(31 Jul 2020) Indonesia's resort island of Bali reopened to domestic tourists on Friday after an almost four-month lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bali's governor had been impatient to revive the economy and began easing restrictions on public activities three weeks ago.
Under the easing that took effect on Friday, Indonesians visiting Bali will face stringent rules at hotels, restaurants and beaches.
Foreign tourists will be allowed on the island from September 11.
Tourism is the main source of income for Bali, which had six million tourists from abroad and 10 million from Indonesia last year. The pandemic has caused the numbers to dive.
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