I don't know whether you have been to Bali or not but Bali is one of the world's tourist destinations, unfortunately Bali still has a governor who is not friendly to bitcoins and cryptocurrencies so he informs every tourist not to use bitcoins as payment. Previously, the governor of Bali (his name is Wayan Koster) had gone viral because he refused to allow the Israeli national team to play in the U20 World Cup, previously Indonesia was chosen as the host.
with rules like this, do you still want to go to bali?
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Things like this have been happening and we've seen some countries whereby they made the law against bitcoin and later changes it again in favour of it acceptance, it's either it's in the law that bitcoin acceptability is legal in the country for making payments or not, yet on either of this outcome, the people will still invest and trade bitcoin because it's a p2p digital currency as long as they are not using the banks to perform such transactions.
I don't think they can still be as worst as China in this sanction against bitcoin with the law they established and moreover Bali is not a popular and well recognized country that have the best of economy and financial technology advancement not to talk of their participation in cryptocurrency, tourism could have been a boost on their end but yet they are still making laws to restrict intending tourist.