Impact Of Tourism Research Articles

The Impact of Infrastructure Development, Education, Tourism, and Agriculture on Regional Economic Growth in Indonesia

The Impact of Infrastructure Development, Education, Tourism, and Agriculture on Regional Economic Growth in Indonesia

Pengembangan Green Tourism Dengan Penerapan Green Financing Berbasis Kearifan Lokal Di Wilayah Kabupaten Mandailing Natal

This research aims to examine the potential for sustainable tourism development by implementing the Green Tourism and Green Financing approaches based on local wisdom in the Mandailing Natal Regency area. The primary focus of this study is to formulate strategies and implementation models that can enhance the positive impact of tourism on the environment and the local community. The research employs a qualitative methodology with a case study approach. Data is collected through in-depth interviews, field observations, and analysis of relevant documents. Additionally, a local potential mapping and sustainability analysis approach is used to identify opportunities and challenges in developing green tourism in the Mandailing Natal Regency. The findings indicate significant potential for developing green tourism in this area by leveraging local wisdom. The implementation of Green Financing has proven to provide the necessary financial support for sustainable tourism projects. Moreover, the integration of local wisdom in tourism management can create harmonious interactions between tourists and the local community, enhancing the tourist experience and positively impacting local economic development. The results of this research offer practical guidance for local governments, tourism stakeholders, and financial institutions in building sustainable green tourism in the Mandailing Natal Regency

The impact of TOURISM and seasonality on different types of municipal solid waste (MSW) generation: The case of Ibiza

Most studies analysing waste generation consider the impact on the resident population; however, in the case of tourist destinations, it is important to differentiate the impact between the local population and tourists. This research separates these two population groups using the stochastic impacts by regression on population, affluence and technology (STIRPAT) model for the case of Ibiza. The results confirm different waste generation patterns in tourist and non-tourist populations depending on the waste type (non-sorted and sorted). Moreover, our analysis found that the amount of waste generated per person decreased over time, demonstrating the growth of circular economy practices in the destination. Furthermore, the STIRPAT model highlights the development of a circular economy, showing a downward trend in the generation of non-sorted waste and a positive trend towards collecting recyclable materials. Finally, the results confirm that waste generation patterns vary by season, population, and waste type. Additionally, for both populations, there is a reduction in per capita non-sorted waste generation (this is more significant for the non-tourist population). In contrast, per capita sorted waste generation has increased for both types of population.

Socioeconomic Impact of Sports Tourism on Community Health Development in Kwara State, Nigeria

Sports, as a major global contributor to socioeconomic development of the society, has not been explored extensively. Therefore, the current study investigated the impact of sports tourism on the social, economic, and ecological development among the people of Kwara state, Nigeria. The study examined whether sports tourism would have a significant impact on the economic, social, and ecological development of people in Kwara state. Data was collected from a sample of 117 sportsmen and women employing a descriptive survey approach. The study probed into the multifaceted effects of sports tourism utilizing a meticulously designed questionnaire. Findings revealed that economic (c2=130.23), social (c2=159.50), and ecological development (c2=150.90) with p-values < 0.05 alpha value. The study concluded that sports tourism has a significant impact on the economic, social, and ecological development of people in Kwara state. Moreover, the study also suggested that sports tourism should be encouraged since it serves as a seasonal economic advancement for small- and large-scale business. Sports tourism is also helpful to address the social challenges that afflict rural communities thus supporting community health development.

The Impact of Tourists’ Sensation Seeking in Space Tourism on Their Expectation of Experience Within the Postmodern Tourism Paradigm

Space tourism, within the post-modern tourism paradigm, emerges as an alternative tourism type in line with new information about space. The aim of research is to determine the impact of potential tourists' sensation seeking tendencies on their expectations of experiencing space tourism, which is expected to be a frequent activity in the future. To achieve this objective, a quantitative research method was used. The research was conducted on potential tourists living in Turkey. Data were collected through an online survey from potential tourists reached by convenience sampling, a non-random sampling method. This research is limited to the information obtained as a result of the resources available after a literature review in the field. finding of the study is that sensation seeking decreases as age increases. It is observed that individuals in younger age groups have a higher level of sensation seeking. A positive linear relationship is observed between the dimension of sensation seeking and the dependent variable of expectation of experience. The use of new technologies is often linked to hedonic motivation. Tourists' sensation seeking trait significantly influences their expectation of experience in space tourism. The study concludes that tourists' sensation seeking impacts their expectation of experience in space tourism by 37%. Space tourism has emerged as a new and rising field in recent years. The tendencies of potential tourists in this field can shape their future space experiences. In this sense, this study, which has a unique research area, can also provide important information for the marketing strategies to be developed by space tourism companies.

