Lake Tourism Research Articles

ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF ECOTOURISM OBJECTS IN INDRAGIRI HULU DISTRICT

Indragiri Hulu Regency has quite diverse natural tourism potential (Ecotourism). Natural tourist attractions are tourist characteristics that are in great demand by tourists, the main attraction is the scenery and natural physical symptoms they have. This research aims to analyze the feasibility of potential natural tourism objects in Indragiri Hulu Regency. Field observation and interviews with designated key informants carried out primary data collection. The analysis used in the research includes feasibility analysis which refers to the 2003 Directorate General of Forest Protection and Nature Conservation's Operation Area Analysis of Natural Tourist Attraction Objects (ADO-ODTWA) guidelines. Based on these guidelines, an assessment is carried out on the variables where each variable's weight has been determined. value. The assessment of each variable begins with determining a score for each variable, determining the feasibility index value. Based on the index value, the classification or level of feasibility of the object under study can be determined. The research results show that 4 of the 6 objects have a high feasibility index, namely the Lake Raja tourist attraction, the Bukit Tigapuluh National Park tourist attraction, the Menduyan Lake tourist attraction and the Kembar Lake tourist attraction. Meanwhile, the other 2 objects, namely the Tembulun Berasap Waterfall Tourist Attraction, and the Denalo Waterfall are still in the medium or unsuitable category. The feasibility of an object's potential is contributed more by the object's attractiveness variables, the availability of clean water and supporting conditions around the area, management and service variables, and supporting facilities still in the not yet feasible category. The accessibility factor is also a key to connectivity, and On average, the availability of accommodation for tourists' comfort is still in the inadequate category.

PENGEMBANGAN KAWASAN WISATA DANAU PERINTIS SEBAGAI DESTINASI WISATA BERKELANJUTAN BERBASIS SMART TOURISM

This research aims to identify the tourism potential of Perintis Lake and develop it as a sustainable tourism destination smart tourism. In addition, this research was conducted to analyze and evaluate the need for technology and innovation in the management of Lake Perintis-based tourist destinations smart tourism. The approach used in this research is qualitative with descriptive methods. This research uses primary and secondary data sources. Data collection was carried out through observation, interviews, FGD and documentation. The research results show that the Perintis Lake tourist area has the potential to be developed into a superior and sustainable tourist destination. This can be realized by implementing three main components smart tourism ie smart experience, smart business ecosystem And smart destination integrated through implementation smart tourism technology like informativeness, accessibility, interactivity, as well as personalization in its management. From all components smart tourism and smart tourism technology, has not been fully implemented in the management of the Perintis Lake tourist destination. Therefore, it is necessary to accelerate the provision of more adequate ICT infrastructure in its development.

Tourism Management Training in the Digital Era to Increase Tourist Visits to Lake Rayo

The management of the Rayo Lake tourist attraction managed by POKDARWIS has so far been considered less than good due to the lack of knowledge of POKDARWIS administrators in tourism management. In addition, it is caused by the absence of an effective marketing strategy with the utilization of existing information technology, resulting in the Rayo Lake tourist attraction being less well-known by the public. The purpose of implementing this PKM activity is to increase POKDARWIS's knowledge in terms of management and marketing. Community service activities are based on the Participative Action Research (PAR) approach with the methods of socialization, training, application of Technology, Mentoring, Evaluation and Sustainability of the Program. The results obtained are that the participants feel satisfied and gain a good understanding of how to manage digital-based tourism management and the utilization of digital technology in promoting tourism at the Rayo Lake tourist destination in Sungai Jernih Village.

Application of Canvas Business Model in Tourism Objects Kumpe Lake, Cilongok District, Banyumas Regency

The purpose of the study was to design a canvas business model planning idea in the future by looking at the current condition of Kumpe Lake. The analysis tool used was the canvas business model. Data was collected through interviews with informants. The identified elements of the Kumpe Lake canvas business model include:customer segmentnamely local tourists,value propositions.What is offered is Kumpe Lake tourism services and camping areas.Customer relationshipwhat is currently taking place is direct service to tourists;channels used is public mediaon instagram and Website. Key resources, panorama of Kumpe Lake; key activities,includes management of Kumpe Lake and camp area services;key partnerships,local entrepreneurs and levels of society;cost structure,program operating costs, revenue streams comes from entrance ticket revenue and camping equipment rental.

