Tourism Village Development Research Articles

Workshop on Tourism Service Quality for Tourist Satisfaction and Return Visits to Cikadu Tourism Village, Tanjung Lesung Buffer Zone

In the light of COVID-19 outbreak, the tourism industry has affected the most with a loss in visitor both in local and foreign. The popularity of village tourism has increased as it can significantly boost the local and regional economies. This study is a explatorary research with descriptive analysis approach takes the form of community service activity program that based on a penta-helix structure and featured a strategic steering stakeholder with the representatives from academics, volunteers, businesspeople, and local resident from Cikadu, Tanjung Lesung. This paper intend to identify the stakeholders involved and increase their knowledge towards penta-helix model in village to rbuild restart tourism. This study found that not all tourism stakeholders in Cikadu village aware of the penta-helix model due to a lack of synergy in maximizing their roles. However, the workshop program giving a positive response from tourism village stakeholder and they are capable using a cooperative strategy between the community and stakeholders to manage tourism during a pandemic. The Penta helix instilled both knowledge and a fervor for tourist village development in participants.

Development of Social Entrepreneurship Organizations Based on Social Bricolage and Diamond Models to Support Village Tourism Innovation

A country's economy can be categorized as being in good condition if all components have a positive contribution to the country's economy. We can understand that the smallest component in a country's economic development is the synergy of the village economy. One sector that can be a strength of the village economy is tourism. Based on this, researchers are called to direct this research to the development of village tourism. This research is a qualitative type, so data is taken from field observations and interviews. Social bricolage (SB) provides an opportunity to create an inclusive tourism economic development model for underprivileged communities to be empowered in developing their regions with the concept of local wisdom in a sustainable manner. The social entrepreneurship organizational development model using the Diamond Model and social bricolage encourages business model innovation and social entrepreneurship in the field of village tourism. Based on the previous description, we can conclude that this research will have a positive impact when the concept of entrepreneurship development based on social bricolage and the diamond model is implemented well. This research will measure these two concepts so that appropriate conclusions can be drawn.

Pengembangan Pariwisata Desa Kuwu Berbasis Potensi Lokal

This activity is a community service activity in the context of implementing the Tridarma of Higher Education, for postgraduate lecturers at STIEPARI Semarang. The implementation was in March 2023, the location of the activity was the Kuwu tourism village, Kradenan District, Grobogan Regency, Central Java. The purpose of the activity is to introduce the community to the development of Kuwu Village tourism based on Local Tourism Potential. This activity is not only an effort to improve the ability of tourism village management but also as a means of introducing the basics of tourism village development, because Kuwu village although it has had a decree as a pilot tourism village since 2009, but there are no real activities in the village. The implementation technique is direct socialization, to people who have local potential home industry businesses such as Ayam Pencok, and various flavors of meatballs, and crispy chicken, PAU. The system of delivering socialization material uses direct in the field (visits to residents who have a business and continued with a question and answer discussion.

UNVEILING THE ENIGMA OF LOCAL WISDOM-BASED TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN SUROWITI VILLAGE, GRESIK REGENCY

Within the framework of community empowerment and sustainable development, this study presents a novel model for harnessing the potential of village tourism in Surowiti Village, Gresik Regency. The model pivots on the exploration of local wisdom to engender an authentic and sustainable tourism ex- perience. Employing a qualitative approach through in-depth interviews and participatory observation, this research illuminates the substantial existence of a rich reservoir of local wisdom, encompassing traditions, culture, and sustainable practices, that endures within Surowiti Village. The proposed village tourism development model adeptly interweaves constituents of local wisdom into the tourism experi- ence, yielding palpable positive ramifications for both the local populace and the surrounding environ- ment. The implications of this study underscore the pivotal importance of fostering local community empowerment, preserving cultural heritage, and advocating for sustainable tourism promotion. The model proffered herein exhibits substantial potential for adoption by diverse communities and govern- mental bodies in their pursuit of cultivating enduringly sustainable village tourism, yielding significant positive socio-economic impacts.

