Tourists Fear New 40% Entertainment Tax In Bali Will Ruin Vacation Fun

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Indonesia is set to make a whopping increase to the country’s entertainment tax.

The national entertainment tax will now range from 40-75%, and entertainment businesses in Bali and the tourism sector are unhappy about it. 

There are genuine fears that this steep hike in Indonesia’s entertainment tax will negatively impact businesses nationwide.

The goods and services tax for the entertainment sector (PBJT) applies to discos, karaoke, nightclubs, bars, steam baths, and spas.

This 40% tax will be applied to tourists’ bills at nightclubs, spas, some beach clubs, and other specific entertainment venues.

Without a doubt, budget-conscious Bali lovers will start looking elsewhere for a vacation destination if more fees are applied to the tourist experience in the province.

This year sees the introduction of the Bali tourism…