Bali has officially launched a dedicated Tourism Police Station in Kuta—a move designed to strengthen tourist protection and reinforce the island’s image as a world-class destination. In this article, you’ll learn what this means for visitors, where the station is located, and how it supports Bali’s long-term tourism strategy.
A Concrete Step for Visitor Safety
The new Bali Tourism Police Station was inaugurated on February 6, 2026, in Badung Regency. According to Bali Regional Police Chief Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya, the facility is not just symbolic—it is a concrete step toward providing direct protection and services for both tourists and the local community.
“This tourism police station is more than just a symbol of the police's presence; it is a tangible service for both tourists and the community,” he stated during the inauguration.
Where Is the New Tourism Police Station Located?
The station is located at Jalan Raya Kuta No. 141, Kuta, Badung—one of Bali’s busiest tourism corridors. Positioned in the heart of Kuta, the office is expected to function as an integrated service center for:
Its strategic location ensures faster response times and easier access for visitors who may require assistance.
What Does This Mean for Tourists?
Through this dedicated tourism unit, the Bali Regional Police aim to ensure that every traveler feels safe, comfortable, and protected. The command center is equipped to monitor security situations and respond to incidents efficiently, helping maintain order in high-traffic tourist areas.
Head of the Public Order and Security Corps, Inspector General Mulia Hasudungan Ritonga, emphasized that the National Police are committed to strengthening tourism security nationwide, with Bali as a priority destination. The goal is not only enforcement—but also service, support, and coordinated solutions for challenges faced by visitors and tourism operators.
Strengthening Bali’s Position as a World-Class Destination
Security and trust are essential pillars of sustainable tourism. With Bali welcoming millions of visitors annually, this new Tourism Police Station represents a strategic investment in:
Authorities remain optimistic that stronger collaboration between police, government, and industry stakeholders will further elevate Bali’s tourism sector in 2026 and beyond. As Bali continues to evolve, initiatives like this reinforce the island’s commitment to being not just beautiful—but safe, structured, and professionally managed.