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Π S k ta W S Halaman 6 Bali Post 4cm SEN SENIN, 8 APRIL 1991 TRAVELLER'S ADVISORY Travelling around Bali's capi- tal city of Denpasar usually in cludes a sightseeing taip to the market. And in Denpasar, there are several markets worth visi- ting, such as Pasar Badung, the central market in Denpasar, Pa- sar Kereneng, the east Denpa- sar's major market and Pasar Satria. These morning markets provide everyday needs. Kum- basari and Kertawijaya are mo- re of art markets with artshops displaying wide range of crafts from antique wood-carvings to woven materials and paintings. These two large shopping com- plexes are opened till 9.00 p.m. everynight. When you want to eat or shop at night you may go to Pasar Malam Kumbasari, just to the south of Kumbasari Shop- ping Centre further down the ri- ver bank, or to Pasar Angsoka at Kereneng. There is also the bird market, called Pasar Burung Sa- tria, just a little further up Jalan Veteran. It is located at the en- trance to the Puri Satria, Denpa- sar Palace. A variety of song birds and animals are sold here. Three major bus stations for public transport are located at Kereneng, Übung and Tegal. PATA CHAPTERS WORLD CONGRESS The Kereneng terminal is for public transport to east and cer- tral Bali, Ubung for those who want to go to the west and Tegal for public transport to the south. Niti Mandala, south-east of Denpasar, is a large administra- tive district where most gover- nment offices such as the major offices of the Governor, Depar- tment of Tourism, the Depar- tments of Law and Immigration, Finance, Education and Agri- culture, the Central Post Office and Television Station are loca- ted. In the centre of Denpasar is the Puputan Square, a large grassy square with a statue com- memorating the Puputan mas- sacre. It is named after the suici- dal confrontation in 1906 bet- ween the King of Badung and the Dutch Army. On the eastern side is the Museum Bali. Pura Jagatnatha is on the opposite si- de of the National Military Headquarters on the west. On the northern side is the residen- ce of the Governor. Temples There are many temples, or 3RD PATA Chapters World Congress April 7-10, 1991 Kartika Plaza Beach Hotel, Bali, Indonesia "One World: Many Perspectives" 0 pen to all PATA Chapter members, the third PATA Chapters, World Congress scheduled for April 7-10 1991 in Bali, Indonesia offers the theme - "One World: Many Perspectives." Conveniently beld between the PATA Travel Mart and the 40th PATA Annual Conference, this event is designed to provide Chapter members with an international forum to exchange views and ideas on issues of common interest and to facilitate business contacts with travel industry personnel from around the world. GOALS PROGRAMME 1. To define how best to accomplish PATA Chapter objecti- ves. 2. To provide a forum that encourages the exchange of ideas among Chapters. 3. To enhance communication among Chapters and between Chapters and PATA as a whole. SUNDAY, APRIL 7 a.m./p.m. p.m. Delegate Arrival Delegate Registration Welcome Reception & Dinner Hosted by Kartika Plaza Beach Hotel MONDAY, APRIL 8 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Delegate Registration Opening Ceremony Presided by the Governor of Bali 10:00 a.m. Welcome Address PATA Update Congress Orientation 10:25 a.m. Chapter Exchange Among Chapter Representatives from Pacific, Asia, Americas and Europe 10:55 a.m. 11:25 a.m. Motivational Address Break-Out Session I "Beyond the Brochure: Industry Education in the 90s" Break-Out Session II "Secrets of Success: Promotions That Soar" 12:30 p.m. Luncheon 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:10 p.m. 4:55 p.m. 5:25 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Hosted by Directorate