790 178,267

2 FEBRUARY 104,434 108,123 127,564 127,742 134,283

3 MARCH 179,070 118,631 100,047 168,473 125,302

4 APRIL 139,893 130,556 115,176 141,071 135,472

5 MAY 182,980 158,720 128,431 145,170 144,241

6 JUNE 216,664 158,423 156,129 162,445 167,166

7 JULY 258,487 192,100 202,465 203,200 197,511

8 AUGUST 158,527 129,729 138,451 148,571 157,258

9 SEPTEMBER 148,887 118,618 132,523 157,958 140,627

10 OCTOBER 160,396 129,666 120,487 130,340 208,331

11 NOVEMBER 114,159 182,374 293,042 251,291 187,419

12 DECEMBER 307,870 237,676 176,855 141,280 153,708

TOTAL 2,117,998 1,835,433 1,853,550 1,941,331 1,929,585

Table 11. Number of Passengers to Bali Via Ketapang Gilimanuk Harbour in 2002 - 2006Tabel 11. Jumlah Penumpang Melalui Pelabuhan Ketapang - Gilimanuk Tahun 2002 - 2006

Source • Bali Government Transportation OfficeSumber • Dinas Perhubungan Provinsi Bali

NO MONTH 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 JANUARY 38,053 34,449 20,568 17,745 37,113

2 FEBRUARY 19,791 27,811 15,649 30,453 32,686

3 MARCH 29,199 28,487 15,351 30,753 39,442

4 APRIL 25,058 26,321 15,812 31,005 41,525

5 MAY 24,882 21,391 18,564 37,426 42,307

6 JUNE 36,168 32,893 17,509 37,990 39,589

7 JULY 39,982 32,478 27,933 51,440 51,392

8 AUGUST 33,838 31,508 15,674 50,696 46,686

9 SEPTEMBER 28,704 21,321 15,197 47,966 45,350

10 OCTOBER 25,331 20,084 15,335 47,577 57,424

11 NOVEMBER 20,940 23,483 36,256 59,170 60,682

12 DECEMBER 46,955 34,443 21,616 39,744 44,108

TOTAL 368,901 334,669 235,464 481,965 538,304

Table 12. Number of Passengers to Bali Via Lembar Padang Bai Harbour in 2002 - 2006Tabel 12. Jumlah Penumpang Melalui Pelabuhan Lembar - Padang Bai Tahun 2002 - 2006

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127,7

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332

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7.33

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84

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5,168

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8,473

125,3

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30,75

339

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28.25

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103,8

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136,3

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137

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158,4

53

121,9

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3.01

345,8

52

309,1

97-1

0.60

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7,511

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963

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65.89

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328,5

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46,68

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59.84

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1 JANUARY 25,916 24,158 -6.78 5,505 4,547 -17.40 7,189 7,063 -1.75

2 FEBRUARY 24,424 20,411 -16.43 6,107 5,060 -17.14 8,205 6,423 -21.72

3 MARCH 28,923 22,908 -20.80 9,010 5,425 -39.79 10,733 9,641 -10.17

4 APRIL 29,763 30,336 1.93 7,882 6,381 -19.04 11,957 10,958 -8.35

5 MAY 27,396 26,407 -3.61 6,564 5,462 -16.79 14,056 11,290 -19.68

6 JUNE 28,051 25,673 -8.48 7,243 5,995 -17.23 13,922 13,726 -1.41

7 JULY 42,335 38,696 -8.60 7,581 6,449 -14.93 9,469 9,289 -1.90

8 AUGUST 43,952 39,458 -10.22 5,996 5,270 -12.11 9,802 9,034 -7.84

9 SEPTEMBER 37,950 34,259 -9.73 6,599 5,815 -11.88 11,147 9,926 -10.95

10 OCTOBER 26,994 32,472 20.29 4,530 5,930 30.91 4,618 10,276 122.52

11 NOVEMBER 21,671 27,008 24.63 4,266 5,553 30.17 7,573 13,503 78.30

12 DECEMBER 25,099 30,371 21.00 5,347 7,008 31.06 10,456 18,277 74.80

TOTAL 362,474 352,157 -2.85 76,630 68,895 -10.09 119,127 129,406 8.63

Table 14.

