New rules for Bali tourists to curb inappropriate behaviour

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Travellers arriving at the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar, Bali (AAP) Source: EPA / MADE NAGI/EPA

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A Balinese religious leader has urged visitors to show more respect for local customs in the popular tourist spot, as new rules are introduced to curb inappropriate behaviour. The rules follow a string of incidents amongst travellers arriving on the Indonesian island.

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