Tourism Object Research Articles

Developing nature tourism potency at buffer villages of Gunung Leuser National Park: case study of Bahorok Resort, Langkat Regency, North Sumatra

Bahorok is a sub-district in the Gunung Leuser National Park (GLNP), LangkatRegency, North Sumatra Province. Bahorok has buffer villages directly adjacentto the national park such as Timbang Lawan Village, Batu Jongjong Village, andLau Damak Village. These three villages have many interesting tourist attractions,such as natural scenery, rivers, mountains, waterfalls, caves, and wildlife. Theprominent attractions in the villages are the beautiful landscape and wildlife. Thisstudy aims to determine the potential of natural tourism and develop a strategy fortourism in the buffer villages of GLNP, Bahorok Resort. The methods used in thisstudy are observation and interview with purposive sampling. Data was analyzedusing guidelines for developing destination and SWOT analysis. The results ofthis study show that the potential of tourism objects in buffer villages is feasibleto be developed, and increases business opportunities. The three villages arefeasible to be developed as new destinations. Tourism feasibility of the threevillages varies, in Timbang Lawan Village 72.75%, Batu Jongjong Village79.88% and Lau Damak Village 73.58%. Furthermore, they have differences indeveloping tourism strategies based on the specific internal and external factor.The progressive strategy for Timbang Lawan Village (quadrant I), a changingstrategy for Lau Damak Village (quadrant III), and a diversification strategy forBatu Jongjong Village (quadrant II). It shows how important the role of buffervillages at Bahorok Resort in developing tourism in the future.

Tourism Object Development Pattern in Sungai Raja Village, Jelai District, Sukamara District, Central Kalimantan

Desa Sungai Raja Village, Jelai District, Sukamara Regency, Central Kalimantan, has natural and cultural potential that has the opportunity to be developed into a leading tourist destination. This research aims to formulate a model for developing tourism objects based on sustainable local potential using a quantitative approach through surveys, field observations and structured interviews. The research results show the potential for ecotourism in rivers, mangrove forests and local cultural diversity. However, obstacles such as limited infrastructure, lack of promotion and community participation are the main challenges. The proposed model emphasizes synergy between government, society, and the private sector through increasing human resource capacity, improving infrastructure, and effective promotional strategies. Apart from that, the integration of digital technology for tourism promotion and destination management is also proposed as an innovative step. Training and community empowerment programs in the tourism sector are also part of this model to create professional destination management. It is hoped that this model can increase tourist visits, strengthen the local economy, and preserve the local environment and culture, making Sungai Raja Village a leading destination in Central Kalimantan that contributes to the development of sustainable tourism. Keywords: Development Model, Tourist Attractions, Sungai Raja Village, Sustainable Tourism, Central Kalimantan.

Tourism Technology with Ergo-Iconic Value Innovation for Sutainable Economic Development

Introduction: This research investigates the impact of tourist attraction resonance on sustainable tourism development in Indonesia, building upon previous work by incorporating technology variables. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesian tourism is recovering, with foreign tourist arrivals showing an increase in 2022. The government has implemented a sustainable tourism program emphasizing environmental, social, cultural, and economic sustainability. This study examines how tourist attraction resonance influences sustainable development, focusing on the importance of community-based tourism, where local communities actively participate in tourism planning and management. The research highlights the crucial role of education and awareness in driving behavioral change among stakeholders to promote sustainable tourism practices. Objectives: This study aims to complement and fill the gap of previous research related to sustainable tourism development by considering technological aspects as a measurable variable in supporting tourism after the COVID-19 pandemic. Theoretical Framework: This research is based on the concept of ergo-iconic value which emphasises comfort characterised by local icons, as well as the theory of sustainable tourism development which includes environmental, social, cultural, and economic aspects. This framework also includes the concept of community-based tourism that encourages the active participation of local communities in tourism planning and management. Methods: Using a quantitative approach with a survey technique of 50 respondents conducted during a joint holiday period in April 2024 at the Belitung Island tourist attraction. The research went through 8 systematic stages, starting from identifying practical problems to developing solutions through cycles of planning, action, observation, and reflection. Results: The research found five key aspects in sustainable tourism development: Marketing information media: TikTok dominates (50%) as a tourist information platform. Tourism objects: 90% of respondents chose nature tourism Accountability: Appropriate service and no extra cost 50% each Culinary: Halal food is the top priority (50%) Technology: Ease of use (30 points) is the most important factor, followed by technological origin and time saving (25 points each). Conclusions: This research underscores the pivotal role of technology integration with local values in fostering meaningful and sustainable tourism experiences. The dominance of TikTok as a key source of travel information signifies a paradigm shift towards visually driven and authentic travel experiences. This aligns with the growing preference for nature-based tourism (90%), emphasizing the urgency for environmentally conscious tourism models. Furthermore, the industry's growing accountability, reflected in service delivery alignment and pricing transparency, indicates a positive evolution towards more professional and sustainable tourism practices. The significant demand for halal food (50%) highlights the crucial need for inclusive and culturally sensitive tourism product development. Finally, the highest score for ease of use in technology adoption underscores the importance of user-friendly interfaces in supporting sustainable tourism initiatives, such as enhancing biodiversity conservation and minimizing environmental impact.

