Hundreds of Australians are urging people to stop travelling to the Indonesian holiday island of Bali, furious over the execution of two Australian citizens overnight.
The group representing Schoolies has told Fairfax it will no longer book trips to Bali for the annual end-of-exams celebration.
People are vowing to boycott the popular holiday destination, which attracts around 1 million tourists from Australia each year.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Australians are "entitled to be angry" as he announced Australia would withdraw its ambassador from Indonesia and suspend ministerial contact.
A Facebook page called "Boycott Bali for the Boys" has received almost 10,000 likes since it was established in January.