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Covid-19 Pandemic Hit Nongsa Mangrove Ecotourism, Visitors Drop 90 Percent

Kamis, 20 Mei 2021 22:49

Penulis: Lia Sisvita Dinatri | Editor: Lia Sisvita Dinatri

Covid-19 Pandemic Hit Nongsa Mangrove Ecotourism, Visitors Drop 90 Percent

TribunBatam.id/Ichwan Nur Fadillah

Mangrove Ecotourism Pandang Tak Jemu in Nongsa, Thursday (5/20/2021). This ecotourism has been battered by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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TRIBUNBATAM.id, BATAM - Almost all sectors in Batam have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Including the tourism-industry' title=' tourism industry'> tourism industry, both large and small scale.

Like one of the tourist attractions in Nongsa District, Batam City, Mangrove Eco tourism Pandang Tak Jemu.

Since Covid-19 in Batam, the percentage of visitors there has fallen by almost 90 percent.

The percentage of visits hasn't improved even though the Nongsa area has been designated by the government as a pilot project for the implementation of the travel bubble program since some time ago.

Tribunbatam.id observes, Mangrove Ecotourism Pandang Tak Jemu itself has been equipped with a number of facilities to implement health protocols as recommended by the government.

At the entrance to this tourist site, various appeals have also been placed so that visitors adhere to health protocol regulations.

Such as wearing a mask, washing hands, and keeping distance.

At some points, the tour manager also provides a place to wash hands for visitors.

But unfortunately, since Nongsa Subdistrict has returned to the red zone, visitors have become quiet.

Either before Eid or after Eid, the level of visits isn't too enthusiastic.

Only three or four visitors were seen.

(Tribunbatam.id/Ichwan Nur Fadillah)

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