Concept Of Sustainable Tourism Research Articles

Rancangan Kampung Tematik Masjid Sekayu 1413 Menjadi Destinasi Wisata

The Thematic village of Sekayu Mosque 1413 has historical tourism potential which can be seen from historical heritage buildings in the form of the Sekayu 1413 Mosque building, and other historical buildings. The Thematic Village of Sekayu Mosque 1413 is not only focused on mosque buildings and ancient houses that have historical value, there are also other activities that can be an attraction for tourism that comes. The Thematic Village of Sekayu Mosque 1413 has several problems from infrastructure, economic, and social aspects. The purpose of this research project is to formulate a design concept and recommendations for the development of the Thematic Village of the Sekayu Mosque 1413 into a tourist destination. The data collection method of this research was carried out through literature review, interviews, and field observations. This research produces a concept that is in accordance with the characteristics of the area, namely the concept of Sustainable Historical Tourism. From this concept, several planning recommendations can be formulated that focus on infrastructure, economic, and social aspects according to the results of the Gap analysis which are compared with the tourism theory of the Sustainable Historical Tourism concept. These recommendations are expected to support the development of the Sekayu Mosque 1413 Thematic Village tourism with the concept of Sustainable Historical Tourism.

UPAYA PENGUATAN NILAI KEARIFAN LOKAL DESA WISATA NGLANGGERAN GUNUNG KIDUL SECARA BERKELANJUTAN

The concept of sustainable tourism is one of the best concepts developed by the government and tourism stakeholders to be applied in every tourist destination. The Covid-19 pandemic has forced tourism activists to work together to revive the economy in the tourism sector. Through the development of the concept of Sustainable Tourism, the manager of the Nglanggeran tourism village has made several efforts to strengthen the value of local wisdom from the beginning of its establishment, however, with the many competitors and the rapid development of tourism, the manager of the Nglanggeran tourist village has always innovated and strengthened local wisdom. With a case study analysis approach, it is hoped that it will describe some of the efforts made by the management regarding the strategy of strengthening the value of sustainable local wisdom from various aspects, namely environmental aspects, economic aspects, social aspects and cultural aspects. Keywords: Sustainable Tourism, Local Wisdom, Nglanggeran Tourism Village

Sustainability from Social Commitment to Tourist Attraction: Terminological Approach to European Green Capitals Brochures

The tourism industry currently represents a relevant sector of the international market and a fundamental resource for countries like European ones, which offer a heterogeneous mosaic of histories and cultures. Such sector is, however, characterized by an ever-changing nature depending on the constantly evolving needs, habits, and awareness of different types of travelers. Far from investigating the largely discussed concept of sustainable tourism, this article aims to examine from a linguistic perspective the concept of urban sustainability as a tourist attraction in the context of the European Green Capitals Award (EGCA) and the relative terminological effects on the language of tourism. A corpus-driven approach was used to quantitatively and qualitatively investigate the terminology used in the brochures of the European Green Capitals selected from 2010 to 2021, which are included in the section Environment of the European Commission website. Following a quantitative analysis of the data, a qualitative analysis was conducted to interpret the meaning and the degree of technicality of the sustainability-related terms used in the corpus and their potential employment in the field of tourism. The corpus analysis was intended to provide evidence of those new linguistic structures used in texts like EGCA brochures which, being addressed to a wide range of readers, may directly or indirectly influence tourist interests and tourism promotional language as well.

Sustainability from Social Commitment to Tourist Attraction: Terminological Approach to European Green Capitals Brochures

The tourism industry currently represents a relevant sector of the international market and a fundamental resource for countries like European ones, which offer a heterogeneous mosaic of histories and cultures. Such sector is, however, characterized by an ever-changing nature depending on the constantly evolving needs, habits, and awareness of different types of travelers. Far from investigating the largely discussed concept of sustainable tourism, this article aims to examine from a linguistic perspective the concept of urban sustainability as a tourist attraction in the context of the European Green Capitals Award (EGCA) and the relative terminological effects on the language of tourism. A corpus-driven approach was used to quantitatively and qualitatively investigate the terminology used in the brochures of the European Green Capitals selected from 2010 to 2021, which are included in the section Environment of the European Commission website. Following a quantitative analysis of the data, a qualitative analysis was conducted to interpret the meaning and the degree of technicality of the sustainability-related terms used in the corpus and their potential employment in the field of tourism. The corpus analysis was intended to provide evidence of those new linguistic structures used in texts like EGCA brochures which, being addressed to a wide range of readers, may directly or indirectly influence tourist interests and tourism promotional language as well.