Impact of Tourism on Urban Morphology in Lasem City, Indonesia

Impact of Tourism on Urban Morphology in Lasem City, Indonesia

Impact of touristification and landscape pattern on habitat quality in the Longji Rice Terrace Ecosystem, southern China, based on geographically weighted regression models

Although the roles of tourism development and landscape value in the conservation of rice terraces have become increasingly important in recent years, rice terraces still face abandonment and desertification. Habitat quality (HQ) assessments evaluate the biodiversity conservation status of rice terraces; however, the spatial and temporal evolution of rice terrace HQ and influencing factors remains poorly understood. Here, a case study was performed of the Longji Terraces, Longsheng, Guangxi, China. Land use and land cover (LULC) remote sensing data for 1985–2020 (every 5 years) were obtained, and the InVEST-HQ model was used to evaluate and map the spatial and temporal evolution patterns and characteristics of HQ. A landscape pattern index and tourism indicators were combined and used to construct geographically weighted regression (GWR) models to explore the impact of tourism and landscape pattern on HQ. Our findings indicated that: (1) forests and terraces are the dominant landscape patches in Longji because they are better protected. Forest area and HQ changes exhibited temporal consistency, meaning that as forest area increased, HQ improved. (2) Longji Terraces exhibited optimum HQ overall, with a multi-year average of 0.977 and insignificant inter-annual variations. Spatially, the geographical HQ distribution was characterised by ‘low local levels, high global level.’ However, the percentage of HQ degraded areas in the final period reached 68 %, which is significantly greater than that of the improved areas (28 %). Moreover, improved areas had more spatial overlap with administrative villages that present superior tourism development. (3) HQ was significantly negatively correlated with night-time light (NTL), showed periodic changes (first negative, then positive) with Shannon’s diversity index (SHDI), was positively correlated with the contagion index (CONTAG), and showed periodic transitions (initially positive, then negative) with the mean of patch area (AREA_MN), population (POP), and patch density (PD). (4) Over time, the study area HQ showed weaker clustering and increased dispersion. In addition, the influence of tourism and landscape patterns increased from 2000 to 2020, with R2 increasing from 0.42 to 0.95. The results establish a scientific foundation for the conservation of rice terraces and sustainable use of landscape resources.

Dampak Pariwisata Terhadap Kondisi Perubahan Sosial Masyarakat Suranadi

This research aims to analyze the impact of tourism on social changes in Suranadi Village, West Lombok. The village has experienced rapid tourism development, bringing both positive and negative impacts on the community's life. Positive impacts include economic growth, job creation, and the preservation of local culture. However, tourism also causes significant negative impacts, such as changes in cultural values, decreased religious practice intensity, changes in dressing styles, increased crime rates, and environmental damage. The research method used is descriptive qualitative with a case study approach, involving observation, interviews, and documentation studies. The results show that tourism development in Suranadi Village brings significant economic benefits but also requires ongoing efforts to address social and environmental challenges. Therefore, sustainable tourism strategies involving local communities, strict supervision of tourism activities, and environmental conservation programs are needed to ensure a balance between economic benefits and the preservation of local cultural values and environment. This research provides insights for stakeholders in formulating sustainable tourism development policies and strategies in Suranadi Village.