General of Tourism, Garuda Indonesia and Garuda Satria Utama Break-Out Session III "Making The Connection: Improving Communications" Break-Out Session IV "Yin and Yang: The Challenges and Opportunities of Chapter Diversity" Reports From Break-out Sessions Chapter Objectives and Implementation A panel discussion between Chapter Representatives and PATA Divisional Vice- Presidents Meet the Officers Discussion between Chapter representatives and PATA Officers. Followed by Conclusions. Closing Remarks Dinner Hosted by Ramada Bintang Bali Hotel TUESDAY, APRIL 9 a.m./p.m. p.m. Study Tours of Bali (Optional). Lunch Enroute. Hosted by Anta Express Tours & Travel PATA Annual Conference welcome Reception WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 Noon 9:00 a.m. PATA Annual Conference Opening Ceremony PATA Chapters World Congress Concludes Delegates Depart on Post-Congress Tours (Pre-arranged/paid) "puras", as they are termed in Balinese, which are bound to be very interesting for those who want to study archaelogy, and architecture or for those who just want to know Bali's rich he- ritage. Pura Sakenan This is the sea temple located on the tiny island of Serangan, founded by the saint Dang Hyang Nirartha in the 16th cen- tury. It has the specific pyrami- dal "candi" shrines of that per- iod. Hindu devotees worship in this temple during its festival, the day after Kuningan Holiday. There is a large area where tur- tles are reared for release into the sea to replace the dwindling population. Pura Uluwatu cliff soars above the waves. It is This temple, situated atop a said to be the place chosen by Dang Hyang Nirartha to attain "moksa" ("Moksa" is "ultimate realease from wordly suffe- ring). A tribe of monkeys inha- bit the surroundings of the temple. Pura Peti Tenget Also founded by Dang Hyang Nirartha. The word "tenget" in- dicates that it is a spiritually po- werful place. It is referred to in the ancient "lontar" as the place where the holy scriptures from India (Veda) first landed in Bali. Pura Sada This temple of the old King- dom of Mengwi is located about 14 kilometres northwest of Den- pasar. It was first established under Majapahit rule. The tem- ple has an unusual tall shrine or "prasada", which is dedicated to the deified royal ancestors. Pura Taman Ayun Located just a few kilometres from Denpasar, this temple is the official temple of the Meng- wi Dynasty. It is a fine example of Balinese temple architecture, with three ascending levels of spacious courtyards containing rows of shrines and pavilions. Pura Bukit Sari This temple, built during the 17th century, is situated in the midst of the Sangeh Monkey Fo- rest, where a tribe of monkeys inhabit on the top of nutmeg trees. PATA'S Health Service During the PATA conference in Bali, the emergency unit of Sanglah General Hospital gives 24-hour service, not just for PA- TA's members, but for everyone who needs emergency medical attention. Medical and parame- dical officers are equipped with the most sophisticated medical tools, granted by kind courtesg of the Japanese government. The equipment includes a scanner to test the degree of bloody gas, meaning to determi- ne the level of oxygen/carbon monoxide in the body, operated by doctors and paramedical offi- cers. Tourist Health Service Public health centres, at Ku- ta, Sanur, Nusa Dua, Ubud and Kintamani, are also at the servi- ce of PATA's members. Each centre isfurnished with beds for those who are forced to spend the night there. The medical staff at these special health cen- tres, are fully trained and quali- fied. About The Beautiful Indonesian Rice Culture Long ago, the islands of the Indonesian archipelago were steep mountains, great forests, and dense undergrowth, which made it difficult for people to