Sustainable Tourism as a Development Strategy in Indonesia

In recent years, Indonesia has increasingly shown its dependence on the tourism sector by adopting the idea of sustainable tourism as a development strategy. Based on doctrinal legal research method with a statutory and conceptual approach, this article used the concept of sustainable tourism to explore the opportunities and challenges faced by Indonesia in developing tourism sector. This article argues that even though Indonesia has the 2009 Tourism Law that specifically regulates tourism governance based on a multisectoral approach, this law does not clearly adopt the concept of sustainable tourism, resulting in different perceptions between actors at various levels of tourism administration. The sustainable tourism agenda in particular still depends on the initiatives of each actor, is fragmented and heavily influenced by various factors of power relations, financial capacity, and human resources. This article suggests the need for strengthening legal and institutional frameworks to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals that place communities as the subject of tourism development.Keywords: Sustainable tourism, the 2009 Tourism Law, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals, tourism governance.

Sustainable Tourism in the Pandemic Era: A Case Study of Japan

The sustainable tourism concept has been evolving continually and respectively with modern society’s views on sustainability. The tourism industry constantly faces new challenges showing weak points and providing opportunities for further concept development. With the focus on Japan as a case study, this empirical research discusses the insights of key stakeholders about managing sustainable tourism development during the crisis. This research takes the COVID-19 pandemic as an example of a crisis, which provides an opportunity for the sustainable tourism concept for further evolution. The results indicated that public and private sector stakeholders have different visions of sustainable tourism development. Japan’s current public sector approach to it implies resolving the issue of overtourism in main tourism destinations and providing comfortable living for local communities. However, it does not have any implications for making tourism more resilient to external crises. The proposals of stakeholders for response measures for future sustainable tourism development and related policies included the establishment of a crisis management system in the tourism sphere, focus on the development of domestic tourism, creation of proper guidelines for the tourism industry for actions in case of crisis, revision of traditional tourism techniques, the establishment of “new lifestyle”/adaptation to “with Corona” era, focusing on online business/ tourism experience, focus on the development of small groups tours and individual tours, development of flexibility and adaptivity to changes in social conditions, incorporation of public health-related issues, non-contact content expansion, individual approach to different areas, and regional cooperation incorporation.

Examining tourists’ intention to use electric vehicle-sharing services

Tourists’ mobility is closely linked with the concept of sustainable tourism, since it affects issues that are related with the local economies and the environment. The seasonality of the transport demand in touristic areas results in traffic congestion phenomena and extensive air pollution. At the same time, the touristic areas have to serve the special mobility needs of tourists, in order to be competitive and increase their market. For reducing the negative impacts of demand seasonality and serving the tourists efficiently, innovative mobility concepts and services can contribute. In this framework, a questionnaire study was conducted in the island of Rhodes, Greece aiming to investigate the willingness of tourists to use shared electric vehicles for intra-destination trips. The responses were analyzed descriptively and through statistical modelling techniques. The results of the analysis show that electric car-sharing can expect a greater demand comparing to electric moto-sharing and electric bike-sharing. Also, the results indicate that electric car-sharing will mainly attract a market share from the traditional car rental schemes. Finally, it seems that the intention of tourists to use shared electric vehicles is highly affected by their mobility-related habits and experiences in their hometown.

Perspectives for Sustainable Tourism Development: A Case of Russia’s Far East Region

The Russian government recently began to see sustainable tourism development as one of the possible scenarios for improving the socio-economic situation in rural and remote areas. However, currently, Russia is at the initial stages of tourism development, including the first timid steps in the legislative consolidation of sustainable tourism and ecotourism concepts. Therefore, this research aims to examine the current situation of ecotourism development in remote regions of Russia with an accent on governmental programs. The results showed that despite Russia’s tourism policy documents declaring sustainable tourism development in rural and remote regions, this industry is poorly developed. The governmental programs lack the understanding of how to achieve this goal. Ecotourism is at the very initial level of development. It is sporadic and is promoted mainly by specially protected natural areas managers and activists of non-profit organizations. Furthermore, sustainable tourism development in Russia lacks the theoretical basis, research, and expert discussion of the problems.

