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Status of Mount Agung Awas, 30 Percent Foreign Tourists No Longer Visits Sky Garden



Sky Garden Night Club to be attracted foreign tourists who visit the Legian Kuta Badung Bali.

Clubs adjacent to Ground Zero Monument is indeed the choice of every tourist, especially WN Australia to enjoy the night on the Island of the Gods.

However, with the alert status of Mount Agung on last Friday, the level of visits to the Sky Garden also subsided.

Information collected from the Management, that really decreased the visit. The number of guests coming far decreased by 30 percent.

 Every night nightclub visits reach 300 minimum per night, and when the prestigious event, then up to 500 people are in the building.

"Yes there is a decline, from the amount that comes down to 30 percent," said the Management to the Tribune Bali, who are reluctant to mention his name, Wednesday (27/09/2017).

Management Party acknowledged, that Night Club was visited by many Australians.

However, the loneliness was felt since two weeks ago, before Mount Agung declared the status of Awas.

"Since two weeks ago it was quiet or turu," explained Management.
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