For countless destinations around the world, tourism can be a valuable part of the local economy. That’s the good part; the bad part comes when a handful of tourists act like idiots, littering and defacing historic sites and damaging pristine natural sites. It’s prompted a number of governments to take action and clarify regulations on how tourists should behave — and recently, Bali’s governor, Wayan Koster, joined the list of officials speaking out against ill-behaved tourists.
Many of the guidelines are common-sense regulations, making it all the more frustrating that Bali’s officials had to clarify them. Littering, acting disrespectfully to those around you and…