Sustainable tourism as a factor in the development of protected areas in the Pomerania Euroregion

This study aimed to assess the opinion of the inhabitants of protected areas in the Polish-German borderland on the development of tourism using the concept of sustainable tourism. It was examined whether the type of protected area and the country of residence were determinants of sustainable tourism development. In 2019-2020, a questionnaire survey was conducted among residents near 14 protected areas in the Pomerania Euroregion. Multinomial and ordinal logit models were used in the data analysis. The main limitations of the survey were the inability to refer to similar surveys from previous years and for other protected areas in Poland and Germany. This prevented a complete spatial-temporal analysis. The study carried out on the acceptance by inhabitants of the neighbourhood of protected areas in the Pomerania Euroregion is unique. The Polish protected regions of the Pomerania Euroregion were shown to have more significant potential for sustainable tourism development than the German ones. The results also show some differences in the perception of tourism by the Poles and the Germans.

Resiliensi Pemerintah Kabupaten Gianyar dalam Mewujudkan Pariwisata Berkelanjutan di Tengah Pandemi Covid-19

Currently, the Covid-19 pandemic is attacking various countries in the world. The tourism sector is one of the most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Gianyar Regency, Bali is one of the areas that has also experienced a slump in the tourism sector. The purpose of this research is to see how resilience was carried out by the Gianyar Regency Government in realizing sustainability in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. This research is using qualitative descriptive method to obtain a describe the efforts of the Gianyar Regency Government in adjusting the tourism sector for sustainable tourism. Research data directly from field studies and literature studies. The results of this study illustrate that the resilience of the Gianyar Regency Government in realizing sustainable tourism in the midst of a pandemic begins with overcoming problems arising by limiting the movement of tourists, controlling by adapting to the new normal, returning through slowly reopening tourism with strict prokes certification, outreach by reaching back to tourism targets. In its implementation, the resilience of the Gianyar Regency Government has a correlation with the concept of sustainable tourism as seen from the triple bottom lines aspect; Socio-cultural resilience and tourism through Gianyar socio-cultural culture, Ecological-environmental resilience and tourism through CHSE certification and economic- fiscal resilience and tourism with economic development. The resilience that is built should be able to maintain tourism activities in the long term and sustainable through the realization of the concept of sustainable tourism.

Impact of COVID-19 on the Global Tourism Economy

COVID-19 has paralyzed the world tourism sector. Travel restrictions (land, air, and sea), quarantine policies by the competent authorities, and physical restrictions are the main factors for cessation of tourism activities. The tourism sector that relies on individual mobility is supported by transportation modes so that when this is limited, it will have an impact on decreasing tourist visits, occupancy rates and the cancellation of a number of festivals and events that are routinely held until in the end this condition has an impact on tourism sector income. This study aims to obtain an overview of the impact of COVID-19 on the income of the tourism sector in a number of countries. Through literature studies, it is hoped that sufficient information can be obtained so that it can be used as a consideration for tourism managers in developing the concept of sustainable tourism in the future.

Strategi Badan Usaha Milik Kampung Rindang Jaya Tembudan Dalam Pengembangan Destinasi Wisata Tulung Ni Lenggo Di Kecamatan Batu Putih Kabupaten Berau

This study aims to find out about the strategies and obstacles of the Rindang Jaya Tembudan Village Owned Enterprise in developing the Tulung Ni Lenggo tourist destination in Batu Putih District, Berau Regency. In analyzing the strategies and barriers of this research, the authors focus on five aspects in the development of tourist destinations, namely attractions, accessibility, amenities, public and institutional facilities and the application of the concept of sustainable tourism development. This research is a descriptive research with qualitative research methods that use data collection in the form of observation, interviews and documentation. Based on theoretical studies and field analysis, the strategy implemented by the Rindang Jaya Tembudan Village Owned Enterprise in the development of the Tulung Ni Lenggo tourist destination has been going well. This is indicated by the implementation of a strategy that has been based on five aspects of tourism destination development and the application of the concept of sustainable tourism. The obstacles faced are the awareness and concern of the people of Tembudan Village towards the development of the Tulung Ni Lenggo tourist destination which is still low and the budget for the construction of the Tulung Ni Lenggo facility from the government is uncertain.