Comparative Data of Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Bali by Region 2005 VS 2006

Tabel 14. Data Perbandingan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Bali Berdasar-kan Kawasan 2005 VS 2006

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NTH

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PAC

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(EXL

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+/-%

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2006

2005

2006

2005

2006

2005

2006

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43,59

3-3

0.53

506

275

-45.6

562

8537

.1010

1,931

79,72

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41,22

3-3

3.00

296

264

-10.8

176

49-3

5.53

100,6

3873

,430

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67,81

945

,723

-32.5

861

635

2-4

2.86

4860

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117,1

4984

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66,04

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258

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8095

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6,272

103,8

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58,18

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101,7

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63,42

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NO MONTH 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 JANUARY 55,367 44,041 72,828 52,484 41,814

2 FEBRUARY 51,484 48,638 47,831 52,656 38,358

3 MARCH 65,553 68,109 48,179 55,419 51,582

4 APRIL 69,538 60,867 49,239 48,887 44,664

5 MAY 72,606 124,359 49,437 43,891 45,648

6 JUNE 68,659 124,545 54,847 48,094 45,864

7 JULY 67,254 135,313 54,835 38,489 63,850

8 AUGUST 67,872 251,701 59,151 37,001 51,609

9 SEPTEMBER 87,714 224,671 55,657 34,540 52,702

10 OCTOBER 73,656 57,252 54,030 44,821 42,000

11 NOVEMBER 36,394 36,081 47,383 36,813 46,664

12 DECEMBER 38,114 56,944 47,748 36,709 39,127

TOTAL 754,211 1,232,521 641,165 529,804 563,882

GROWTHRATE 63.42% -47.98% -17.37% 6.43%

NO TYPEOFCOMPANY UNIT1 ACCOMODATION 2,0202 RESTAURANT 973 RUMAHMAKAN 1,1674 TRAVELAGENT 4375 MICE(MEETING,INCENTIVE,CONFERENCE,EXHIBITION) 116 TRAVELAGENTBRANCH 807 TOUROPERATORAGENT 58 TOURISMCONSULTANT 69 IMPRESARIAT 310 TOURISMINFORMATION11 BAR 38212 TOURISMWATERSPORT 167

TOTAL 4,375

Table 15. Monthly Foreign Exchange in Bali 2002 - 2006Tabel 15. Penukaran Valuta asing Per Bulan di Bali Tahun 2002 - 2006

Source • Bali Government Tourism OfficeSumber • Dinas Pariwisata Bali

Source • Bank of IndonesiaSumber • Bank Indonesia Denpasar

Table 16. List of Tourism Industries in Bali 2006Tabel 16. Daftar Usaha Pariwisata Bali Tahun 2006

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NO THEVISITEDPLACESofINTEREST

TOTALRESPONDENT %

I DENPASARCITY1 SANUR 227 7.182 MUSEUMBALI 4 0.13

II BADUNGREGENCY1 TANJUNGBENOA 9 0.282 GWK 16 0.513 SANGEH 8 0.254 KUTA 612 19.365 NUSADUA 92 2.916 ULUWATU 220 6.967 JIMBARAN 82 2.598 TAMANAYUN 9 0.289 SERANGAN 1 0.0310 DREAMLAND 24 0.7611 PETITENGET 1 0.03

III GIANYARREGENCY1 SUKAWATI 596 18.852 UBUD 21 0.663 TAMPAKSIRING 28 0.894 GOAGAJAH 3 0.095 BATUBULAN 8 0.256 GUNUNGKAWI 12 0.387 TAMANBURUNG 3 0.098 CELUK 25 0.79

IV BANGLIREGENCY1 KINTAMANI 217 6.862 DANAUBATUR 17 0.543 GUNUNGBATUR 56 1.774 PENGLIPURAN 4 0.13

V KLUNGKUNGREGENCY1 GOALAWAH 14 0.442 KERTAGOSA 5 0.163 NUSALEMBONGAN 45 1.424 NUSAPENIDA 7 0.22

VI TABANANREGENCY1 BEDUGUL 53 1.682 TANAHLOT 276 8.733 ALASKEDATON 65 2.064 DANAUBERATAN 4 0.135 JATILUWIH 1 0.03

VII KARANGASEMREGENCY1 UJUNGKARANGASEM 5 0.162 BESAKIH 137 4.333 AMED 27 0.854 TIRTAGANGGA 15 0.475 CANDIDASA 37 1.176 TENGANAN 2 0.067 PADANGBAI 11 0.358 GUNUNGAGUNG 14 0.449 TULAMBEN 16 0.51

VIII BULELENGREGENCY1 PULAUMENJANGAN 6 0.192 LOVINA 97 3.073 GITGIT 27 0.85

IX JEMBRANAREGENCY1 PANTAIMEDEWI 2 0.06

TOTAL 3,161 100.00

Table 17.

