Le plan de relance du tourisme balinais après la COVID
Life Facing the Pandemic in Tourism Reliant Areas:
The pandemic hit the world’s economy very hard. Few places suffered more than those that rely heavily on tourism. During COVID-19, people stayed home instead of traveling or visiting family and friends. This left many feeling lonely and hopeless.
Popular tourist spots like Bali have many small shops that sell food and drinks to visitors. During the pandemic, their only customers were locals, who were also having a tough time. Many people in these areas work as craftsmen. They make special crafts and souvenirs that tourists love to buy. The lack of tourists in 2020 and 2021 really hurt their sales. Some reports say the pandemic caused the worst economic crisis Bali’s tourism industry has ever seen. Tourism makes up about 78% of Bali’s economy.
Losing their monthly income left many people desperate to feed their families. Many communities that rely on tourism had to find other ways to earn money and survive. Life changed completely, and new habits formed along the way. People kept struggling while waiting for government help during the crisis. One clear change was that every family started spending more carefully and managing their resources better.
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