Abstract
Brayut Tourism Village is an agricultural and culture - based tourism village located in Sleman Regency. Thepotential of nature and culture is very interesting to be developed further. However, during its development, there aresome emerging issues which damage the environment and the life of Brayut Tourism Village society. The purpose of thisresearch is to maintain and preserve the potential for sustainable tourism of Brayut Village. This research used aqualitative descriptive method, including explaining development strategy covering various aspects, which are theenvironmental, sociocultural, and economic direction of physical and non-physical development. For the sake of thecontinuity of the uniqueness of nature and culture, Brayut Tourism Village that grows in the middle of Sleman Regencydevelopment area requires sustainable tourism management. The important element in the development of villagetourism is the involvement of villagers in every aspect of tourism activities in the village.
Highlights
Rural tourism in Indonesia has grown in diverse ways
Brayut Tourism Village as a village of agricultural culture has not highlighted the attractions in agriculture in the tour package; it only mentioned that there is certain agricultural training activity, but it is less clear about what is meant by agricultural training
The original function of the land transformed into a building causes pollution, waste, and noise affecting the environment of Brayut Tourism Village
Summary
Rural tourism in Indonesia has grown in diverse ways. Some originated from an interest in plantation activities, some of which originated from the knowledge about cultures that were more focused on researching the activities of living in an isolated society with its original and distinctive culture [1]. One of the uniqueness parts of Brayut Sub-village is to have a distinctive environment of the sabuk inten (the name for the area surrounded by rice fields). Agriculture is their main livelihood so that the rice fields are a diamond for them. The change began with the idea of a villager named Budi Utomo in 1990. He was a graduate of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Gadjah Mada University. In addition to those earning extra income, Brayut Village community experienced a process of behavior change and community organizing [6]
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