The Precentage of Foreign Tourist Arrival to Bali Based on The Visit to Place of Interest in Bali

Tabel 17. Prosentase Kunjungan Wisatawan Manca Negara ke Bali Berdasarkan Obyek-Obyek Wisata yang Telah Di kunjungi Di Bali

Source• Survey Result by Bali Government Tourism Office 2006

Sumber• Hasil Survey Dinas Pariwisata Bali 2006

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NO NATIONALITYAVERAGE

LENGTHOFSTAY(DAY)

EXPENDITURE/PERSON/DAY(Rp)

I. ASIAPACIFIC1 AUSTRALIA 12.00 749,7402 NEWZEALAND 7.50 975,8383 JEPANG 7.30 1,361,4024 CINA 6.50 1,372,0655 INDIA 8.00 1,565,592

II. AMERIKA1 CANADA 12.16 940,6112 BRAZIL 12.75 399,0203 USA 7.05 1,403,5504 ARGENTINA 6.00 1,013,7705 MEXICO 4.70 826,596

III. EROPA1 DENMARK 12.20 799,9592 BELGIUM 11.30 451,0343 GERMANY 9.45 1,581,1304 SPAIN 20.35 531,0285 NETHERLAND 13.30 1,933,6106 FRANCE 11.60 975,1527 AUSTRIA 11.50 650,0008 SWISS 9.50 503,2569 NORWEGIA 10.40 889,42310 ENGLAND 16.00 965,41511 ITALY 7.30 1,152,19412 RUSIA 10.40 2,116,74913 POLAND 13.20 2,683,71214 PORTUGAL 5.00 1,377,33315 IRELAND 11.10 930,16916 GREECE 6.70 1,738,94317 SWEDEN 4.20 1,064,58318 FINLAND 8.00 1,875,000

IV. AFRICA1 SOUTHAFRICA 9.90 518,2042 EGYPT 7.20 2,368,055

V. ASEAN1 PHILIPINE 4.14 2,156,6602 MALAYSIA 4.80 1,333,1673 SINGAPORE 5.50 2,533,889

AVERAGE 9.30 1,264,753

Table 18.

Average of Tourist Expenditure and Length of Stay inBali Based on Nationality in 2006

Tabel 18.Rata-Rata Pengeluaran dan Lama Tinggal Wisatawan Mancanegara di Bali dirinci Berdasarkan Kebangsaan Tahun 2006

Source • Survey Result by Bali Government Tourism Office 2006Sumber • Hasil Survey Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali 2006

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Source • Survey Result by Bali Government Tourism Office 2006Sumber • Hasil Survey Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali 2006

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NO ORIGINAVERAGE

LENGTHOFSTAY(DAY)

EXPENDITURE/PERSON/DAY(Rp.Juta)

I. SUMATERA1 SumateraBarat 5.3 251,4152 Palembang 4.5 873,3333 SumateraSelatan 4.3 598,8384 Riau 3.3 314,3945 SumateraUtara 3.3 876,2966 NAD 3 961,5387 BangkaBelitung 3 710,0008 Bengkulu 3.4 711,765

II. JAWA1 JawaTimur 4.3 550,6912 DKIJakarta 4.9 497,8893 JawaBarat 4.8 528,4454 JawaTengah 4.5 458,1875 Banten 2 1,590,7896 DIY 3 728,231

III. SULAWESI1 SulawesiSelatan 4.5 859,640

IV. KALIMANTAN1 KalimantanTimur 3.5 385,7142 KalimantanTengah 3.6 346,296

V. PAPUA1 Papua 4 439,063

VI. NUSATENGGARA1 NusaTenggaraTimur 8.2 221,7052 NusaTenggaraBarat 2 742,991

AVERAGE 3.97 632,361

Source • Survey Result by Bali Government Tourism Office 2006Sumber • Hasil Survey Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali 2006

Table 19.

Average of Domestic Tourist Expenditure and Length of Stay inBali Based on Place of Origin in 2006

Tabel 19.Rata-Rata Pengeluaran dan Lama Tinggal Wisatawan Nusantara di Bali dirinci Berdasarkan Daerah Asal Tahun 2006

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YEARLENGTHOFSTAY EXPENDITUREPERPERSONPERDAY

FOREIGN(day) DOMESTIC(day)

AVERAGE(day)

