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{{Library header}}[[File:Holidays That Harm Bali 2023.jpg|alt=Holidays That Harm Bali 2023|thumb|Holidays That Harm Bali 2023]]'''Holidays That Harm Bali 2023''' is a report by [[World Animal Protection]]. The report discusses the cruelty and suffering of animals at wildlife entertainment venues in Bali and Lombok. The report states that despite some changes in the past six years, hundreds of animals at these venues continue to endure a life of boredom, confinement, ill-treatment, and neglect. The report is part of World Animal Protection's ongoing campaign to end the use of wild animals in entertainment. The report also discusses the role of tourism in driving wildlife exploitation and the need for travel companies to have robust animal welfare policies in place.

According to the report, some positive changes have occurred in the past six years. These include:

* The closure of one dedicated elephant camp and three dolphin facilities that were associated with reports of poor conditions.
* Some venues have made small improvements to their animal welfare standards. For example, Lombok Wildlife Park has stopped offering elephant rides and shows, and Mason Elephant Park has implemented some changes to improve the mobility of their [[Elephant|elephants]] and has eliminated [[elephant]] shows.
* Several travel companies have responded to calls from World Animal Protection and other animal welfare groups to improve their policies and offerings by removing wildlife entertainment offerings from their platforms.