get food to fulfill their daily needs. The people cleared pat- ches of land by felling the trees and burning the vegetation, and when one particular area had become "exhausted", the peo- ple moved to another location. This slashing and burning cau- sed the land to become bare, cracked and parched during the dry season and to be threatened, by floods during the rainy sea- son. Goddess of Rice, descended Seeing all this, Dewi Sri, the from heaven to teach people how to plant and cultivate rice. Through her gift of rice, the peo- ple learned how to terrace the land, transforming it into beau- tiful, sculptured rice paddies with a complex irrigation sys- tem for utilizing the gift of wa- ter provided by the gods. The cycle of planting and harvesting was regulated so well that peo- ple enjoyed plentyful harvests at least twice a year. as a sign of gratitude to Almig- hty God. The activities of prepa- ring the paddies, planting the seedlings, weeding, cutting and storing the rice sheaves in the granary, all are today accompa- PATA '91 Bali Indonesia Programme MONDAY, APRIL 8 nied by various rituals and arts. 0900- Management Committee Dewi Sri Wandered from one is- Meeting land to another in the archipela- 1700 go, viewing the variety of dance, 1700- Associate music and theater tied to the ri- Meeting ce culture of Indonesia. 1800 NICC* Surabaya Room Government NICC Hibiscus Room 1000- Active Government Mee- NICC* Hibiscus Room 1000- Active Carrier Meeting PATA'91 is made possible with the FRIDAY, APRIL 12 support of Desaru International Re- sorts Sdn. Bhd. 0900- Workshop Plenary I NICC* 0945 Nusantara Room "The Changing World" Mr. James Burke International Television "Antarctica" Moderator: Producer/Writer/Host London, United Kingdom Challenge" Professor David Suzuki Department of Zoology University of British Colombia Vancouver, BC Canada In the course of development, TUESDAY, APRIL 9 the Indonesian people not only produce the basic necessities of 0900- Advisory Council Mee- "Towards the Year 2000 - The life, but also through sophistica- ting ted technology and modern in- 1700 formation of sciences, they are able to raise their quality of life, ting maintaining harmony and ba- 1200 lance between the material and spiritual realms. And so it is the hills and other marginal land a- reas that are utilized for the tou- rism sector; hotels, conference people have created many types quickly constructed to enrich Dewi Sri and the Indonesian sites, and other facilities are of religious ceremonies and fes- their lives as well as the envi- tivals related to this rice culture ronment. NUSA DUA FESTIVAL Nusa Dua Festival will be going on at Nusa Dua Tourists Resort in relation to the PATA Chapters World Congress 1991 (April 7 to 9, 1991) and PATA 40 th Annual Conference 1991 (April 10 to 13, 1991). Thursday, April 11 16.00-18.00 : Opening and Allegoric Parade 20.00-22.00 : "Senopati Salya" Colossal Ballet Friday, April 12 10.00-17.00 : Parade and Kite Contest on the two islands 20.00-22.00 : West Lesser Sundas Art Saturday, April 13 10.00-17.00 Antique Cars Parade 20.00-22.00 : Tektekan Calonarang, Kerambitan Sunday, April 14 10.00-14.00 : Parade and Decorated-Boat Contest 16.00-18.00: Children's Activities Contest 20.00-23.00 : Music and Dances plus Art from Yogyakarta Monday, April 15 10.00-14.00 : Traditional Sports Demonstrations 10.00-14.00 : Hotel Fashion Contest and Display 20.00-22.00 : Music Dances and Art from East Java Tuesday, April 16 10.00-14.00 : Dance Demonstrations 20.00-22.00 : Ramayana Classical Wayang Wong Wednesday, April 17 10.00-14.00: Handicraft Demonstrations 20.00-22.00 : Concert by Various Balinese Gamelans Thursday, April 18 10.00-14.00: Clothes and Traditional Skin Care Demonstrations 20.00-22.00 : Legong Keraton