Menpar: Penerapan pariwisata berkelanjutan angkat potensi Jatiluwih
Menpar: Implementation of sustainable tourism lifts the potential of Jatiluwih
The Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Uno, has recently announced the implementation of sustainable tourism in the Jatiluwih area of Bali. This move aims to lift the potential of Jatiluwih as a tourist destination while also preserving its natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Jatiluwih is famous for its stunning terraced rice fields, which have been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. However, the area has faced challenges such as overdevelopment, environmental degradation, and cultural erosion due to the influx of tourists in recent years.
In response to these challenges, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy has partnered with local communities, businesses, and stakeholders to implement sustainable tourism practices in Jatiluwih. This includes promoting responsible tourism, supporting local businesses, and preserving the natural and cultural heritage of the area.
One of the key initiatives of the sustainable tourism program in Jatiluwih is the development of eco-friendly accommodations, tours, and activities that showcase the beauty and uniqueness of the area while minimizing the impact on the environment. This includes promoting activities such as hiking, cycling, and bird-watching that allow tourists to experience the natural beauty of Jatiluwih in a sustainable way.
Furthermore, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy is also working to promote cultural tourism in Jatiluwih by supporting local artisans, traditional performances, and festivals that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the area. This not only helps to preserve the cultural identity of Jatiluwih but also provides economic opportunities for local communities.
Overall, the implementation of sustainable tourism in Jatiluwih is expected to boost the potential of the area as a tourist destination while also preserving its natural beauty and cultural heritage for future generations to enjoy. By promoting responsible tourism practices and supporting local communities, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy is paving the way for a more sustainable and inclusive tourism industry in Indonesia.
