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This study aims to evaluate the complexities of sustainability in coastal tourism governance in Bali by analyzing stakeholder dynamics.

Stakeholder alignment and conflict in sustainable coastal tourism: A MACTOR approach from Bali, Indonesia

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Randomized trial analyzes stakeholder influence in coastal tourism governance, suggesting pathways for sustainability.

This study aims to evaluate the complexities of sustainability in coastal tourism governance in Bali by analyzing stakeholder dynamics.
Utilized the MACTOR methodology to assess alliances and conflicts among stakeholders.
Conducted expert consultations and focus group discussions with eight key stakeholder groups.
Focused on four core objectives: ecological balance, overtourism control, economic inclusivity, and collaborative governance.
Large tourism businesses, NGOs, and academic institutions exhibit high influence but low dependence on the system.
Community-based actors demonstrate the greatest alignment, while tensions exist between profit-driven and conservation-oriented stakeholders.
The local government emerges as a crucial mediator in addressing stakeholder conflicts.

Saskara et al. (2026) studied this question.

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