Analysis Of City Branding Strategies In Increasing Visitor Attraction (Case Study On Tourism History Of Marlborough Fort, Bungkarno House In Bengkulu Province)

This research aims to analyze the city branding strategy used to increase visitor attraction in Bengkulu Province, with a focus on historical tourism objects such as Fort Marlborough, Bung Karno's House, and the British Cemetery. The research methodology employed was descriptive in nature, utilizing a qualitative approach. Data collection involved conducting interviews with relevant stakeholders and conducting direct observations on-site. Analysis was carried out on the city branding strategy applied to this historical tourism object and its impact on increasing the number of visitors. The research results show that the implementation of city branding in the historical destination of Bengkulu still needs more attention, especially in the aspects of image management, promotion and local community participation.

Uji Akurasi Foto Udara di Kawasan Objek Wisata Alam Pulau Semut Pekanbaru

One of the most prominent forms tourism today is ecotourism, and Pulau Semut Nature Tourism Object in Pekanbaru is a prime example of natural tourism area that has embraced this trend. The successful development of this tourist attraction hinges on meticulous planning. Utilizing aerial photographs captured by Unmanned Aircraft Technology (PUTA), managers can access high-quality data that adheres to the standards of the Geospatial Information Agency (BIG) of the Republic of Indonesia. This study aims to assess the accuracy of PUTA aerial photography at Pulau Semut Nature Tourism Object in Pekanbaru. By comparing measurement from aerial photographs and the actual field, accuracy values were calculated using the Commission Omissions method. The resuls showed an impressive accuracy value of 99.03%, with an accuracy error of 0.97%, based on 25 samples of 10 types of research objects. As a consequence, , it can be concluede that PUTA aerial photography can be effectively utilized for regional monitoring, regional development planning, and mapping due to their exceptionally high level of accuracy.

Analysis of Facility Quality at “Kemit Forest Education” Tourism on Visitor Satisfaction

“Kemit Forest Education” Tourism Object in Cilacap Regency is famous for its selfie locations and recreational rides in the highlands, and has an educational element. In 2019, this destination entered the top 10 in Cilacap. However, many visitors complain about the facilities provided. This study aims to measure visitor satisfaction with existing facilities and provide suggestions for improvement. By using 7 Sapta Pesona and 4A variables, and using 100 respondents based on the calculation of the Sample Linear Time Function. This study uses the Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) and Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) methods whose results are processed using IBM SPSS Statistic 22 software, the results show a satisfaction level (CSI) of 68% (satisfied category). The results of the IPA method show that the Cartesian quadrant analysis identifies 5 attributes in quadrant I (top priority) and 4 attributes in quadrant III (low priority) that need to be improved and maintained. This can be interpreted that visitors to “Kemit Forest Education” tours are satisfied with the facilities that have been provided but have not maximized the performance provided by “Kemit Forest Education” tours.

Studi Etnografi: Makna Biaya dalam Tradisi Sadeka Ponan di Desa Poto

This research was purposed to find out the meaning of cost in Sadeka Ponan Tradition. The research was conducted in Poto Village, Moyo Hilir Sub-district, Sumbawa Regency using a qualitative method of ethnographic approach with an interpretive paradigm. Data were collected by interviewing sources or informants and processed using Spradley's ethnographic approach. The Sadeka Ponan tradition is a tradition carried out annually by the people of Poto Village after the planting season (rice) as a form of gratitude and hope that the plants can be fertile and the results are abundant. There are two concepts of the meaning of costs in this tradition, namely the concept of matching non-profit organizations and the concept of matching business. In the concept of matching non-profit, the meaning of costs in this tradition is as a form of sadeka or charity, batompok ke ina kemina or gathering with relatives, conflict resolution, bearer of blessings, reseki or sustenance. While in the concept of business matching, this tradition is expected to be able to become a tourism object that becomes a forum for income for Poto Village residents. This research is expected to be able to provide renewal in interpreting costs in a culture but still with an in-depth view of accounting principles.

