This review examines how climate change and socio-economic factors drive foreign tourist migration to Bali, indicating significant socio-cultural impacts.
Key Points
Foreign tourist migration affects the socio-cultural and economic balance in Bali's local community.
Climate change and global conflicts are key drivers of this migration phenomenon.
Adaptation strategies include community-based participatory planning and infrastructure development.
Stakeholder synergy is crucial for balancing economic growth with environmental and cultural preservation.