Hotel di Jogja - Public Relation Yogyakarta Family circulation rate documentary "Cowboys in Paradise" that depict the other side of life in Bali's tourism will not be much effect on tourist visits to Indonesia, especially Bali.
"Overview of Singapore's documentary film director who works according to the news will be included in the international documentary film festival is only small ripples on the other side of tourism in Bali only and will not affect the visit, both nationally and tourist attractions in Bali," said Chief Public Relation Family (Kapurel) Yogyakarta Dedy Eryanto Pranowo, Saturday.
According to him, the film depicts the gigolo in Bali did not escape the implications of world tourism, especially involving the negative impact one individual perpetrator of tourism in Bali.
"If in the unlikely Yogyakarta occurs because the perpetrator was still holding fast to cultural tourism and there are limits norm, religious and other rules," he said.
He said the negative impact of the tourism industry itself, especially in DIY, such as the gigolo is very possible, but not exposed to because of all tourism actors aware of the negative impacts of tourism.
"Maybe one or two there that do the same thing as in the movie, but it was not revealed, and we hope to positively impact this country's tourism industry," he said.
Dedy said it was always in coordination with tour guides organizations to provide training and restrictions when a tour guide for tourists.
"We always coordinate with orgainsasi guides to maintain the norms and rules which must be the guide. If there are elements which act outside the norms and rules will be given strict punishment," he said.
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