A conceptual analysis of sustainable tourism using a hybrid model: A case study of Jeju ecotourism

This study aims to reify the concept of sustainable tourism through the use of a hybrid model with a focus on Jeju. The conceptual definitions and the phenomenon are directly identified and analyzed with the collected data in the theoretical research stage of the study to understand in the field research stage. Following that, the two research stages were combined to present a conceptual definition of sustainable tourism. The concept of sustainable tourism is derived in four dimensions as a result of synthesizing the results of theoretical and field researches: sustainable development principles, resource management methods, resource management goals, and type of tourism, and a conceptual definition of sustainable tourism is proposed based on this. The academic implications of this study can be presented as a theoretical foundation for implementing the development and management strategies of resident-participatory ecotourism and regional tourism, which are required in the era of the establishment of the paradigm of sustainable tourism. And the practical implication of this study is that the findings can be used as a conceptual model of sustainable tourism that makes wise use of local resources. This paper's main contribution is that it provides a guideline for implementing sustainable tourism development.

Local Culinary Entrepreneurship As The Development Of Regional Gastronomy And Urban Tourism

Tourism development efforts are currently being pursued through the concept of sustainable tourism with a community-based tourism approach, providing great opportunities for the community to participate in tourism development; produce tourism product development from businesses managed by the community. However, a way is still needed so that all these developments can continue to increase the number of tourist visits. The emergence of tourism as an academic part of tourism studies and education, encourages tourism potential to continue to be developed. Such an attraction makes Sate Bandeng a gastronomic tour. Which is one of the right ways to raise the potential of local culinary. This article aims to show the progress of tourism since before the concept of sustainable tourism was applied to the present. The research method used is a description with a qualitative approach. This study is based on a review of secondary sources through literature research and personal communication with several scholars in tourism and tourism business services. There are not many articles that discuss local culinary entrepreneurship as a development of regional gastronomy and part of an urban tourism attraction, while the development of sustainable tourism has allowed tourism to stand alone, and it seems that tourism with all its derivatives has gained independence as a field of academic study and as a Study Program in Higher Education in Indonesia. Indonesia.

Analisis Siklus Hidup Pariwisata dalam Pengembangan Pariwisata Berkelanjutan di Kawasan Wisata Lembah Harau, Kabupaten Lima Puluh Kota

Lembah Harau is a nature tourism park in Lima Puluh Kota Regency. Lembah Harau area has with strong potential to attract tourist both in natural attraction and man-made attraction. Concept of tourist area life cycle is used to analyze the position of Lembah Harau based on that concept and then to develop sustainable tourism in Lembah Harau. Sarosah Village is a man-made attraction in Lembah Harau. In which it has the role towards man-made and natural attraction in Lembah Harau area are needed to develop the area for sustainable tourism development. There is the strong relationship between Sarosah Village and Lembah Harau itself to bring the Lembah Harau area to rejuvenation level. Based on natural attraction, Lembah Harau area is consolidation to stagnation level. Although, the concept of Sarosah Village is difference with Lembah Harau area’s concept as a conservation area. But Sarosah Village gives the positive impact to develop Lembah Harau and Sarasah Village is following the sustainable development tourism concept.
 Keywords: Development, natural tourist attraction, man-made tourist attraction, tourist area life cycle.

Significance of glamping in the concept of sustainable tourism in Russia

Significance of glamping in the concept of sustainable tourism in Russia

Управление современной туристской индустрией Германии на основе концепции устойчивого туризма