Ignored Opinions: Villager-Satisfaction-Based Evaluation Method of Tourism Village Development—A Case Study of Two Villages in China

The neglect of endogenous strength is one of the reasons for the lack of sustainability in mountainous rural development and tourism development in China at present. How to incorporate the opinions of villagers in the tourism development process led by the government and other external entities is the main focus of this article. Based on the fieldwork of two typical mountainous villages and a previous rural development evaluation method, this article proposes the villager-satisfaction-based evaluation method for tourism village development, covering rural settlement construction, village esthetics, and economic and social development. “Villager satisfaction” is a crucial indicator obtained by objectifying the subjective opinions of villagers. Finally, the evaluation method was applied in the form of a questionnaire in two villages. The experimental results are correlated with the tourism development patterns of the two villages, verifying the feasibility and effectiveness of the evaluation method. It is expected that this evaluation method will become an effective communication medium between non-professional villagers and the professional tourism development process, thereby promoting the sustainable development of rural areas in the future.

Ecovillage Market Segmentation Based on Sustainability Tourism Concept at Panji Village

Tourism market segmentation needs to be known, as is the case with the development of Tourism Villages. The purpose of this research is to find potential market segmentation that can be targeted for Panji Tourism Village. Qualitative research methods through in-depth interviews were conducted. The data can be processed using the AHP analysis tool. The results show that market segmentation for the ecovillage concept in Panji Tourism Village is the family tourist market share, the main criteria is feasibility which means that the future prospects of developing tourist attractions developed in Panji Tourism Village are tourist activities that can be enjoyed by families, with current considerations looking at a market that has the potential to come for families because apart from easy access and the potential tourist attractions offered can be enjoyed by family members. The results of this study have implications for the readiness of the community to continue to innovate local products that can be enjoyed by tourists of all ages in one family. By continuing to pay attention to the various possible needs of tourists, especially the family tourist market, it is hoped that a sustainable visit will occur.
 Keywords: tourism; village; market segment.

Strategy for Development of the Central Wologai Traditional Village Tourism Attraction Area, Detusoko District, Ende Regency

This study aims to find out the strategy for developing tourism in the Wologai Tengah Traditional Village so that it can become a tourist attraction that can attract many visitors and to find out what components are needed in the development of Wologai Traditional Village tourism using SWOT analysis. This research use desciptive qualitative approach. The collection of data used is interview, observation and documentation. The results of the research determine the policies that should be prioritized by the local government in an effort to develop Wologai Traditional Village Tourism objects. So the results of this study indicate that the most effective strategy can have a positive impact on increasing visitors and tourist attraction income. Having event activities in the Wologai Traditional Village is one of the strategies to attract visitors to come. Promotion is also needed with the aim of introducing the Wologai Traditional Village Tourism Object

Measuring Communities’ Perceptions Towards the Socio-Economic Impact of Community-Based Tourism Development of Tourism Villages in Indonesia (Case from Bogor Regency, Indonesia)

Objective: The objective of this study is to examine the impact of community-based tourism (CBT) practices in Ciasmara Village, Bogor Regency, specifically focusing on the social and economic benefits to the community. The study aims to understand how traditional management of community-based tourism affects the local population and to identify potential differences in economic impacts between residents living near tourist sites and those residing farther away.
 
 Method: The research methodology employed a purposive sampling approach, selecting 210 respondents from the community. The study utilized various data analysis techniques, including average score calculations and analysis of variance (ANOVA). These methods were applied to assess the social and economic impacts of community-based tourism practices in Ciasmara Village.
 
 Result: The research findings indicate that the implementation of community-based tourism in Ciasmara Village has led to positive economic and social outcomes for the community. However, a noteworthy observation is the divergence in economic impacts between residents living in close proximity to tourist sites and those residing farther away. The study's analysis, conducted through techniques such as average score calculations and ANOVA, reveals these differences in the economic trends experienced by these two groups within the community.
 
 Conclusion: In conclusion, community-based tourism practices in Ciasmara Village have yielded positive economic and social effects on the local population. However, the study highlights disparities in economic impacts based on residents' proximity to tourist sites. This nuanced understanding underscores the importance of considering the geographical distribution of these impacts when planning and implementing community-based tourism initiatives. Such insights are crucial for ensuring equitable and sustainable development in rural areas, emphasizing the need for tailored strategies that address the specific needs and challenges faced by different segments of the community.