FOREIGN DOMESTIC AVERAGE

1991 9.20 - 9.20 US$ 92.85 US$ - US$ 92.851992 10.80 - 10.80 US$ 50.00 US$ - US$ 50.001993 10.30 5.20 7.75 US$ 70.29 US$ 58.64 US$ 64.471994 10.00 5.10 7.55 US$ 134.66 US$ 64.34 US$ 99.501995 10.00 6.00 8.00 US$ 85.00 US$ 33.09 US$ 59.051996 9.20 5.00 7.10 US$ 83.92 US$ 27.88 US$ 55.901997 9.20 5.30 7.25 US$ 89.27 US$ 42.67 US$ 65.971998 9.00 5.00 7.00 US$ 87.67 US$ - US$ 87.671999 8.00 5.00 6.50 US$ - US$ - US$ -2000 11.00 5.90 8.45 US$ 77.35 US$ 20.04 US$ 48.702001 10.97 4.44 7.71 US$ 74.38 US$ 18.68 US$ 46.532002 9.48 5.28 7.38 US$ 68.75 US$ 34.43 US$ 51.592003 11.20 4.00 7.60 Rp. 548,592 Rp. 94,067 Rp. 321,3302004 10.06 4.20 7.13 Rp. 799,524 Rp. 312,796 Rp. 556,1602005 9.02 - - US$ 89.02 - -2006 9.30 3.97 6.64 Rp. 1,264,753.00 Rp. 632,361 Rp. 948,557

Table 20.

Length of Stay and Average Tourist Expenditure in Bali 1991 - 2006Tabel 20. Rata-Rata Lama Tinggal dan Pengeluaran Wisatawan di Bali Tahun 1991 - 2006

Source • Survey Result by Bali Government Tourism Office 2006Sumber • Hasil Survey Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali 2006

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FREEVISAFORSHORTVISIT VISAONARRIVAL

NO COUNTRIES NO COUNTRIES NO COUNTRIES1 Thailand 1 AfricaSelatan 33 Latvia

2 Malaysia 2 Aljazair 34 Libya

3 Singapore 3 AmerikaSerikat 35 Liechtenstein

4 Brunei 4 Argentina 36 Lithuania

5 Philipina 5 Australia 37 Luxemburg

6 HongkongSAR 6 Austria 38 Maladewa

7 MacaoSAR 7 Bahrain 39 Malta

8 Chili 8 Belgia 40 Meksiko

9 Maroko 9 Belanda 41 Mesir

10 Peru 10 Brasilia 42 Monaco

11 Vietnam 11 Bulgaria 43 Norwegia

12 Cheko 44 Oman

13 Cyprus 45 Panama

14 Denmark 46 Perancis

15 EmiratArab 47 Polandia

16 Estonia 48 Portugal

17 Fiji 49 Qatar

18 Finlandia 50 RepublikRakyatChina

19 Hongaria 51 Rumania

20 India 52 Rusia

21 Inggris 53 SaudiArabia

22 Iran 54 SelandiaBaru(NewZealand)

23 Irlandia 55 Slovakia

24 Islandia 56 Slovenia

25 Italia 57 Spanyol

26 Jepang 58 Suriname

27 Jerman 59 Swedia

28 Kamboja 60 Swiss

29 Kanada 61 Taiwan

30 KoreaSelatan 62 Tunisia

31 Kuwait 63 Yunani

32 Laos

Table 21.

List of Cuntries with Free Visa for Short Visit and Visa on Arrival.

Tabel 21. Negara-negara Bebas Visa Kunjungan Singkat dan Negara-negara Bebas Visa Kunjungan Saat Kedatangan

Source • Departement of Justice and Human Right of The Republic Indonesia.Sumber • Departemen Kehakiman dan HAM Republik Indonesia

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NO TYPEOFACCOMODATION

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

UNIT ROOM UNIT ROOM UNIT ROOM UNIT ROOM UNIT ROOM

1 HOTELBERBINTANG 135 19,269 142 19,554 143 19,812 148 19,940 152 20,293

2 HOTELMELATI 691 14,222 695 13,984 720 14,408 849 15,332 942 16,797

3 PONDOKWISATA 330 1,511 372 1,721 390 1,811 440 2,099 926 4,424

1,156 35,002 1,209 35,259 1,253 36,031 1,437 37,371 2,020 41,514

Table 22.

Accomodation in Bali 2002 - 2006

Tabel 22. Akomodasi di Provinsi Bali Tahun 2002 - 2006

Source • Bali Government Tourism OfficeSumber • Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali

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NORE

GENC

Y/CI

TY

2002

2003

HOTE

LBI

NTAN

GRO

OMHO

TEL

MELA

TIRO

OMPO

NDOK

W

ISAT

ARO

OMNU

MBER

OF

ACCO

MO

DATI

ON

NUMB

ERO

FRO

OMHO

TEL

BINT

ANG

ROOM

HOTE

LME

LATI

ROOM

POND

OK

WIS

ATA

ROOM

NUMB

ERO

FAC

COMO

DA

TION

NUMB

ERO

FRO

OM

1De

npas

ar23

3,0

34

140

3,185

44

20

420

76,4

23

24

3,053

14

03,1

85

44

204

208

6,442

a.De

npas

ar2

111

86

2,015

11

54

99

2,1

80

211

186

2,0

15

11

54

99

2,180

b.Sa

nur

21

2,923

54

1,1

70

33

150

108

4,243

22

2,9

42

54

1,170

33

15

010

94,2

62

2Ba

dung

86

14,95

427

46,5

89

75

351

435

21,89

490

15

,203

255

6,105

81

37

742

621

,685

a.Ku

ta,T.

