Cooperation Contract for Tourism Destination Managers with Equitable Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises

Abstract

Tourism is one of the sources of income that, until now, has become a prima donna. Tourism as a form of the industry has given good advice to the central government, local governments, village governments, the private sector, and the community. In its development, tourist destinations are divided into two forms natural and artificial. Both forms of tourist destinations are located in tourist villages. Tourism development is currently directed at realising tourist villages. Tourist destinations are also equipped with a tourism industry that in it strives to provide all forms of needs needed by tourists, both services and goods. The tourism industry players consist of tourist destination managers and MSME players who sell goods or services. The relationship between tourist destination managers and MSME actors is framed in an agreement made orally based on the principles of trust and needs. This situation tends to cause injustice to MSME actors, who are generally small people. Therefore, solving the problem through a legal breakthrough in regulating business contracts for managing tourist destinations is necessary. The agreement between tourist destination managers and MSME actors is the rule of the game between both parties, which governs rights and obligations. The manufacturing process needs protection from the local government by making regulation yang a reference in managing tourist destinations. Thus, MSME players who are small people are allowed to participate in finding income from the tourism industry in their area by not burdening them.