Hotel & Tourism SMARTreport #35
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ASIA PACIFIC INBOUND<br />
TRENDING DESTINATIONS<br />
BALI:<br />
MASSIVE<br />
GROWTH<br />
CONTINUES<br />
As Bali continues to attract more visitors<br />
year after year, investors continue to<br />
add capacities on the Island, meaning<br />
infrastructure and maintenance will<br />
need to keep up with the pace!<br />
Bali remains Indonesia tourism’s biggest<br />
success story. In 2016, while foreign tourist<br />
arrivals to Indonesia grew by 15.5% to<br />
reach 12.02 million, Bali saw<br />
total foreign arrivals jumping<br />
by 23.6% to 4.88 million!<br />
The island alone accounts<br />
for almost 41% of all arrivals<br />
to the country. According to<br />
data for January-April 2017,<br />
Bali recorded another 25%<br />
jump in international visitors.<br />
In a February report,<br />
consulting cabinet Horwath<br />
HTL expressed some<br />
concern over Bali’s unabated<br />
development. In 2015,<br />
Horwath HTL recorded a<br />
© DR<br />
total of 335 hotels and more than 40,000<br />
rooms with the opening of a further 12<br />
hotels in the first 9 months of 2016 or<br />
1,600 rooms. Until 2020, another 74 hotels<br />
should open, a 20% increase over current<br />
hotel stock.<br />
Occupancy in the luxury segment was down<br />
by 1% with ADR down by 4%. However<br />
Upper Upscale (four star) performed better<br />
in terms of occupancy (+5%) while ADR in<br />
US$ remained depressed (-4%).<br />
Horwath HDL underlines the fact that<br />
“the maintenance of infrastructure and<br />
the development of long-term sustainable<br />
development goals are essential to ensure<br />
Bali continues attracting people from all<br />
corners of the globe”<br />
Tanah Lot Temple,<br />
Bali