This study aims to analyze the influence of tourism facilities and attractions on visitors' revisit intentions, with visitor satisfaction serving as an intervening variable, focusing on Kampung AEWO Mulyaharja, Bogor. The research method used is a quantitative approach using PLS SEM (Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling). The population of this study consists of visitors who have visited AEWO Mulyaharja Village in Bogor at least once, with a total sample of 366 respondents. Sampling was conducted using a combination of probability sampling and purposive sampling techniques, with a minimum respondent age of 18 years. The research findings indicate that 1) tourism facilities directly influence visitor satisfaction. 2) tourist attractions have a direct influence on visitor satisfaction. 3) tourism facilities have a direct influence on revisit intention. 4) tourist attractions have a direct influence on revisit intention. 5) visitor satisfaction has a direct influence on revisit intention. 6) tourism facilities significantly indirectly influence revisit intention, with visitor satisfaction as an intervening variable. 7) tourist attractions significantly indirectly influence revisit intention with visitor satisfaction as an intervening variable. The results of this study can serve as a guide for the management of tourist villages, such as AEWO Mulyaharja Village in Bogor, in developing facilities and services that cater to visitors' needs.

Concerts are a fun attraction. This industry is growing along with the arrival of world bands/musicians to Indonesia and performances by domestic musicians. If packaged well, concerts become a music tourism attraction. This research was conducted qualitatively. Primary data was obtained through observation by attending concerts in Jakarta and Solo. Secondary data was obtained through a study of related literature. The conclusion of this research is that Indonesia can become a music tourism destination by holding international standard concerts on a regular basis.

This study focuses on the influence of travel motivation on travel experiences at marine tourism destinations in South Sulawesi. In the context of tourism development, particularly marine tourism, understanding travel motivations is crucial for enhancing the quality of destinations and tourist or travel experiences. The aim of this study is to analyze the relationship between tourists' travel motivations and their experiences at marine tourism destinations. This research employs a quantitative approach, with data collected through a questionnaire survey distributed to 220 respondents who have visited marine tourism destinations in South Sulawesi. The data analysis was conducted using a simple linear regression test to examine the relationship between travel motivation and travel experiences. The results of the study indicate that travel motivation has a positive and significant influence on travel experiences. Every increase in travel motivation contributes to an improvement in the unforgettable travel experience. The study also identifies several key motivational factors, including beach-based activities, natural beauty, and togetherness with family and friends. The conclusion of this study is that travel motivation is a crucial factor in shaping travel experiences at marine tourism destinations. The implications of this study emphasize the importance for destination managers to pay attention to and enhance tourists' travel motivational factors in order to create higher quality and more tourism experiences.

The film industry plays a significant role in influencing tourists' travel destination choices. This study aims to explore the relationship between celebrity involvement and destination image, with celebrity worship serving as a mediating variable. This research depicted the case of Chinese film industry to examines how films and celebrities impact destination image. This research uses quantitative research methods with the PLS-SEM research model. the study surveyed 310 Batam residents who have watched Chinese movies or TV series. The findings indicate a positive and significant relationship between celebrity involvement and destination image, mediated by celebrity worship.

Tourists play a central role in the tourism industry, serving as the primary drivers of demand that generates economic activities and growth in this industry. This study focuses on understanding the key factors influencing tourist satisfaction and dissatisfaction in nature-based tourism destinations. Fatumnasi, a remote, emerging tourism destination in South-Central Timor, Indonesia, was chosen as the study site. A qualitative approach was utilized in this study. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with 17 participants. A thematic analysis approach was employed to identify and interpret recurring themes within the data, systematically categorizing both positive and negative experiences shared by participants. This process captured specific factors that shaped tourist satisfaction and dissatisfaction, highlighting what aspects of the destination were most valued and where improvements are needed. The finding of this study reveals that tourist satisfaction toward the Fatumnasi tourism destination is primarily driven by the breathtaking natural scenery, biodiverse hotspots, and value for money. In contrast, unsatisfactory experiences were attributed to issues related to poor accessibility and infrastructure, insufficient pre-trip information, and environmental degradation, which indicates a need for improvements in these areas to better meet tourist satisfaction.