UPAYA PEMERINTAH DESA DALAM PENGEMBANGAN POTENSI WISATA PANTAI INDAH KEMANGI PASCA PANDEMI DI KABUPATEN KENDAL

This study aims to determine how to revive tourism objects after the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. And this study uses the theory of Kotler and Keller's efforts which refer to the marketing mix indicators, namely price efforts, promotion efforts, place efforts, and product efforts. The data collection technique is observation and interviews which are then processed and analyzed qualitatively. The results of this study indicate that the efforts of the Jungsemi Village government in reviving Pantai Indah Kemangi tourism are by collaborating with other parties such as academics, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP). Carrying out promotions through social media, building facilities and infrastructure. Supporting factors for the Jungsemi Village Government in reviving Pantai Indah Kemangi tourism are the existing attractions and community conditions that support the development of Pantai Indah Kemangi tourism objects and infrastructure that continues to develop. The inhibiting factors are the myth about the mystical basil tomb, road access that is still damaged and Human Resources at the Pantai Indah Kemangi tourist attraction which are inadequate in the tourism sector.

Туристско-рекреационное районирование Чеченской Республики

On the basis of a comprehensive study, the tourism and recreation zoning of the territory of the Chechen Republic was carried out, taking into account the peculiarities of its geographical location, landscape structure, tourist and recreational potential, transport infrastructure and spatial features of the region's recreational network. The methods of analysis, synthesis, content analysis, statistical, comparative and cartographic methods were used in the work. The map-scheme of the proposed zoning was developed using CorelDRAW. For each tourist and recreational district the most significant objects of tourism and recreation are identified and the priority directions of tourism and recreation industry development are substantiated. Minimal diversity of tourist and recreational resources and weak recreational development is found in the lowland (semi-desert) district. Among the promising types of tourism there are scientific-cognitive, sports (fishing and hunting) and health tourism. The widest range of promising types of tourism in the region is identified in the mountainous and high-mountainous areas characterized by high landscape and biological diversity. These include scientific and cognitive, cultural and historical, ethno-cultural, geological, extreme, sports (skiing, speleotourism, rafting, hunting, photo-hunting), health-improving (terrenekur), therapeutic (climatotherapy, phytotherapy) and others. Among the limiting factors of tourism development in these areas is low transport accessibility.

DAMPAK KUNJUNGAN WISATA RELIGI DAN PELUANG USAHA TERHADAP PENDAPATAN PEDAGANG DI SEKITAR MASJID ISTIQLAL JAKARTA

The tourism sector is one of the sectors with the most potential at the moment and aims to become an additional source of regional original revenue. (PAD). The Central Jakarta area has several religious tourist attractions, one of which is the Istiqlal Mosque. The local community needs this religious tourism area to increase income through opportunities to start businesses (trading). This research aims to determine the impact of religious tourism visits and business opportunities on traders' income. The research used is quantitative with a descriptive approach, and the data collection methods are observation, interviews, questionnaires, and documentation. The data processing methods include validity tests, reliability tests, classical assumption tests, multiple linear regression analysis tests, and coefficient of determination tests. From the test results, it was found that the religious tourism variable has a negative impact on income. The business opportunity variable has a positive and significant effect on income. The religious tourism and business opportunity variables together have a positive and significant effect on income. The determination test of the impact of religious tourism objects and business opportunities for traders is not significant to the income in Istiqlal, with a result of 49.8%.

Analysis of the Development of Kelong Park Natural Tourism Objects Based on Visitor Perceptions in Kakaskasen Dua Tomohon Village

Taman Kelong Tomohon is one of the tourism potentials in North Tomohon, Kakaskasen Dua Village, which has beautiful parks, a natural atmosphere, and cool air because it is mountainous. This study aims to analyze the development of the Taman Kelong tourist attraction. This study used a visitor perception survey approach with 30 respondents who were taken randomly based on the shared Google form link. The study found that 76.7% stated that the Taman Kelong tourist attraction has beautiful scenery, a natural atmosphere, and cool air. Furthermore, 60% stated that the fee of Rp25,000 was affordable, and 66.7% answered that the parking area was large. However, it was not the correct answer because the large area of ​​Taman Kelong allowed visitors to park their vehicles outside the parking area provided. 36.7 answered that the food price was affordable, and 53.3% answered that the service provided by the cafe and restaurant servers was friendly. As many as 46.7% answered that they went to the Taman Kelong tourist attraction to travel with their families. As many as 66.7% answered that the attraction of Taman Kelong tourism is its beautiful flower garden, beautiful scenery, and many photo spots. Moreover, 66.7% answered that the maintenance and sustainability of Taman Kelong tourism objects are well maintained. The development of Taman Kelong tourism objects currently focuses on three things, namely expanding the parking area, expanding the pool area to the front of the hotel, which can also be a solution to the smell of the barn from residential areas, and continuing the construction of the Taman Kelong hotel which was stopped because the government had not issued the building permit.