Ben

oa72

11

,050

274

6,589

75

35

142

117

,990

75

11,22

425

56,1

05

81

377

411

17,70

6

Sa

wang

an,J

imba

ran

00

b.Nus

aDua

14

3,904

14

3,9

04

15

3,979

15

3,9

79

3Ba

ngli

15

185

523

20

20

825

21

15

23

30

234

4Bu

lelen

g5

225

63

1,095

22

10

790

1,4

27

725

963

1,0

95

26

125

96

1,479

5Gi

anya

r9

422

87

1,269

10

446

520

02,1

56

10

449

87

1,269

12

356

322

02,2

81

6Je

mbra

na23

31

413

65

36

37

923

31

414

70

37

38

4

7Kl

ungk

ung

336

3

30

940

15

10

63

36

330

9

40

15

106

8Ka

rang

asem

729

363

1,1

30

37

157

107

1,580

6

249

64

1,152

43

19

511

31,5

96

9Ta

bana

n2

305

23

425

21

99

46

829

230

535

62

327

12

464

1,0

52

135

19,26

969

114

,222

330

1,511

1,1

56

35,00

214

219

,554

695

13,98

437

21,7

21

1,209

35

,259

Tab

le 2

3.

Acc

om

odat

ion in B

ali by

Reg

ency

in 2

002 -

2006

Tab

el

23

. A

ko

mo

dasi

di

Pro

vin

si B

ali

per

Kab

up

ate

n /

Ko

ta T

ah

un

20

02

- 2

00

6

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NORE

GENC

Y/CI

TY

2004

2005

HOTE

LBI

NTAN

GRO

OMHO

TEL

MELA

TIRO

OMPO

NDOK

W

ISAT

ARO

OMNU

MBER

OF

ACCO

MO

DATI

ON

NUMB

ERO

FRO

OMHO

TEL

BINT

ANG

ROOM

HOTE

LME

LATI

ROOM

POND

OK

WIS

ATA

ROOM

NUMB

ERO

FAC

COMO

DA

TION

NUMB

ERO

FRO

OM

1De

npas

ar24

2,9

96

141

3,210

44

20

420

96,4

10

24

2,996

18

83,2

12

50

263

262

6,471

a.De

npas

ar2

111

87

2,004

11

54

10

02,1

69

211

113

41,9

94

11

58

147

2,163

b.Sa

nur

22

2,885

54

1,2

06

33

150

109

4,241

22

2,8

85

54

1,218

39

20

511

54,3

08

2Ba

dung

90

15,46

125

56,1

05

81

377

426

21,94

393

15

,538

255

6,105

81

37

742

922

,020

a.Ku

ta,T.

Ben

oa74

11

,153

255

6,105

81

37

741

017

,635

76

11,20

325

56,1

05

81

377

412

17,68

5

Sa

wang

an,J

imba

ran

0

b.Nus

aDua

16

4,308

16

4,3

08

17

4,335

17

4,3

35

3Ba

ngli

25

211

838

33

24

926

21

98

38

34

257

4Bu

lelen

g7

259

67

1,164

26

12

510

01,5

48

725

967

1,1

64

28

132

102

1,555

5Gi

anya

r11

47

890

1,4

02

123

563

224

2,443

12

50

713

31,9

02

128

580

273

2,989

6Je

mbra

na23

31

414

70

37

38

438

50

328

15

366

65

6

7Kl

ungk

ung

342

3

30

940

15

11

23

42

26

255

940

38

33

7

8Ka

rang

asem

627

179

1,3

29

43

195

128

1,795

7

293

79

1,329

57

27

214

31,8

94

9Ta

bana

n2

305

37

643

42

199

81

1,147

2

305

37

643

51

244

90

1,192

143

19,81

272

014

,408

390

1,811

1,2

53

36,03

114

819

,940

849

15,33

244

02,0

99

1,437

37

,371

Tab

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3.

