By: LYNDON H.

LYNDON H. — Sun, 03 Feb 2013 09:49:30 +0000

Having been fortunate to have stayed in Bali, I remember clearly the traffic problem. Maybe some of the more popular streets should have deliveries to shops restricted to certain times of the day and the rest of the day restricted to pedestrians only.
Just a thought
I am hoping to go back for another visit in a few months time. I don’t want my toes squashed by a scooter !

By: Marion Hammond

Marion Hammond — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 08:46:32 +0000

I agree wholeheartedly with this article, and you have neglected to mention the traffic problem also…I have been coming to Bali for 33 years and I’m not sure that Australian tourists are screaming out for more resorts and hotels, if the government caps the construction of hotels the only people that will suffer are the developers, I have stayed at many hotels all over the island, Kuta, Legian Sanur and Nusa Dua and also North at Singarajah and it’s such a shame to see the skyline changing…There are enough Hotels to cope with the tourists, and most go back to the same rsorts where they feel comfortable…In the last 5 years I have stayed at a Boutique Hotel with only 60 rooms, I like the comfort and the Location in Legian…Not don’t get me started on the traffic, that should be the priority it takes over 1 hour to travel less than a kilometre down the beach at 4pm any day of the week….Try doing something about this, it’s the most common complaint I hear back here in Australia….Tourists are sick of the traffic….

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