This study investigates the commitment to environmental preservation in the Nglanggeran Ancient Volcano Ecotourism Area, located in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. As a community-managed ecotourism destination experiencing rapid visitor growth, Nglanggeran presents a valuable case for examining the implementation of sustainable tourism principles in practice. The research aims to identify the extent to which environmental conservation strategies adopted by local management align with the core tenets of sustainable tourism. Using a qualitative descriptive method, data were collected through in-depth interviews with key stakeholders, direct field observations, and analysis of supporting documents. A purposive sampling approach was applied to select 12 participants actively involved in ecotourism and environmental management. Data were analyzed thematically to uncover patterns related to planning, biodiversity protection, waste management, and environmental education. Findings indicate that Nglanggeran’s management demonstrates a strong environmental ethic through practices such as ecological zoning, reforestation, collaborative conservation efforts, and the integration of education into tourism experiences. These initiatives reflect a practical application of sustainable tourism at the grassroots level. However, challenges remain in areas such as waste reuse and recycling, which require further community engagement and institutional support. This study contributes theoretically by contextualizing sustainable tourism in a localized, community-driven setting, and offers practical insights for policymakers and tourism stakeholders aiming to replicate such models in other destinations.

This study aims to further understand the perceptions of visitors to the Cultural Festival towards strengthening Balinese cultural identity. Cultural festivals in Bali are held with the aim of maintaining, preserving and as exposure of cultural values to the wider public. Cultural Festival activities in Bali organized by the government such as the Bali Arts Festival, Denpasar Festival and the latest is the Kesanga Festival. In organizing each festival, the principle of sustainability is one of the strong foundations for maintaining social, economic and environmental values without distorting local traditions and culture. This study uses quantitative data that is described descriptively. The unstructured interview was conducted during the data collection with informants from the representative of the festivals’ social media associates. The data in this study were collected using a questionnaire distribution technique. The number of samples in this study was 100 respondents calculated using the Slovin formula with a 90% confidence level and a 10% error rate with no specific criteria yet mainly has experience in visiting (visitor) one of the cultural event used as research object. The results of the study showed that the variables of marketing strategy, cultural experience, cultural authenticity, and sustainability practices play an important role in creating strengthening cultural identity at cultural festivals in Bali.

This study aims to analyze the implementation of sustainable tour operator principles based on Travelife criteria in enhancing the competitive advantage of PT Destination Asia, a tour operator company based in Bali. Although existing literature highlights the benefits of sustainability practices, there remains a research gap in understanding their practical application and impact at the tour operator level in Indonesia. This research adopts a descriptive qualitative approach using a case study method, with data collected through in-depth interviews and documentation. Key informants, including managers and relevant staff, were selected through purposive sampling. The findings reveal that PT Destination Asia has successfully integrated the four main dimensions of sustainability—management, socio-cultural, economic, and environmental—into its operations. The company demonstrates a strong commitment to transparency through its annual reports, offers authentic tourism products that promote local culture, establishes partnerships with local communities and sustainable business partners, and applies environmentally friendly transportation and accommodation practices. Theoretically, this study strengthens the existing literature on the importance of applying sustainability principles to build competitive advantage in the tourism industry. Practically, it provides a valuable reference for other tour operators and policymakers to encourage the adoption of sustainability in the travel sector. Furthermore, this research opens up opportunities for future studies to explore consumer perspectives in evaluating the effectiveness of sustainability implementation.

The development of private islands as luxury tourism destinations is expanding in Indonesia, particularly in the Riau Islands. This qualitative research uses a comparative case study method to examine two private island projects (Cempedak Private Island and Funtasy Island) to assess whether private island development constitutes a sustainable investment or poses an environmental threat. Primary data were collected through interviews with stakeholders and supported by document analysis. Findings show that Cempedak Island successfully implemented eco-tourism principles through strong governance and local community involvement, while Funtasy Island suffered from mismanagement, regulatory issues, and ecological degradation. The analysis, framed using the ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) perspective, reveals the significance of inclusive planning, sustainable architecture, and transparent leadership in ensuring long-term viability. The study provides insights for investors, policymakers, and scholars, although its findings are context-specific and may not be generalizable to all private island developments. Future research is needed to test the ESG framework across diverse geographic and regulatory environments.