Optimizing the Empowerment of Mumbul Tourism Park as an Alternative Effort to Restore Sangeh Tourism Village After the Covid-19 Pandemic in Badung Regency

Putu Eka Trisna Dewi (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)
Vinsensius Jala (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)
I Wayan Ariyarta (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)
Anak Agung Gede Triyatna (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)
Made Adi Kusuma (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)
I Gde Oka Suparyana (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)
Hendro Ponco Raharjo (Master of Laws, Postgraduate Program, Ngurah Rai University)

Law Doctoral Community Service Journal
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023): Law Doctoral Community Service Journal

The Island of Bali is famed for its nature beauty; therefore, the many tourism potentials being developed into tourist attractions must be able to attract tourists to visit Bali. Sangeh Tourism Village is one of the tourism villages in Badung Regency which is rich in various potentials. Unfortunately, since the Covid-19 pandemic until after the pandemic, tourist visits have decreased significantly. To overcome this, one of the tourist attractions having the potential to be developed in the Sangeh Tourism Village is the Mumbul Tourism Park. The advantages of the Mumbul Tourism Park are in terms of nature and spirituality so it can still be optimally developed and promoted in order to increase the tourism development of the Sangeh Traditional Village with a positive impact on Regional Original Revenue (PAD).