Bali Tourism Board

BTB is not an organization that channeling communication and information, representation, consultation for tourism.

To enhance the quality of life of the local community through sustainable tourism

MISSION

BTB has identified short, medium, and long-term action plans:

Short-term action plan:

1. To consolidate stakeholders by updating and maintaining databases and through operational auditing
2. To improve the Balinese people's knowledge of, understanding of, and support for the growth of Bali 's tourism industry
3. To maintain strong relationships with government in order to overcome any and all possible challenges to the development of the tourism industry
4. To develop the human resources necessary to face future challenges

Medium-term action plan:

1. To establish BTB representative offices inside and outside of Indonesia
2. To develop public opinion through strategic publicity
3. To develop information and communication systems that facilitate good communication between BTB, stakeholders, government, and community
4. To create a central information system for the tourism industry that highlights information on attractions and facilities
5. To develop a long-term strategic plan for Bali 's tourism industry

Long-term action plan:

1. To be fully independent
2. To be an example for the development of tourism nationwide
3. To organize international events in Bali
4. To support Bali tourism promotions
5. To consistently increase the quality of life of the local communi

1. Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association ( PHRI ), Bali Chapter (274 members)
2. Association of Indonesian Tour and Travel Agencies ( ASITA ), Bali Chapter (262 members)
3. Indonesian Tour Guide Association ( HPI ), Bali Chapter (6000 members)
4. Bali Tourism Transportation Association ( PAWIBA ) (125 members)
5. Society of Indonesian Professional Convention Organizers ( SIPCO ), Bali Chapter (43 members)
6. Indonesian Tourist Attraction Organization ( PUTRI ), Bali Chapter (85 members)
7. Indonesian Marine Tourism Association ( GAHAWISRI ), Bali Chapter (103 members)
8. Pacific Asia Travel Association ( PATA ), Bali and Nusa Tenggara Chapter (110 members)
9. Bali Village tourism marketing and promotion association (163 members)

BTB is also continuously seeking to expand its membership further by involving:

1. Government tourism bodies
2. Relevant state enterprises
3. Tourism-related companies
4. Educational institutions
5. Other tourism-related associations
6. Relevant community bodies