Continuat

ion

Tab

el

23

. Lan

juta

n (

a)

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NO REGENCY/CITY

2006

HOTELBINTANG ROOM HOTEL

MELATI ROOM PONDOKWISATA ROOM

NUMBEROFACCOMODATION

NUMBEROFROOM

1 Denpasar 24 3,169 194 3,339 50 263 268 6,771

a.Denpasar 2 116 140 2,121 11 58 153 2,295

b.Sanur 22 3,053 54 1,218 39 205 115 4,476

2 Badung 94 15,612 277 6,741 140 674 511 23,027

a.Kuta,T.Benoa 76 11,153 277 6,741 140 674 493 18,568

Sawangan,

Jimbaran

b.NusaDua 18 4,459 18 4,459

3 Bangli 26 219 10 49 36 268

4 Buleleng 9 349 67 1,164 28 132 104 1,645

5 Gianyar 13 523 164 2,315 478 2,291 655 5,129

6 Jembrana 38 503 28 168 66 671

7 Klungkung 3 42 26 255 9 40 38 337

8 Karangasem 7 293 114 1,645 132 563 253 2,501

9 Tabanan 2 305 36 616 51 244 89 1,165

152 20,293 942 16,797 926 4,424 2,020 41,514

Table 23. ContinuationTabel 23. Lanjutan (b)

Source • Bali Government Tourism OfficeSumber • Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali

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NO MONTH CLASSIFIELDHOTEL

1 JANUARY 33.76%2 FEBRUARY 29.45%3 MARCH 29.09%4 APRIL 37.31%5 MAY 38.66%6 JUNE 38.84%7 JULY 47.42%8 AUGUST 53.89%9 SEPTEMBER 47.82%10 OCTOBER 43.82%11 NOVEMBER 42.06%12 DECEMBER 42.06%

YEAR*2006 40.35%2005 46.45%2004 48.65%2003 43.17%2002 51.58%

NO MONTH CLASSIFIELDHOTEL

1 JANUARY 4.532 FEBRUARY 4.383 MARCH 4.574 APRIL 5.085 MAY 5.516 JUNE 4.517 JULY 3.508 AUGUST 3.449 SEPTEMBER 3.6610 OCTOBER 3.6611 NOVEMBER 3.6612 DECEMBER 3.66

YEAR*2006 2.872005 4.062004 3.462003 3.802002 4.00

Note: *=Temporary Data

Catatan: *=Data Sementara

Source • Central Statistic BureauSumber • Badan Pusat Statistik Provinsi Bali

Table 24.

Room Occupancy Rate of Classifield Hotel in Bali in January - December 2006

Tabel 24.Prosentase Tingkat Hunian Kamar Hotel Berbintang di Bali dari Bulan Januari - De-sember 2006

Table 25.

Average Length of Stay of Tourists at Classifield Hotel in Bali in January - December 2006

Tabel 25.Rata-Rata Lama Menginap Wisatawan di Hotel Berbintang di Bali dari Bulan Januari - Desember 2006

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GENC

Y/CI

TY20

0220

0320

0420

0520

06RU

MAH

MAKA

NSE

ATRU

MAH

MAKA

NSE

ATRU

MAH

MAKA

NSE

ATRU

MAH

MAKA

NSE

ATRU

MAH

MAKA

NSE

AT

1De

npas

ar19

111

,791

195

12,08

119

512

,081

214

12,93

421

420

,606

a.De

npas

ar12

06,9

53

121

7,001

12

17,0

01

125

7,439

12

514

,701

b.Sa

nur

71

4,838

74

5,0

80

74

5,080

89

5,4

95

89

5,905

2

Badu

ng34

321

,388

363

22,87

936

322

,879

363

22,87

945

724

,914

a.K

uta,T

.Ben

oa33

620

,948

355

22,36

435

522

,364

355

22,36

444

924

,399

Sawa

ngan

,Jim

bara

nb.

Nusa

Dua

744

08

515

851

58

515

851

53

Bang

li16

2,7

35

21

3,114

57

4,2

16

57

4,216

57

4,1

50

4Bu

lelen

g18

83

720

93

720

93

724

1,2

90

24

1,310

5

Gian

yar

69

4,704

98

6,2

84

98

6,284

98

6,2

84

234

10,89

06

Jemb

rana

532

05

320

532

028

32

028

32

07

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gkun

g8

Kara

ngas

em16

99

820

1,1

35

20

1,135

20

1,0

50

101

6,710

9

Taba

nan

28

2,983

28

2,9

83

45

3,693

52

4,0

17

52

4,017

686

45,75

675

049

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803

51,54

585

652

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1,167

72

,917

Tab

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6.

