Edisi 29 September 2016 | Internasional Bali Post

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Drake performs during the iHeartRadio Music Festival at The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. September 23, 2016.

Drake returns to Billboard No.1 for 13th time with ‘Views’

LOS ANGELES - Canadian rapper Drake returned to the top of the Billboard 200 album chart with “Views” on Monday after a seven-week break from the top spot. “Views” first took the No.1 spot in April and has now topped the Billboard charts for 13 nonconsecutive weeks. About 53,000 units of the album were sold last week, according to Nielsen Soundscan, which tracks sales of music and music video products. Billboard said “Views” now has the longest non-consecutive run at

No.1 on the album chart since the soundtrack for the animated Disney movie “Frozen” in 2014. The Billboard 200 album chart tallies units from album sales, song sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album). The enduring popularity of “Views” meant hip hop artist Mac

Miller’s new release, “The Divine Feminine,” had to settle for second spot on the Billboard 200, with 48,000 units sold. New releases from country singer Aaron Lewis (“Sinner”) and Usher (“Hard II Love”) debuted in the No.4 and No.5 spots respectively. On the digital songs chart, which measures online single download sales, summer hit “Closer” by American duo The Chainsmokers reigned once again with some 162,000 sales for the week. (rtr)

The K-9 Unit is securing the area of a convention held in Bali few months ago

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Head of the Badung Tourism Office, Cokorda Darmawan

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Made Sujana, Director of the STPI Bali

Wonderful Indonesia Focus Group Discussion ---(2)

Stability and comfort serve as tourism benchmark

CRIMES and social conflicts including political conflicts are serious threat in the management of tourism sector. In building competitiveness of tourism sector, the security would be a fixed price to be realized. For Bali, regional escort and elaboration of security system at tourist attractions including at hotels should be done professionally. This opinion was expressed by the Head of the Badung Tourism Office, Cokorda Darmawan, in the focus group discussion (FGD) on regional security in managing tourism at Hotel Sovereign, Tuban, recently. To him, safety is a fixed price for the creation of conduciveness for tourism development. “Therefore, Badung district always supports the government’s efforts to maintain stability and security of the region,” he said. He explained that Badung has

followed up the Ministerial Regulation No.53 on hotel security management system (SMPH) with the regent regulation requiring tourism employers in Badung to have a SMPH certificate when they will renew their business registration. Furthermore, Cokorda Darmawan hoped that Bali Police could encourage hoteliers in the district and municipality to participate in implementing the SMPH as carried out in Badung. It is important to be elaborated considering that accom-

modation service business in all regions in Bali have to carry out the mandate of Law No. 10/2009 and Ministerial Regulation No. 53. The security issues in Bali are related to the implementation of the SMPH and cannot only be implemented in Badung. Made Sujana, Director of the STPI Bali said that SMPH should be audited by an auditor. Originally Bali only had four auditors including him that need to pass the education of auditor for two weeks

in Jakarta. One of the provisions in the Ministerial Regulation No. 53 says that the results of auditor should also be verified, in addition to the obligation to oversee the implementation of this system at least once a year. In the meantime, the audit cost offered at the time was worth over IDR 50 million. It was considered very expensive by hoteliers. “Since there is a demand of international market for carrying out hotel security system, Bali Police and the Indonesia Hotel and Restaurant Association (IHRA) only performs verification. Other than offered at affordable cost, it does not need to be done by certified auditor as it does today,” he explained.

In the meantime, Mangku Made Sulasa Jaya said that the amount of budget required is actually relative. The hotels implementing the security management system as an integrated need with the implementation of the company system that can save company’s money will consider it cheap. It will turn clear, especially if there is a need to obtain a security certificate as a promotional tool of the hotel. According to him, this system should be completely mastered and implemented. It will be very different from the hoteliers having not regarded the hotel security system as a need for them, but as the needs of government regulation only. Continued to page 6 Stability...


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