of Peliatan and Andir of Tista Firday, April 19 10.00-14.00 : Specific Balinese Food Demonstrations 14.00-16.00 : Contest and Display of Hotel Menus 20.00-22.00 : Dances and Art from Surakarta Saturday, April 20 10.00-14.00 Demonstration of Banten (Offerings)/jejahitan/ Balinese Gebogan 20.00-22.00 : Mass Kecak and Balinese Art Characters Presentation Datanglah Pada Kami 1200 NICC Room NICC 1630 Adjourn Frangipani Room 1630 PATA Foundation An- 1000- Allied Associate Council nual NICC Trustee Meeting 1200 Meeting Hibiscus Bourgainville/Orchid Rooms 1900 Allied Associate NICC 1400- Board of Directors Mee- Dinner Dance Nusantara Room ting NICC 1700 Jakarta Room THURSDAY, APRIL 11 1700- New Delegate Briefing 0900- PATA MEMBERS NICC NICC* 1800 Auditorium 1200 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1900- Welcome Reception Nusantara Room Government House PATA President: Mr. Pierre J. Doley WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 Direktor-Western Region/USA KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 0900- OPENING CEREMONY Los Angeles, California USA NICC* Nusa Indah Hall PATA Executive Vice President Mr. R. Kane Rufe PATA Secretariat 1200 PATA President: Mr. Pierre J. Doley Director - Western Region/USA KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Los Angeles, California USA Welcome to Indonesia Minister Soesilo Soedarman Minister of Tourism, Post & Tele- communications Jakarta, Indonesia. Welcome Address H.E. President of the Republic of Indonesia Mr. Soeharto Jakarta, Indonesia. San Francisco, California USA PATA Annual Report 1990/ 91 • Implementation of 1990/91 Plans and Budgets Three Year Plan Review 1991/92 Plan and Budget Pro- posals Report of "Direction 2000" Committees • Conference Resolutions • PATA Gold Award Presenta- tion Announcement and Presentation of Gold Awards PATA Travel Journalism A- ward Presentation Presentation of PATA Honours "Beautiful Indonesia" - Indone- 1230- Luncheon: sia Performance "ENRICH THE MENT" ENVIRON- Opening Business Session Professor Dr. Emil Salim Minister of Population and the Environment Jakarta, Indonesia Keynote Address HRH Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands Founder- President, World Wide Fund for Nature Amsterdamses- traatweg, Netherlands 1200 Adjourn 1215- Luncheon NICC* 1345 Hosted by Aerowisata Hotels Exhibition Gallery and Jakarta Room 1400- "ENRICH THE ENVI- RONMENT" NICC* 1630 Theme Plenary I Nusa Indah Hall Presentation of the Conference Theme Plenary Session I at * URUSAN DALAM BIDANG TABUNGAN & Deposito dengan Hadiah dan Bunga yang Menawan Memberikan Kredit dengan suku bunga melawan Pelayanan yang cermat dan memuaskan dari petugas-petugas kami Mr. Stephen Halsey Counsultant American Express Internasio- nal, Inc. Hong Kong Speakers: Mr. John Talmadge Head of Polar Coordination and Information National Science Foundation Washington, D.C. USA. Dr. Richard Herr Head of Department & Senior Lecturer Departement of Political Sciences University of Tasmania Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 1000- Workshop I 1145 RESORT TIONS Moderator: DESTINA- Hibiscus Room Frangipani Room Bougainville Room Orchid Room Mr. Larry E. Helber President Helber, Hastert & Kimura, Planners Honolulu, Hawaii USA Speakers: Ecotourism Program Director World Wildlife Fund Washington, D.C. USA Speakers: Ms. Lisa Choegyel Satur Direstor of P.R. & Sales Promo- Time tion Tiger Tops Pvt. Ltd. Activ Nepal Mr. Celso Roque Place Senior Asia Fellow-Associated Time with World Wildlife Fund Activ Washington, D.