The management of German tourism industry successfully implemented within the concept of sustainable tourism for a long time. The study of positive experience of this management is relevant in modern world economy. And it is the purpose of this article.The object of the study is sustainable tourism, the subject of the study is the management features of the modern German tourism industry based on the concept of sustainable tourism.The authors applied general scientific methods such as analysis and synthesis, logical method, historical method, quantitative and qualitative analysis, comparative analysis and generalization method. German official documents, analytical materials, tourism forecasts, programmes and open Internet resources were used in the course of the work on the article.First of all, the authors revealed the content of the concept of sustainable tourism in general, as presented in academic studies and official UNWTO documents. The authors further examined the specifics of management of the German tourism industry within the framework of the concept of sustainable tourism was presented by the developers of the German National Tourism Strategy. The right balance must be found between economy, environment and social responsibility in sustainable tourism, according to this Strategy.The authors' perception of management system of German tourism industry until 2019 was formed on an analysis of German official documents. Firstly, the management Germany's tourism industry is top-down - from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (federal level) through regional organizations: the German National Tourism Board and the Federal Association of the German Tourism Industry (regional level) to 16 federal states (municipal level). Secondly, self-governance of destinations was carried out as part of each of 16 federal states' local sustainable tourism program. Thirdly, this entire management system includes elements of sustainable tourism in its three dimensions: economic, social and environmental. The article presents the accumulated positive experience of management destinations and the promotion of types and directions of tourism in 16 federal states of Germany until 2019. It is noted that sustainable tourism covers these types and directions.The authors conclude that the implementation of the concept of sustainable tourism in the national tourism strategy of the country as a balance (measure) of the three dimensions: economic, social and environmental, is an expression of the national, cultural and unique natural identity of each destination (country).

Analysis of The Carrying Capacity of Tourism Area in Maron Mangrove Edu Park (MMEP) Semarang

Ecotourism area which relies on natural conditions and local resources such as plants is required to preserve its existing resources as the main attraction. Number of visitors can be parameter of its development. Tourist visits which exceed capacity has the potential to bring negative impact to the ecotourism as a whole. Therefore, recognizing the capacity of the area is important in order that tourism and conservation activities can synergize and go hand in hand. This study aimed at analyzing the carrying capacity of Maron Mangrove Edu Park (MMEP). Data of the study were collected by surveying visitors of MMEP, interviewing the management and directly observing the site of the study. Data were analyzed based on the concept of carrying capacity. Result of the study showed that the ecotourism area was able to accommodate only 50 people/day. The average number of visitors per day were still under the maximum carrying capacity, thus it was still “safe”. To increase visits of tourists, optimization of the area based on the concept of sustainable tourism were required and could be implemented by improving access to the location, infrastructure and quality of waste management.

The Prospect of Geotourism in the Cycloop Mountains Conservation Area Papua

The Cycloop mountains in Papua are a nature reserve conservation area that has diverse geology, biology and culture. This paper discusses the prospects of geotourism in Cycloop mountains based on a method of analyzing the community acceptability and tourists preferences, likewise the geosite attraction and geotourism sustainability. The results of analysis indicates that a) village communities in surrounding conservation area accept and wish to get involved in natural activities; b) local tourists are very dominant and motivated on outdoor recreation in groups; c) identified geosites has classified as from Quite Interesting to Interesting based on the index of attractiveness; and d) geotourism activity in the mountains Cycloop is categorized Quite Sustainable reviewed from the environment, society, economy and governance dimension. The exploration and the geological conservation to be the reliable activities in organizing the geotourism. Geotourism is likely to be applied to the conservation area as a form of implementation of the sustainable tourism concept.

Consistency of Sustainable Consumption with Values and Lifestyle in Post-Modern Tourists

The concepts of sustainable consumption and sustainable tourism are studied separately within the scope of sustainability. In this study, it has been examined whether individuals' understanding of values and lifestyle are consistent with sustainable consumption behaviors in post-modern tourism by considering both concepts together. Today, post-modern consumers have a more individual and liberal perception and reflect the consumption behaviors shaped in this direction more intensely and more clearly in the tourism sector. Especially in the Turkish tourism literature, it has been found that there are few studies to measure the consistency between post-modern tourism perception, individual's lifestyle and values and sustainable consumption behavior. The main question of this study is whether individuals' understanding of lifestyle and value are consistent with the tendency to display sustainable tourism behavior when manipulated with post-modern tourism perception. In this context; consumers' values, lifestyles and consumption trends were measured through the data obtained through the survey method using the VALS scale and the sustainable tourism scale. The findings of the study revealed that post-modern tourism preferences are related to individuals with principled motivation and individuals with spatial mobility, depending on their sustainable consumption trends. The data obtained from this study are also expected to give an idea about how post-modern tourism perception is related with lifestyle and values and whether there is consistency between the tendency to display sustainable tourism behavior and help further studies.