Mining and Visualization of Tourism Cultural Image Based on the Information Transmission Model of Tourism Cultural Map—Taking Nanjing Xuanwu Lake Tourist Attraction as an Example

Mining and Visualization of Tourism Cultural Image Based on the Information Transmission Model of Tourism Cultural Map—Taking Nanjing Xuanwu Lake Tourist Attraction as an Example

Learning fraction with vacation: Integrating Musi Rawas tourism in designing learning trajectory on fraction

Fraction learning has gained significant attention in mathematics education research, with a growing body of literature addressing the instructional challenges inherent in teaching fractions effectively. Establishing a solid conceptual foundation in fractions is critical to fostering broader mathematical proficiency, yet many students continue to struggle with core fractional concepts. This study addresses these issues by integrating a real-world context—Musi Rawas tourism—into fraction instruction, targeting pre-service elementary teachers enrolled in an elementary mathematics education program. Adopting a design research methodology, specifically a validation study, the study progresses through three structured phases: preliminary design, design experiments (encompassing pilot and teaching experiments), and retrospective analysis. Data collection involved teaching materials, observational checklists, and documentation to capture the instructional dynamics and learning outcomes. The study’s primary contribution is a localized instructional theory for teaching fractions within a tourism context, organized across five progressive learning activities: problem identification in the Gegas Water Lake tourism setting, contextual model development, model-based problem-solving, context-specific solution formulation, and abstraction of mathematical conclusions. This framework offers an innovative pedagogical approach, illustrating the potential for enhancing fraction learning through contextualized instruction in tourism, with detailed insights into the methodology and outcomes presented in the full study.

Strategy for The Development of Culinary Sector Entrepreneurs in The Cipondoh Lake Tourism Destination, Tangerang Regency, Banten Province

This study aims to determine the strategy for developing entrepreneurship in the culinary field in the tourist area of ​​Lake Cipondoh. This type of research uses a qualitative description with the SWOT analysis method with observations and interviews with entrepreneurs in the culinary field at Lake Cipondoh. The results showed that the primary strategy produced was the SO strategy, with the highest score of 3.44 in quadrant I. The culinary entrepreneur development strategy at Lake Cipondoh can be implemented with the SO strategy program, namely: (1) a varied food menu; (2) Doing promotions on social media; (3) Increasing the number of employees on weekends; (4) Providing promotions or discounts. It is hoped that food stalls in Lake Cipondoh will continue to innovate in improving the quality of their products and promoting them on social media. The Tangerang City Government is expected to train managers and entrepreneurs on the quality of human resources for creating websites and social media promotions and organizing certain events at Lake Cipondoh. Keywords: SWOT analysis, entrepreneurs, culinary sector

Mechanisms for the Evolution of a Multiple Governance Model: Evidence from Water Pollution Control in the Erhai Lake Tourism Environment in China

Mechanisms for the Evolution of a Multiple Governance Model: Evidence from Water Pollution Control in the Erhai Lake Tourism Environment in China

Effects of water conservancy-project policies on lake ecology, rural economy, leisure-environment development, and local young people’s willingness to engage in leisure activities

Context No consensus has yet been formed on project development in lake-water conservancy on aspects such as lake quality, ecological environment, rural economy, social culture, leisure living environment and leisure aspirations due to the current lack of comprehensive discussion. Aims This study mainly uses the case of Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan to verify the impact of lake-tourism optimisation and water-conservancy projects on the rural economy, water quality, ecology and sustainable development of tourism for local young people in the area around the lake. Methods We employed open-sampling questionnaires and semistructured interviews to collect data and conducted multivariate analysis. Key results The study investigated the hypothesis that optimising water-conservancy projects for lake tourism creates a stable leisure and tourism environment in rural areas, enhances visibility, and increases emotional exchanges and the preservation of historic sites. However, problems such as excessive tourism waste and a lack of public facilities negatively affect local young consumers’ willingness to engage in tourism activities. Conclusions Improving problems in the villages, ecology and natural environment surrounding lakes that are being conserved can increase young local individuals’ willingness to engage in and share experiences of tourism activities. Implications If the local government can improve the issues of protected villages, ecology and the natural environment around the lake, it can increase the willingness of local young people to participate in and share their experiences in tourism activities.