Rum

ah m

akan

in B

ali by

Reg

ency

in 2

002 -

2006

Tab

el

26

. R

um

ah

Makan

di

Pro

vin

si B

ali

Per

Kab

up

ate

n /

Ko

ta T

ah

un

20

02

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00

6

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Bali

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men

t To

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si B

ali

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60

NO REGENCY/CITY 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 Denpasar 52 55 55 55 55a.Denpasar 10 10 10 10 10b.Sanur 42 45 45 45 45

2 Badung 184 231 231 231 231a.Kuta,T.Benoa 181 228 228 228 228Sawangan,Jimbaranb.NusaDua 3 3 3 3 3

3 Bangli 8 8 8 8 84 Buleleng 15 15 15 15 155 Gianyar 39 47 47 50 506 Jembrana7 Klungkung 1 1 1 1 18 Karangasem 19 19 19 20 209 Tabanan 2 2 2 2 2

320 378 378 382 382

Table 28. Bar in Bali by Regency in 2002 - 2006Tabel 28. Perkembangan Bar di Bali Per Kabupaten / Kota Tahun 2002 - 2006

NO REGENCY/CITY RUMAHMAKAN SEAT RESTAURANT SEAT

TOTALR.MAKANANDRESTAURANT

TOTALSEAT

1 Denpasar 214 20,606 22 3,842 236 24,448a.Denpasar 125 14,701 5 1,010 130 15,711b.Sanur 89 5,905 17 2,832 106 8,737

2 Badung 457 24,914 61 9,431 518 34,345a.Kuta,T.Benoa 449 24,399 47 7,882 496 32,281

Sawangan,Jimbaranb.NusaDua 8 515 14 1,549 22 2,064

3 Bangli 57 4,150 7 1,800 64 5,9504 Buleleng 24 1,310 24 1,3105 Gianyar 234 10,890 3 332 237 11,2226 Jembrana 28 320 28 3207 Klungkung8 Karangasem 101 6,710 4 605 105 7,3159 Tabanan 52 4,017 52 4,017

1,167 72,917 97 16,010 1,264 88,927

Table 27. Rumah makan and Restaurant in Bali by Regency in 2006 Tabel 27. Rumah Makan dan Restoran di Provinsi Bali Per Kabupaten / Kota Tahun 2006

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Source • Bali Government Tourism OfficeSumber • Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali

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NOSP

ECIF

ICL

ANGU

AGES

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

MALE

FEMA

LETO

TAL

MALE

FEMA

LETO

TAL

MALE

FEMA

LETO

TAL

MALE

FEMA

LETO

TAL

MALE

FEMA

LETO

TAL

1IN

GGRI

S2,4

44

119

2,563

2,4

46

119

2,565

2,4

66

120

2,586

2,4

66

120

2,586

2,4

66

120

2,586

2JE

PANG

1,981

14

32,1

24

1,981

14

32,1

24

2,011

14

92,1

60

2,011

14

92,1

60

2,011

14

92,1

60

3ITA

LIA26

97

276

269

727

627

17

278

271

727

827

17

278

4BE

LAND

A44

15

59

44

16

60

46

16

62

46

16

62

46

16

62

5JE

RMAN

428

20

448

428

20

448

435

22

457

435

22

457

435

22

457

6SP

ANYO

L12

56

131

125

613

112

86

134

128

613

412

86

134

7PE

RANC

IS18

022

20

218

022

20

218

323

20

618

323

20

618

323

20

6

8MA

NDAR

IN50

214

364

554

214

568

754

816

971

754

816

971

754

816

971

7

9KO

REA

133

20

153

133

20

153

184

40

224

184

40

224

184

40

224

10SW

EDIA

2-

22

-2

2-

22

-2

2-

2

11AR

AB1

-1

1-

11

-1

1-

11

-1

12RU

SIA

23

124

23

1

24

40

141

40

1

41

40

141

13IN

DONE

SIA

140

13

153

140

13

153

150

19

169

150

19

169

150

19

169

14DE

NMAR

K-

--

--

-1

12

11

21

12

6,272

50

96,7

81

6,314

51

26,8

26

6,466

57

37,0

39

6,466

57

37,0

39

6,466

57

37,0

39

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9. Li

cence

d G

uid

es in B

ali 2002 -

2006

Tab

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29

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uw

isata

Berl

isen

si d

i B

ali

Tah

un

20

02

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YEAR TRAVELAGENTTRAVELAGENT TOUROPERATOR

TOTALBRANCH AGENT

1984 18 11 0 291985 19 11 0 301986 21 11 0 321987 32 16 0 481988 48 28 0 761989 51 28 0 791990 98 38 0 1361991 99 39 0 1381992 103 39 0 1421993 107 45 0 1521994 124 54 1 1791995 157 56 3 2161996 166 57 3 2261997 204 56 3 2631998 231 59 3 2931999 288 67 4 3592000 313 65 4 3822001 324 66 5 3952002 366 69 5 4402003 362 72 5 4392004 376 74 5 4552005 411 76 5 4922006 437 80 5 522

Table 30.