Padusan Pacet Mojokerto Tourism Object Development Strategy to Improve Community Welfare

Tourism development is the key to the success of Mojokerto Regency as a developing city, which is able to transform Mojokerto Regency as a tourism destination as well as a tourist destination. The development strategy in Mojokerto district which was developed based on tourism destinations is closely related to the concept of defense economics so that it places the community as the main actor. The problem that then arises is that tourism development has implications for the welfare of the people of Mojokerto Regency. The trend of increasing local original income over the last five years has enabled the potential of the Mojokerto Regency tourism sector as an alternative for alleviating poverty as well as increasing community welfare. The research aims to analyze new tourism objects in Mojokerto Regency as well as increasing new economic sectors through tourism activities in each sub-district in the Mojokerto City area. The research used qualitative methods through interviews and observations at Mojokerto Regency Government levels as a tourist destination as well as group discussions with residents. The research results show that the tourism sector contributes to the welfare of Mojokerto Regency, especially equal distribution of income as well as regional cash income, however the facilities and infrastructure as well as tourism infrastructure still need to continue to be improved so as to attract more visitors to Mojokerto Regency.

THE ROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS IN UNPLANNED TOURISM BUSINESS AT TASIKMALAYA REGENCY

The Role of Stakeholders in Unplanned Tourism Business at Tasikmalaya Regency. The state of tourism activities in Tasikmalaya Regency has fluctuated. The fluctuations that occur include the number of tourist visits, as well as the number of tourist sites. There are tourist objects that are not legal and have not been recorded, grew from the initiative of tourists or the community, and are not yet well established in their management which is then referred to as unplanned tourism business. This study examines the role of stakeholders with their various interests and various dynamics. The support for these facilities and services involves many other parties who have their respective roles, functions, and/or interests. The process of accommodating stakeholders is possible to have an impact on the development of unplanned tourism business in Tasikmalaya Regency. Based on the research results, internal stakeholders ensure that the unplanned tourism business from internal factors of business development and sustainability aspects runs optimally. Meanwhile, external stakeholders are supporting parties and play a role in ensuring that external factors of business development take sides and are in line with the vision of developing unplanned tourism business in accelerating procedures to become an established and legal ecotourism and in accordance with sustainability aspects (ecological aspects, social aspects, and environmental aspects). economy).

Application of the Concept of Community Based Tourism in Walima Festival Tourism Objects, Bongo Village, Gorontalo Province

Tourism villages are tourism assets that are empowered and developed with all their uniqueness and attractiveness to attract tourist visits to the location of the village. The empowerment of Assisted Villages aims to apply the concept of community-based tourism in Bongo religious tourism village to Walima Festival tourism objects. The role of the community in this concept is very important for the sustainability of tourism. The use of community-based tourism methods can improve people's welfare in the economic sector. One of the interesting attractions in Bongo Tourism Village is the Walima Festival. Despite the uniqueness and advantages of this tourist attraction, it has not been managed properly. This activity goes through several stages, namely: planning, implementing, and evaluating the management of Walima Festival tourism objects, strengthening the role of the community, and technical guidance. The results show there is an increase in governance in Walima Festival tourism, local people's understanding of active participation in Walima Festival tourism, and an active role from the MSME sector as a craft provider and the Pokdarwis Group as a tour organizer.

STRATEGI KOMUNIKASI PEMASARAN THE NICE FUNTASTIC PARK DALAM MEMPROMOSIKAN OBJEK WISATA BARU DI KABUPATEN CIANJUR

Marketing Communication Strategy for a product in a company is a form of marketing improvement Mulki strategy in advancing or increasing the number of tourist visits and making the products offered to be more attractive. The theory used in this research is IMC (Integrated Marketing Communication). This type of research uses qualitative research with a phenomenological approach. The data sources used are primary and secondary data sources with 4 informants. Data collection techniques used in this study are observation, interviews and documentation. The results of the study show that the Marketing Communication Strategy in Promoting New Tourism Objects is fairly good with reference to indicators (1) Advertising, where the form of communication is carried out by posting products on social media with clear photos and descriptions that are easily understood by potential visitors. or tourists, Then indicator (2) Sales Promotion, namely by giving discounts every month or certain days. Indicator (3) Public Relations, The nice also carried out a CSR program suggested by the local government to provide assistance to the community around the nice tourism. Indicator (4) Personal Selling, the management of The Nice cooperates with tour agencies to market directly to potential tourists. One of the Personal Selling carried out by the manager is using agency services to be able to market or introduce The Nice Funtastic Park tour. Indicator (5) Direct Selling, i.e. As Endang explained, The Nice Marketing Team made visits to several agencies, schools and to several tour agencies to promote The Nice tourist attractions to potential visitors.

