Abstract
Tourism is a complex and prominent sector in Indonesia that involved many stakeholders. Led by the success story of Bali tourism development which able to grow beyond all expectation, helping to improve public and private infrastructure, including the birth and growth of small-medium enterprises, led the Indonesian government to distribute and spread the development all over Indonesia through Ten New Bali concept. One of these is Tanjung Kelayang, located in Belitung Island. Despite Bali success stories, negative impacts of Bali tourism development on environmental sustainability appeared, such as land-use change, soil and water degradation, pollutions, waste mismanagement, etc. Reflected from Bali negative tourism impact, this paper will identify and analyse Tanjung Kelayang tourism development as a New Bali using sustainable tourism destination criteria to create baseline data. A qualitative approach using both primary data by on-site observation and in-depth interview with related parties, and secondary data by identifying the Local Official Tourism Development Master Plan (RIPPARKAB) year 2014 and other studies in regards with Tanjung Kelayang tourism development by using GSTC-D V2 as a tool to reflect sustainability commitment was occurred on this paper. The result of compliance shows that only 19% for Sustainable Management, 4% for Socio-Economy Sustainability, 11% for Cultural Sustainability, and 0% for Environmental Sustainability. Thus, it shows the gap of Tanjung Kelayang tourism development in regards with sustainable destination concept. Hence, a commitment, communication, and cooperation from all related parties is necessary to be in place to achieve a sustainable tourism destination development in Tanjung Kelayang.
Highlights
Tourism is the third focus sector in Indonesia which helps the economic and livelihood development both for the urban and non-urban areas
This paper will use primary data through field observation which conducted from April to May 2021in Tanjung Kelayang, another primary data collected through the in-depth interview with related stakeholder, ten participants were interviewed using face-to-face interview, five participant are from Belitung government as a key stakeholder which concern regarding tourism development, while the other five participant are from the local enterprise and local community surround Tanjung Kelayang
The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC)-D V2 consists of 4 sections; 10 principles, 33 criteria, and 107 indicators, where this requirement will describe the level of compliance against sustainable tourism development standards
Summary
Tourism is the third focus sector in Indonesia which helps the economic and livelihood development both for the urban and non-urban areas. As a complex sector that involved both direct and indirect enterprise led tourism sector to create more benefits and advantages to all layers and business levels (small, medium, and big scale), and help the local, regional, and national economic development [31, 36]. Bali shows a considerable improvement both for private and public infrastructure, giving birth and growing a small-medium and local enterprise, develop the local economy, increased the industry demand, and increased employment opportunity, and help to reduce labour force [3]. These positive and prominent impacts from tourism encourage other regions to follow their steps. This concept was created by choosing ten (10) destinations, including Lake Toba, Tanjung Kelayang, Tanjung Lesung, Kepulauan Seribu, Borobudur Temple, Mount Bromo, Mandalika, Labuan Bajo, Wakatobi, and Motrotai Island, with the top-down approach of attraction, accessibility, and amenities, which aims to distribute the tourism development to all over Indonesia [11, 14, 21]
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