Č. USA Mr. Soebagjo Hadisepoetro Director Mr. Jerry Edelbrock Project Director The Yosemite Fund San Francisco, California USA CITY/URBAN DESTINATIONS Moderator: Mr. Robertson Collins President Tourism Heritage Pte.Ltd. Singapore Speakers: President Pla National Parks and Recreation Sund Forests Jakarta, Indonesia. Time Activ Place Time Activ Place Mond Time Development/ Activ Conservation Place Time NICC* Activ Mr. J.T. Kuhlman Place Time Inter-Continental Activ Hotels Group London, United Kingdom Mr. Hisashi "Bill" Sugaya Pokhara Project/PATA Foun- dation San Francisco, Califor nia USA Place Tuesd Time Activ Dr. Robert Parry Research Fellow Place Time tal Massachusetts General Hospi- Boston, Massachusetts Activ Place USA. 1145 Adjourn Wedn Time Activi Place Time NICC Activ Nusantara Room Place (See Page 12) Time -Activi Place INTAN BEACH VILLAGE, a mem- ber of Intan International Hotels, is inviting applicants for the positions Thurs Time of : Activi Place Time Activi -Fluent in English Place B. PERSONNEL LEGAL AFFAIRS MANAGER Friday Fluent in English C. RECEPTIONIST Time Fluent in English Activi Age not more than 30 years Place Time Activi Place Time Activi "Regional Scale - Bali Island" Mr. I. Gede Ardika Chief of Planning Directorate General of Tou- rism Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia "Mega-Resort Scale - Desaru In- ternational Resort Jahore, Ma- laysia" Mr. David Armbruster Landscape/Architecture Environmental Design NICC* 1400 Hosted by Garuda Indo- Johore, Malaysia nesia Nusa Indah Hall PARKS AND RESERVES Afternoon Sports Programme Moderator: Evening At leisure Ms. Elizabeth Boo sanur kuring PHOSANNA g INT'L GARDEN RESTAURANT & KARAOKE SEA FOOD : PORRIDGE LUNCH & DINNER : AFTER DINNER TIME D. TAMBLINGAN SANUR BALI PHONE 87084 (DEPAN SANUR BEACH HOTEL) C. 580 NICC 1230- Luncheon: 1345 Hosted by PATA Bali (In- donesia) Exhibition Gallery Chapter and Bali Sani Group 1400- Workshop Plenary II 1445 VACANCY A. SECRETARY To the Executive Assistant Manager MANAGER Please send your application with detailed Curriculum Vitae and re- cent photograph, within 12 days after appearance of this advertise- ment to Intan Beach Village The General Manager P.O. Box 1089 TUBAN Denpasar KEPUASAN ANDA KAMI UTAMAKAN. PT BANK DESA PEDUNGAN O JALAN DIPONEGORO 36X PESANGGARAN TELEPON 31751-31752-31753 DENPASAR SELATAN (80222) Place Saturd Bali U. 507 Time Activit Place Time Activit Place C. 561 Time Activit Place Sunday Time Activit Place Time Activit Place Monda Time Activity Place Time Activity Place Time Activity Place Tuesday INILAH Mensukseskan PAJA 91 Bali Indonesia WAJAH BARU KAMI setelah 25 tahun mengabdi pada industri pariwisata Bali 1. BALI CATERING SERVICE Melayani out-side catering dengan standard International untuk group Convention, Incentive, Wedding Reception atau acara Reception lainnya 2. SOKA RESTAURANT - pre opening April 1991 MATAG * Berlokasi di daerah perkampungan Kesiman, bebas dari polusi dengan lingkungan yang sejuk, bersih dan indah Dining Room dengan kapasitas 60 orang. Wantilan/Open air dengan kapasitas 200 orang. Panggung Terbuka/Open Stage dengan kapasitas 250 orang. -Soka Garden, untuk acara Garden Party dengan kapasitas 300-800 orang Sri Johan Kt Suandi Suwito R IB Adria 3. ROYAL GARDEN RESTAURANT (joint Manajement). berkapasitas 150 orang. 4. SOKA 40 penyewaan alat-alat seperti : Tenda Super, Furniture Banqueting, meja-kursi Chaving Dish, China Ware, Cutlery, Glass Ware, Bridal Chair (Kursi Pengantin) dll. Time Activity Place Time Activity Place Wednes Time Activity Place Time Activity Place Time Activity Place Thursda Time Activity Place Time 5. GOLIANG RICE TERRACE open late 1991. Activity Place Berlokasi di Desa Sidan Bangli, di kaki perbukitan, Sangat ideal untuk acara makan siang dengan kapasitas 400 orang. (joint management) Friday, Time Activity Place Time PT BALI PROTEKSA JASABOGA Jl. Soka 40 Kesiman Denpasar 80237 Telp. (0361) 34440, Fax: (0361) 34440 PO.BOX 640 K. 602 Activity Place Time Activity Place