DAMPAK SOSIAL, EKONOMI DAN LINGKUNGAN PENGEMBANGAN KAWASAN EKOWISATA PANTAI LABUHAN BANGKALAN MADURA

The development of mangrove-based coastal ecotourism is expected to make a significant contribution to local economic development. The purpose of this study is to determine the socio-economic and environmental impacts of the development of Ecotourism Labuhan Bangkalan Beach (EPLB) Madura. This research uses a descriptive method with purposively selected sources. Primary data collection was conducted through interviews with people inside and outside the tourist area. Labuhan Village people who carry out activities inside and outside the area are managers, workers, traders, and the community. The results showed that the development of EPLB tourism objects had a positive and negative impact on socio-economic and environmental changes in the Labuhan Bangkalan Village community. Social aspects of positive impacts include changes in people's lifestyles, community support for developing sustainable tourism objects, community involvement in sustainable tourism development, and the establishment of cooperation between tourism object managers and related parties. The negative impacts are the potential for increased conflict between communities, noise, security and free association. From the economic aspect, there are new job opportunities in the tourist area, new business opportunities such as selling food and drinks inside and outside the tourist area, and increasing community income. Negative impacts that occur are uneven income and increased living costs. From the environmental aspect, there is an increase in local community knowledge about the benefits of mangroves, improvement of infrastructure to tourist areas such as roads and lighting, and handling local waste generated by visitors and surrounding households that are stuck to mangrove roots. Negative impacts include domestic waste disposal and pollution. Keywords: Labuhan Beach Ecotourism; Mangrove; Socio-economic & Environmental Impacts; Labuhan Village; Mixed Methods

Islamic Perspective On Fair Pricing In The Religious Tourism Area

Pricing in the market is something very vital where in a healthy market the price is determined by the bargaining power between traders and buyers, there are different views regarding the concept of a fair price. Fair and just prices (fair price) is the price obtained based on the strength of supply and demand. This study aims to determine the practice offair pricingon the pricing of goods in the Martajesah religious tourism area of Bangkalan Regency. The research method used in this study is a qualitative research method. The data collection technique used is a literature study. The results of the study show thatinMartajesah religious tourism area, the pricing of goods has not been specifically regulated by the regional regulation regarding the pricing. The pricing is mostly determined by the traders themselves in determining the price. Fair pricing practices need to be implemented by all traders because this is to build buyer trust and build an attitude of willingness for buyers to buy goods from traders, especially in the Martajesah religious tourism object.

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.

Commodification of Religion: Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque as a Religious Tourism Object in West Java

This article discusses the Commodification of Religion at the Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque from the forms of commodification that exist at the Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque, as well as the impact of the commodification of religion for visitors and the community around the Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque. The research method used is a literature study by collecting data from various sources such as observation, field interviews, books, the internet and scientific journal articles. In its discussion, this article describes the forms of religious commodification that occur at the Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque, so that the Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque in the value of the Mosque's substance has a dual role and function as a house of worship. Then, this article also describes how the impacts that occur for visitors to the Al-Jabbar Grand Mosque and the impacts that occur with the surrounding community. This article concludes that the concept of religious commodification has a goal not to eliminate religious values, but religion responds and adapts to the development of an increasingly advanced era.

Design model augmented reality of digital tourism education for reduce paper use

Abstract Tourism learning as a form of education currently still uses conventional methods, such as using books as learning media. This method has an impact on the large number of papers needs to print into the books so that all students have them and learning by the book. The usage of this papers, that we know comes from trees, can be reduced, by using Augmented Reality (AR) Technology. In addition, with AR we can include learning materials according to the curriculum into the AR application. This paper proposed the design model of AR prototype that can be used as a learning medium with tourism objects. The use of the proposed AR model aimed to enhancing user education in tourism education, learning literacy, numeracy, and psycholiteracy, while promoting environmental sustainability by reducing paper usage. The proposed model has several steps, such as developing the AR Eduwisata application, disseminating the app for the user, namely elementary school students, so becomes a learning stimulus for students and produces learning responses, and has an impact on student habits in each of their learning activities. We also proposed a software development model namely prototyping model. Future research will focus on implementing AR, expanding the 3D object tourism, and performing evaluations to various users in elementary schools in Bangka Belitung.