Sustainable Innovations in the Promotion and Development of Village Tourism: Challenges and Opportunities

Tourism serves as a catalyst for unlocking the unique potential and distinctiveness of specific regions, thereby fostering holistic well-being, particularly for the local economy. Kampoeng Djadhoel, situated in Semarang City's Rejomulyo Village, East Semarang District, is poised to fulfil this potential. Under the stewardship of an evolving Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis), it aspires to transform into an enticing destination for both local and international visitors. To achieve this vision, it is essential to deepen our understanding of village management and actively engage the community. This study is a comprehensive exploration encompassing three critical domains: tourism village management, community participation, and identifying inhibiting and supporting factors. Employing a Descriptive Qualitative methodology, our investigation underscores the effectiveness of Pokdarwis Kampoeng Djadhoel's management approach, which aligns seamlessly with the principles of tourism village management. Within the local community of RT 04 RW 02, participation is manifested both horizontally and vertically, significantly bolstering the overall management efforts. Crucially, the obstacles encountered within the Kampoeng Djadhoel tourist village have been successfully mitigated by harnessing supportive elements and implementing complementary solutions. This achievement exemplifies the village's commitment to sustainable innovations in promoting and developing its tourism potential, thereby addressing the challenges, and seizing the opportunities presented. Keywords: tourism management, tourism village, community participation, inhibiting and supporting factors, sustainable innovations

Challenges of Strengthening Culture in the Development of Sustainable Tourism Villages in Bali

The development of a village into a sustainable tourism village is expected to be able to optimally meet cultural sustainability indicators. To realize cultural sustainability in the development of tourism villages in Bali, there are still challenges in strengthening culture such as the dynamics of authenticity and commodification, tourism political domination and hegemony, as well as strengthening traditional institutions. In order to increase the competitiveness of tourism, especially from the pillar of sustainable tourism villages, aspects of authenticity and commodification can increase their contribution to the local and national economy through the implementation of internationalization, traditionalization, and sacred versus profane; aspects of tourism political domination and hegemony through the implementation of policies related to the development of tourism villages; and aspects of strengthening traditional institutions through involving all levels of village society and community institutions in the village in relation to supporting the development of culture-based tourism villages, as well as revitalizing groups (sekaha-sekaha) that produce creative work to strengthen the development of tourism products in tourism villages and strengthen the image of a tourism village.

Village Owned Enterprises Governance (BUMDes) Based on the Tourism Village Development

Village Owned Enterprises Governance (BUMDes) Based on the Tourism Village Development

Effect of Community Participation Levels on Tourism Village Development

Tourism is a catalyst for community economic development in cities and villages. In Indonesia, the central government encourages village governments and their communities to turn their villages into tourist villages. This is an effort to improve the village’s economy. Lamajang Village is one of the tourist villages in Bandung Regency and is categorized as a pioneer tourism village even though it has been designated as a tourist village for more than 10 years. Previous studies have stated that the success of developing a tourist village depends on the level of acceptance and support of the local community. This study aims to identify forms of community empowerment and measure the level of community participation in the development of tourism villages. The study approach uses the Arstein ladder of participation theory which suggests eight levels of participation and case study. The analysis uses a quantitative approach and is equipped with a qualitative approach to deepen the social phenomena. Data collection were done using in-depth interviews and questionnaires. The method of analysis used content analysis and scoring. This study found that the level of community participation in the development of tourism villages is 86.2% or at a moderate level. Particularly, the level of participation is very high for the form of participation on consultation and placement, and very low on citizen control. These results indicate that high community participation is not the only factor that can determine the success of developing a tourist village.
 Keywords: participation, community, village tourism, development

Rawabogo Community's Attention in Developing of Tourism Village (Study Case: Rawabogo Village, Ciwidey District)