ECOLOGIZATION OF TOURISM AS A COMPONENT OF THE CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Topicality. The ecologization of production processes and the transfer of the entire system of economic reproduction of humanity to the principles that meet the objectives of environmental protection are an important condition for sustainable development. The strategy of sustainable development is one of the key and priority in all branches of industry, national economy and economics. Its principles and main provisions are aimed at achieving harmony between the growth of economic indicators, stability in the social sphere and environmental protection. Preservation of natural resources, maintenance of their sustainability and the transition to resource-saving, energy-efficient technologies is almost one of the key tasks on the agenda Aim and tasks. The purpose of the work is the analysis of the basic theoretical provisions of the concept of "ecologization of tourism" and the development of its directions. Materials and Methods. Calculation and compliance with the norm of permissible tourist load on the territory involves the normalization of loads based on quantitative indicators as one of the methods of ecologically-oriented management of the development of tourist activity. Reserch results. Within the framework of the conducted research, we consider it expedient to single out the main directions of ecologization of the tourism sphere at two levels: the first - measures directly related to the implementation of ecological principles in the tourism sphere; the second level does not directly concern the tourism industry, but in general promotes the implementation of the ecological trend in the development of the tourism industry. Conclusion. It is worth noting that the implementation of the areas of ecologization proposed in the work will contribute to the sustainable development of tourism, thanks to which it is possible not only to reduce the negative impact of tourism on the environment, but also to increase the level of ecological safety of the territories, as well as to more effectively implement the strategy of sustainable development.

PERCEPTION OF LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM IN THE VISION OF STAKEHOLDERS IN THE WESTERN SIERRA MORENA (ANDALUSIA, SPAIN)

Rural spaces take into account the multifunctionality of uses and economic diversification as adaptive strategies for development, while becoming areas for new socio-economic activities. Tourism is regarded as a tool for generating local development processes in this context. The goal of this study is to investigate the local development processes triggered by tourist activity in the three westernmost Nature Parks of Sierra Morena: Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche (Huelva), Sierra Norte de Sevilla (Seville) and Sierra de Hornachuelos (Cordoba). A mixed methodology was applied: (1) conducting interviews with stakeholders so as to ascertain the perception of those who participate in the development processes or influence them; (2) using secondary data to evaluate the impact of tourism on local development. The results of the work indicate that: (1) turning the areas into Nature Parks has repercussions on the tourist supply and demand; (2) the economic dimension of tourism in local development is prevalent in the dominant discourse, while expectations are not found; (3) socio-cultural impacts on the community are barely perceived by stakeholders, with few positive impacts of tourism on the local community; (4) the environmental dimension is regarded as a personal, rather than a collective matter, underestimating environmental impacts; (5) tourism development in the different municipalities and Nature Parks is irregular. In conclusion, the effect of tourism on local development processes in the study area is limited, although there are differences between municipalities and Nature Parks.

Review Of The Maritime Tourism Development Model In The Anambas Islands Through A Digital Approach

This research aims to build an understanding of the currently developing academic literature on marine tourism in the Anambas Islands as one of the potential areas. Maritime tourism can be developed from a digital and institutional development policy perspective, considering that the impact of tourism through maritime tourism is so broad/multiplier effect, including trade connectivity and communication between nations, so that it becomes one way to maintain maritime affairs. This study used a qualitative method. Data sources are obtained from primary and secondary data. Data collection techniques involved observation, interviews, documentation, FGD, and triangulation, while N-Vivo12 Plus assisted data analysis techniques. The research results showed that the Anambas Regency Government has not fully implemented digital-based development. There have been no regulations governing the development of digital-based marine tourism, both in strategic plans and SOPs in regulations that do not specifically address development. Second, digital media in developing marine tourism is not optimal; there is a lack of social media platforms to raise and attract public attention. The branding carried out is only limited to providing information about tourist attractions, displaying attractive photos, and at least creating marketing campaigns such as events held on the Anambas Islands, and minimally discussing access to the Anambas Islands so that tourists feel that the distance is far away and are reluctant to visit them. Overall, digital-based development is limited to uploading on social media, even though the understanding of digital-based development is broader and far from just sharing on social media. The government should have the ability to innovate and adapt in the face of various changes, such as preparing development plans based on various information on transportation access telecommunications, which can provide complete information to potential visitors so that they can have a variety of experiences.

Assessing tourism impact on cultural landscapes using mobile phone data: the case of Las Médulas (Spain).