Heterogenization of microplastic communities in lakes of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau driven by tourism and transport activities

The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau has a booming tourism industry and an increasingly sophisticated road system. There is a paucity of studies quantifying the contributions of anthropogenic and natural factors to microplastic pollution in remote plateau areas. In this study, water and sediment samples were collected from eight lake tourist attractions and four remote lakes in northern and southern regions of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. Microplastics were detected in all samples, with a mean abundance of 0.78 items/L in water and 44.98 items/kg in sediment. The abundance of microplastics in the study area was lower than previously observed in more populated areas of China. Small-sized (<1 mm and 1–2 mm), fiber, and transparent microplastics were predominant, with polyethylene and polypropylene microplastics as the primary polymer types. The compositions of microplastic communities indicated that tourism and road networks were the major sources of microplastics in the lakes. Distance-decay models revealed greater influence of environmental distances on microplastic community similarity than geographic distance. Compared to climate factors, urban spatial impact intensity and traffic flow impact played a leading role in the structuring of microplastic communities in lake water and sediment. Our findings provide novel quantitative insights into the role of various factors in shaping the distribution patterns of microplastic communities in plateau lakes.

A STUDY ON THE SURVEY OF TOURISM MARKET SATISFACTION AND MARKETING STRATEGIES OF HAIYAN NORTH AND SOUTH LAKE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

This paper takes Haiyan North and South Lake Tourist Attractions wisdom tourism as the research object, analyzes its current construction status quo, and researches several aspects such as tourists' satisfaction and perceived importance. According to the survey data, research found that tourists on the Haiyan North and South Lake tourist attractions have wireless Internet access, self-service guided tours explaining services, intelligent guidance equipment (guide plate), intelligent marketing on scenic WeChat, microblog marketing, information touch screen query facilities, and low satisfaction, which concluded that there are still a number of problems with there are still a number of problems with the Haiyan North and South Lake tourist attractions infrastructure, information technology construction, marketing strategies, and so on.

Local Wisdom-Based Village Potential of Talekoi and Danau Bambure Village: IKN Buffer Areas

The results of available natural resources became a village potential that deserved to be developed as an independent effort for the village's well-being. This research aimed to reveal the potential of the local wisdom-based village in Talekoi and Danau Bambure Village as an effort to strengthen the IKN buffer areas. Qualitative research with phenomenological designs was the analytical tool. Research informants comprised two village chiefs, two public figures, and two youth figures. Data collection methods included partitional observations, in-depth interviews, and document study. The data analysis used was an interactive model of Miles and Huberman. The result of the research showed that the stink bean farm and salted fish processing from Talekoi Village was an economic activity for promising village potential. Furthermore, lake tourism and clean water in Danau Bambure Village became the leading potential in utilizing local wisdom-based village potential and preparing the village's well-being to strengthen the IKN buffer areas.

Exploration of Community Empowerment in a Village as the Entrance to a Lake in East Java