Rawabogo Village is one of the villages in Ciwidey District which is unique with its historical site of Mount Nagra Padang and indigenous peoples. In the development of the Rawabogo Tourism Village, there were problems concerning community participation and empowerment. Community participation is built through an understanding of the desires, interests, demands, and a sense of ownership of the to develop tourism village. However, the measurement process related to desires, interests, demands, and a sense of ownership is difficult to measure accurately and dynamically using questionnaires and interviews. So it is necessary to have other measurement methods that can support the results of the questionnaires and interviews. Thus, this study aims to identify the attention of the people of Rawabogo Village to the development of tourism villages. The type of research is mixed research and data collection method used in this research comprises the primary and secondary data, while the sampling method used is purposive sampling with 10 respondents. The analysis result shows that the Rawabogo communities have high attention in developing the Rawabogo Tourism Village, which is also supported by obtaining the Saccadic movement pattern and fixation on each respondent, as well as the number of blinks which as a whole represent the average number of blinks of adults. The application of this mixed method, the eye tracking method and the classical method (questionaries and interviews), is the first step to including the scientific measurement of public awareness in the planning or development process.
 Keywords: Attention, Community, Tourist Village

Policy Innovation of The Cikolelet Village Government in Developing the Village into a Tourism Village

Policy innovations made by the Cikolelet Village Government to become a tourist village and various village development efforts are efforts to overcome various problems faced by the village government and the community. The policy innovation is to change from underdeveloped villages to developing and advanced villages in 2021 according to the Village Development Index indicators. In 2017 Cikolelet Village was designated as the first tourist village in Serang Regency. Policy innovation is a major part of the transformation process or creating irreversible transformations based on a set of new order principles. Indicators of policy innovation, namely the creation stage, design stage and implementation stage according to Robert and King, are used as an analysis knife as well as innovation attributes according to Rogers to complete the description of Cikolelet Village Government's policy innovation in developing tourist villages. The research method used is qualitative with a case study approach. Key informants consisted of the Cikolelet village head, Pokdarwis head Anindya Pramita, Bumdes director and Cikolelet village officials. Data analysis used source triangulation according to Miles and Huberman. The results showed that the innovation of tourism village development policies in Cikolelet Village has run optimally, marked by the achievement of the 2021 ADWI award as the Most Favorite Tourism Village and encouraging other tourism villages in Serang Regency to adopt Cikolelet Village's tourism development policy innovations.

The Implementation of Quality Management System ISO 9001 with SWOT Analysis

As a strategic step of the local government in continuous improvement activities, this study aimed to describe the strength, weakness, opportunity and threat analysis in the implementation of QMS ISO 9001: 2015 in elements of planning in Pemerintah Negeri Rutong Kota Ambon by Planning, Implementation (Do), Evaluation (Check) and Monitoring (Action). This study used a qualitative methodology with the researcher as the main instrument. Data sources for the study were team management and documentation and it was conducted in Pemerintah Negeri Rutong Kota Ambon. Analyzing the data using descriptive qualitative analysis, verifying the accuracy of the data during in-depth interviews with the employees of state institutions to triangulate the data with the source. The results showed that the SWOT analysis of the implementation of QMS ISO 9001: 2015 is updated. in a growth strategy phase that offers tremendous opportunity and potential for improvement. Each PDCA element of QMS ISO 9001: 2015 implementation has opportunities, threats, weaknesses and strengths that can be used for the continuous improvement of Pemerintah Negeri Rutong Kota Amboni. A SWOT analysis with the following criteria can be used to implement the strategy: socio-cultural, economic, environmental, special program of integrated economy and development of tourist villages.

Exploring the Design of Community Square in Rural Henan based on Cultural Identity

Against the backdrop of China's official rural revitalisation strategy, the development of village tourism in Henan has been fast-tracked, which has led to the destruction of village landscapes and the gradual disappearance of the original locally preferred landscapes. New village community squares lack cultural connotation. The design of village community squares lacks appropriate methods and sustainable development. This paper adopts the qualitative research method, sums up the valuable experience by analysing the relevant cases at home and abroad, explores the design of Henan villages community squares based on cultural identity, and puts forward the basic characteristics and design principles that the design logic of Henan villages community squares should have. It is hoped that the theoretical viewpoints of this study can contribute to the enhancement of cultural identity of village community landscapes in Henan Province, and at the same time provide a theoretical basis for the design and construction of villages community squares in Henan.