Travel Agencies in Bali 1984 - 2006

Tabel 30. Biro Perjalanan Wisata di Bali 1984 - 2006

Source• Bali Government Tourism Office• Board of Regional invesment Office

Sumber • Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali• Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal Daerah Provinsi Bali

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66

NO REGENCY/CITY TOURISTRESORT

PLACESOFINTEREST

RECREATIONALPARK

PERFOR-MANCESTAGES

TOURISMWATERSPORT

COMPANY1 DENPASAR 1 23 10 3 71

2 BADUNG 3 29 8 - 56

3 BANGLI - 22 7 -

4 BULELENG 2 31 5 1 11

5 GIANYAR 2 43 5 25

6 JEMBRANA 2 13 15 -

7 KLUNGKUNG 1 20 - 1 4

8 KARANGASEM 3 20 1 1 23

9 TABANAN 1 25 14 1 2

15 226 65 32 167

Table 32. Tourism Resort of Interest, Recreational Park, Perfor-mance Stages and Tourism Water Sport Companies in Bali 2006Tabel 32. Jumlah Kawasan Pariwisata, Obyek Wisata, Tempat Rekreasi, Tempat Pertunjukan Wisata dan Usaha Wisata Tirta Tahun 2006

NO DESCRIPTION 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 DirectForeignTouristArrivaltoBali 1,285,844 993,029 1,458,309 1,386,449 1,260,317

2 NumberofPassangerstoBali 2,342,082 2,184,644 2,940,770 3,162,428 3,124,657

viaNgurahRaiAirport

3 NumberofPassangerstoBali 2,117,998 1,835,433 1,853,550 1,941,331 1,929,585

viaGilimanukHarbour

4 NumberofPassangerstoBali 368,901 334,669 235,464 481,965 538,304

viaPadangBaiHarbour

5 ForeignExchange(US$000) 754,211 1,232,521 641,165 529,804 563,882

6 Accomodation Unit 1,156 1,209 1,253 1,437 2,020

Room 35,002 35,259 36,031 37,371 41,514

a.HotelBintang Unit 135 142 143 148 152

Room 19,269 19,554 19,812 19,940 20,293

b.HotelMelati Unit 691 695 720 849 942

Room 14,222 13,984 14,408 15,332 16,797

c.PondokWisata Unit 330 372 390 440 926

Room 1,511 1,721 1,811 2,099 4,424

7 RumahMakan Unit 686 750 803 856 1,167

Seat 45,756 49,733 51,545 52,990 72,917

8 Restaurant Unit 90 93 97 97 97

Seat 15,084 15,084 16,010 16,010 16,010

9 Guide 6,781 6,826 7,039 7,039 7,039

10 TravelAgent 440 439 455 492 522

Table 31. Tourism General Development of Bali in 2002 - 2006Tabel 31. Perkembangan Keparisataan di Bali Tahun 2002 - 2006

Source • Bali Government Tourism OfficeSumber • Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali

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NO GATEWAY 2005 2006GROWTH+/-%

1 SUKARNO-HATTA 1,105,202 1,147,250 3.80

2 NGURAHRAI 1,386,449 1,260,317 (9.10)

3 POLONIA 109,034 110,405 1.26

4 BATAM 1,024,758 1,012,711 (1.18)

5 SAMRATULANGI 15,839 17,745 12.03

6 JUANDA 81,409 83,439 2.49

7 ENTIKONG 21,301 14,540 (31.74)

8 ADISUMARNO 4,736 13,834 192.10

9 MINANGKABAU 17,708 24,910 40.67

10 MATARAM 31,174 26,069 (16.38)

11 HASANUDDIN 2,059 1,202 (41.62)

12 TANJUNGPRIOK 62,743 66,679 6.27

13 TANJUNGPINANG 143,587 129,769 (9.62)

TOTAL13GATEWAYS 4,005,999 3,908,870 (2.42)

OTHERGATEWAYS 996,102 962,481 (3.38)

TOTAL 5,002,101 4,871,351 (2.61)

Table 33. Comparative Data of Direct Foreign Tourist Arrivals to Indonesia Via Port of Entry 2005 Vs 2006

Tabel 33.Perbandingan Wisatawan Mancanegara yang Langsung ke Indonesia Melalui Pintu Masuk Tahun 2005 Vs 2006

Source • Departement of Culture and Tourism of The Republic of IndonesiaSumber • Departemen Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata Republik Indonesia

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