The objective of this study is to investigate community empowerment initiatives aimed at providing support to communities located near a Lake in East Java, with a particular focus on Sidomukti village, which serves as the gateway to the Sarangan Lake (TNK). A case study strategy was employed to gather thorough data, utilising data-gathering approaches such as interviews, observation, and documentation. The employed methodology for data analysis is descriptive qualitative. Data analysis involves the systematic arrangement of data, its categorization into distinct units, its integration, the identification of patterns, the selection of significant elements for further investigation, and the formulation of conclusions. The findings of the study revealed that many empowerment initiatives were implemented in KNP-supporting villages, with a particular focus on villages. Notably, the Mandiri Tourism initiative within the National Community Empowerment Programme (PNPM) garnered a favourable reception from the local community. In addition to this, other local community empowerment programmes have emerged from both local and village government endeavours, as well as from the Sidomukti village community itself. One such initiative involves the establishment of tourism awareness clubs. The Sarangan Lake Tourism Association has led to the establishment of various entities in the accommodation industry, transportation services, restaurants, cafes, and art galleries. Additionally, the village-owned enterprise (BUMDES) STW of Village has empowered the local community in the fields of agriculture and agro-tourism. Furthermore, BUMDES has established strong connections with the wider society. BUMDES is comprised of nine hamlets. The organisation comprises three distinct business divisions, including the Coming Business Unit, the Tourism Unit, and the Savings and Loans Unit.

PROGRAM PENGEMBANGAN WISATA ALAM DANAU GUMANG GANAM DI BAWAH SALURAN UDARA TEGANGAN TINGGI DI DESA OBEL-OBEL

The development of tourist destinations in Lombok is growing very quickly. The tourist attraction of Gumbang Ganang Lake Tourism Village in Obel-Obel Village is a tourist attraction with extraordinary uniqueness because right above it is the High Voltage Air Line owned by PT. PLN. Currently, data has begun to be recorded with the Pokdarwis group. There are challenges that need to be fixed, namely the problem of explaining the radiation from SUTT. If it is done correctly, nothing detrimental will happen, and waste handling is still carried out sporadically without any storage tanks. This is overcome by providing outreach and handling directly to this tourist destination. In this program, which has been implemented in a very short time, it has provided progress in knowing and being directly involved in Obel-Obel Village so that the development of tourism in the vein of SUTT right above the lake provides CSR and contribution from PT. PLN.

Promosi Digital dan Pengembangan Wisata Danau Kumbara

Kota Bangun III Village, Kota Bangun Darat District, Kutai Kertanegara Regency, is a village that has the potential for tourism development, namely Kumbara Lake. Kumbara Lake is hte result of post-mining land which was developed into a tourist destination for local communities. The lack of facilities at Kumbara Lake has caused the community’s attractiveness to decrease. Apart from that, the lack information regarding Kumbara lake tourism is one of the factors that causes people not to visit Kumbara Lake. Therefore, the 49th KKN of Universitas Mulawarman has designed several prorams, namely, digital promotion and development of Kumbara Lake tourism. The method implemented is by developing facilities and promotions that are distributed through social media. The results of some of these work programs have been carried out well. The public can see the promotions through social media and the output of the work programs implemented is in form of photo spots and promotions video.

Tourism image classification based on convolutional neural network SqueezeNet--Taking Slender West Lake as an example.

Tourism image classification plays an important role in the study of clarifying the real perception of tourism resources by tourists, which cannot be studied in depth by human vision alone. The development of convolutional neural networks in computer vision brings new opportunities for tourism image classification research. In this study, SqueezeNet, a lightweight convolutional neural network, was selected and improved on the basis of the original model for 3740 Slender West Lake tourism image datasets. It is found that the validation accuracy of the model is up to 85.75%, and the size is only 2.64 MB, which is a good classification effect. This reduces the parameters while ensuring high accuracy classification of tourism images, providing a more scientific reference for the study of tourism images and pointing out a new direction for the development and planning of tourism resources.