Research on the Path of Village Tourism and Cultural Industry Development from the Perspective of Rural Revitalization Taking Peasant Painting in JinShan District as an Example

Under the background of rural revitalization strategy, all parts of China are trying to adjust the agricultural industry structure and promote the development of rural economy. In this context, the study of new business mode of rural tourism is of great significance. This study takes the peasant paintings of Fengjing ancient town in Jinshan District as the background and the development path of new rural tourism as the research direction, explores how to integrate "agriculture + tourism + education" in small rural areas, and deeply analyzes the methods and approaches of developing rural tourism in the context of rural revitalization. At the same time, Shanghai's composite cultural and creative tourism products are used to retain tourists, increase market share and create a new rural tourism industry. This paper mainly obtains effective information through case studies and in-depth interviews, and digs into the current changes of rural revitalization through an in-depth understanding of the protection status of Jinshan peasant paintings and other intangible cultural heritage in Shanghai, so as to address the problems under the new rural tourism industry in Fengjing Ancient Town of Jinshan District and make suggestions. I hope to focus on promoting new rural tourism, providing new directions for rural revitalization, implementing rural revitalization strategies, promoting rural tourism, and further improving the development of new rural tourism in Shanghai.

Peranan Pemerintah Desa Dalam Pengembangan Desa Wisata Di Desa Tunjungan Kecamatan Tunjungan, Kabupaten Blora

The aim of this research is to describe the role of village government in developing tourist villages. The village government formulates policies for village development and facilitates the development of tourist villages by utilizing village potential, especially natural recreation, water tourism and fishing in the Ngreneng Reservoir, Cemara Pitu hill, Greneng Peak, Nglawungan Durian Garden, Pak Nari Fruit Farm, Asri Gardens and Fruit Gardens. and recreational activities such as outbound, gatherings, activities in the field, group exercise and culinary delights at tourist locations. The village government ratifies the plan to develop a tourist village, forms a tourism management and clean water facilities, toilets and parking lots and creates public order at tourist sites.

Alternatif Wisata Desa Kerambitan Pasca Pandemi

Purpose: Kerambitan Village offers many culture, beauty, and beautiful places that are hidden and rarely known to outsiders. With creative ideas, ideal places for tourism and relaxation have emerged. With the Covid-19 pandemic, cultural tourism in Kerambitan Village has become empty for visitors. Given this situation, tourism managers are looking for alternatives, from cultural tourism to natural and culinary tourism. This makes tourist managers look for loopholes by taking advantage of natural tourism in the kerambitans. Natural tourism is currently very popular among tourists. This is also supported by village officials and the community around the natural tourist attraction so that it can restore additional income for residents near the tourist attraction. Methodology: This research used a literature study with a qualitative descriptive approach and systematic review. Result: The development of village tourism must pay attention to the sustainability of tourism, with cooperation between four stakeholders, namely the central government, tourism managers, village officials, and the community. A strategic approach is needed to develop sustainable tourism potential, namely the Quadruple Helix, by integrating civil society and integrating innovation and knowledge, the process of which involves collaboration between the government, tourism managers, village officials, and the community. Limitation: With this background, this research provides limitations on the role of each stakeholder in developing village tourism in Kerambitan using the Quadruple Helix collaborative approach. Contribution: With the Uma Friends tour and tourist visits to Kelating Beach and Pasut Beach, it becomes an income contribution to the village at the entrance of the two beaches.

Solutions to Develop Traditional Craft Villages Associated with Tourism in Hanoi Capital

Traditional craft villages are humanistic tourism resources that contribute to attracting a large number of tourists, enriching and diversifying tourism activities, creating many attractive options for tourists. Tourism associated with Hanoi's traditional craft villages is increasingly attracting tourists because of the long-standing cultural values and creativity of craft workers through each typical handicraft product. Visitors to Hanoi's craft villages can not only admire the landscape of a typical Northern Delta village with banyan trees, wells, and communal houses, but can also visit the production site and directly interact with local artisans craftsmen and participate in testing some stages of product production. This creates the unique appeal of craft village tourism. Despite many improvements, the current development of craft village tourism in Hanoi is not commensurate with its potential. On that basis, the article studies the potential and current status of developing traditional craft villages associated with tourism in Hanoi, thereby proposing a number of solutions to promote the development of traditional craft villages associated with tourism in Hanoi.