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Nikko
Bali Improves the Management of Goa Gajah
Nikko
Bali Resort & Spa has promised to improve
the management of Goa Gajah tourist atraction
in Gianyar and to refurbish its existing
toilets says the General Manager of Nikko
Bali Resort & Spa, Mr. Terry Joho at
the launch of the supervision of local tourist
objects and attractions at the presentation
of Tri Hita Karana accreditations (THK)
Tourism Awards certificate to 6 hotels in
Gianyar Regency.
According
to Terry, Goa Gajah that was built ten centuries
ago should be preserved sustainably so it
would be advantageous for the development
of Bali tourism. As foster-parents of Goa
Gajah, they will would immediately convey
to the team in order that the toilets would
always be clean and convenient for visitors.
In the meantime, Wayan Suarmika the coordinator
of the cleaning action said that the action
comprised of five phases. Firstly, cleaning
up the area; then refurbishing the toilet
by installing new lavatories and furnishing
air refreshers (chalmic); management improvement;
human resources training; and ultimately,
promoting through the marketing team of
Hotel Nikko Bali. “We are confident
that tourists visiting this attraction will
increase if all mentioned phases have been
accomplished,” said Suarmika who is
also Chief Accountant at Nikko Bali Resort
& Spa.
In the meantime, the Chairman of the Organizing
Committee of THK Tourism Awards, B. Ashrama,
stated that the name of Bali has been known
as a world tourist destination. As a destination,
this island possesses attractive tourist
potential, ranging from landscape to culture
so both can hopefully encourage visitors
to come.
“Therefore, through the THK program,
the circle of the tourism sector should
be able to view the tourist area as an asset
that must be maintained and saved not as
a commodity that is persistently sold or,
in other words, commercialized,” he
stated firmly.
Accreditation certificates of the THK Tourism
Awards 2004 was presented to 6 THK participants,
namely Alila Ubud, Ibah Luxury Villa, Maya
Ubud Resort & Spa, Waka di Ume Resort
and Yulia Village Inn. (BTN/013)
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