STRATEGI PENGEMBANGAN OBJEK WISATA DALAM UPAYA PENINGKATAN KUNJUNGAN

This research explores the tourism potential of Lake Love in Jayapura, Papua Province, with an emphasis on the crucial role of natural tourism in the country's tourism industry. While the uniqueness of this destination attracts interest, its development represents several challenges that require special attention. The first main obstacle is the need for environmental maintenance, because the beauty of Lake Cinta is very dependent on the preservation of the surrounding environment, where a lack of maintenance can reduce its tourist attraction. The second barrier covers local economic and development potential, requiring effective management to maximize economic benefits for local communities, including the development of tourism infrastructure. The lack of tourism promotion is an additional obstacle, requiring greater efforts to increase the visibility of Jayapura City as an attractive destination in Indonesia, which has the potential to increase tourist visits. This research aims to design a strategy for developing Love Lake tourism in Jayapura and identify obstacles and challenges in developing Love Lake tourism in Jayapura. The method used is a descriptive analysis approach. Research results show that 1). environmental preservation and cleanliness of tourist areas. 2). infrastructure development is needed, 3). promotion and marketing, 4). strategies involving the development of diverse tourism activities, 5). training and education for tour guides and local residents, 6). active collaboration with local communities, 7). Investment diversification, and 8). feedback and evaluation from visitors.

Hyperrealitas Tradisi Lisan Dalam Pencegahan Penyimpangan Sosial Dikawasan Wisata Danau Lau Kawar Kabupaten Karo

This research aims to explore the telling of the story of the Legend of Nini Kawar at the Lake Lau Kawar tourist attraction, explore the local community's strategy in bringing the existence of the Nini Kawar story to tourists in an analysis of Jean Baudrillard's hyperreality in the Lake Lau Kawar tourist area and explore the implications of telling the story of Nini Kawar in preventing deviations. social activities carried out by tourists in the Lake Lau Kawar tourist area, Karo Regency. This research uses an embedded mixed-method design that combines qualitative and quantitative data searches. The data sources in this research are the results of participant observation, ethnographic interviews, and distribution of questionnaires. The data analysis techniques used are ethnographic interview analysis, domain analysis, and component analysis which will be assisted by the atlas. ti application. Meanwhile, the questionnaire on the third problem formulation data will be measured using percentage analysis and assisted with the SPSS application. This research was conducted in Kuta Gugung, Naman Teran District, Karo Regency, North Sumatra. The results of this research found that Nini Kawar or Nini Karo is a figure believed by people in the Lau Kawar Lake tourist area to be the guardian of Lau Kawar Lake. The legend of Nini Kawar is still kept alive in the Lau Kawar Lake area. The aim of reviving Lake Lau Kawar is to socially control the behavior of the community and tourists who visit the Lake Lau Kawar area. This can be seen from the existence of prohibitions or taboos that visitors must obey. These prohibitions and taboos must be obeyed by the local community and visitors who come to the area to avoid the plague of Nini Kawar

Planning of Detailed Engineering Design (DED) for the Tourist Area Around Bukit Lembah Subur Village Lake in Pelalawan Regency Based on Community Involvement

Recreation or traveling is one of human's inner needs. We can use anything that has tourism potential as a tourist destination. The artificial lake in the Bukit Lembah Subur Village has the potential to be developed into a tourist destination. In designing tourist attractions, detailed engineering design (DED) is required to facilitate the work of building tourist attractions. The aim of this service is to design and also create a DED for the artificial lake tourist area in Bukit Lembah Subur Village. The method used is through observation, discussion, planning and output help to develop tourist areas. The result of community service activities is that they can complete the DED for the artificial lake tourist area in Bukit Lembah Subur Village so that it can help with the planning and development of the tourist area.

The Dynamics of Participation: The Tourism Object Management of Cigaru Blue Lake

Changes are also resulted from the community ‘s efforts to develop Cigaru Blue Lake into a tourist attraction. In connection with all the changes that occur by the community participation, this study aims to describe 1) the stage of community participation in the management of Cigaru Blue Lake tourism object, 2) the dynamics of community participation in the management of the tourism object, and 3) the supporting and inhibiting factors of the community participation in the management of Cigaru Blue Lake tourism object. This study uses a qualitative approach with descriptive method. The data are collected through observations, interview, and documentations. The results of the study show that the dynamics of participation that occurred in Cigaru Blue Lake tourist attraction brought some changes with the addition rides, adequate public facilities, and the ability to collaborate with the local government (Cisoka District). The supporting factors are the programs that are in accordance with the needs and interests of the community and comply with the prevailing values so as to create strong bonds between the communities. Meanwhile, the inhibiting factor is the geographical condition of the region and the week economy state of the community which makes the management run slowly.