Bali is facing a growing waste crisis as its popular tourist image contrasts sharply with rising garbage problems on the ground. Authorities recently restricted organic waste dumping at the island’s largest landfill as part of efforts to enforce a ban on open dumping. However, the move has left neighbourhoods struggling with uncollected waste, foul smells and overflowing rubbish. Local businesses near tourist hotspots report declining visitors due to hygiene concerns. With around seven million tourists visiting annually, waste generation has surged far beyond infrastructure capacity. While temporary disposal measures are in place, experts warn that long-term solutions are urgently needed to prevent environmental and public health risks
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