Cultural landscapes often pose problems for planning and management because of insufficient information regarding visitor movements, interests and infrastructure burden. Traditionally visitor surveys have helped to fill this gap, albeit limited to their incomplete and occasional nature. This paper presents a methodology for using cellular antenna metadata for understanding tourism flows. This information is collected systematically by the mobile phone network but only recently has its big data potential begun to be exploited for understanding socio-economic phenomena. The present case study of the Roman gold mine of Las Médulas (León, Spain) provides a model for tourism impact analysis using anonymized data from cell phone towers.

Importance of Tourism in the Economic Development of Uzbekistan

This study explores the role of tourism in the economic development of Uzbekistan. It discusses the different types of tourism, reforms in the sector, and the potential impact of tourism on raising the morale of the people. The study aims to provide insights into the tourism industry's contribution to the national economy and its importance for cultural and economic development.

Analysis of Chongqing's Tourism and Economic Growth under the Impact of the Pandemic

Tourism is the backbone of any country's economic development. Domestic and offshore tourism was the most affected by the COVID-19 crisis, and more than any other sector globally in China. China's once flourishing tourism industry has endured a significant impact due to travel restrictions, regional isolation, and quarantine measures. This study focusses on historical tourist economic data from the micro to the macro level in order to assess the impact of tourism on Chongqing's and China's economy both before and after the pandemic crisis. The study used the vector error correction model (VECM) to quantitatively analyze data on Chongqing Gross Domestic Product (GDP), China tourism revenue (CTR) and Chongqing tourism revenue (CQTR) for the period from 2004 to 2023. The results show that COVID-19 leads to a significant decline in tourism-related income. In terms of the relationship between the two, after quantitative analysis of variance the effect of CQTR on Chongqing GDP is unidirectional rather than the main cause of Chongqing GDP, and the relationship between CQTR and CTR is bidirectional and interacts with it. This also explains why the CQTR dramatically drops in 2021–2023 while Chongqing GDP grows continuously and shows the reason why CQTR and CTR go up or down in the same trend.

The Impacts of Bali cultural Tourism to the Local Balinese Community

The Impacts of Bali cultural Tourism to the Local Balinese Community

The impact of tourism and digital media on the dynamics of the fashion industry in the global creative economy

The impact of tourism and digital media on the dynamics of the fashion industry in the global creative economy

Assessing the ecological impact of beach tourism on crustacean abundance: a case study from West Coast of India

Sandy beaches are vulnerable to natural and anthropogenic disturbances like coastal hydrological disasters, coastal erosion, sea-level rise, pollution, and land degradation. Apart from these, at the habitat level, tourism and recreation activities impact the sandy beach ecosystem in countless ways. Several studies indicate that trampling caused due to human visitation negatively impacts the macrobenthic communities. In this study, along with the trampling effect, we assessed the impact of human visitation on the sandy beach ecosystem using factors like littering and human-induced predation pressure. The study was conducted on three sandy beaches in the Udupi district of Indian coastal state, Karnataka. We used human presence, predation pressure, and total litter as response variables; against sand crabs and ghost crabs as indicator species. The results indicated a significant correlation between response variables. Sand crabs were less affected by the human presence (r = 0.07, p = 0.14); however, ghost crab abundance was negatively influenced by human presence (r = − 0.36, p < 0.05), predation pressure (r = − 0.28, p < 0.05), and by litter presence (r = − 0.28, p < 0.05) at the beaches. We observed that human presence impacts sand crabs and ghost crabs directly (trampling) and indirectly (attracting human commensal predators through beach litter). We highlight the impacts of tourism on often neglected crab assemblages and emphasise the importance of deriving appropriate conservation measures for sandy beach ecosystems.

The Impact of Gastronomic Tourism on the Miraflores District in Lima, Peru

The Impact of Gastronomic Tourism on the Miraflores District in Lima, Peru

Pesona Objek Wisata Sejarah di Kabupaten Sinjai

This study aims to determine the potential of historical attractions in Sinjai Regency, the development of historical tourism in Sinjai Regency 2008-2016, and the impact of historical tourism on the communities around the site, the government and tourists. The method used in the research and writing of this thesis is a historical research method, which includes: heuristics, source criticism, interpretation and historiography. The techniques used in data collection are observation, interview and literature study techniques. The results of this study indicate that Sinjai as a Level II Region in South Sulawesi has tourism potential that is not inferior to other regions. The Batupake Gojeng Archaeological Park, the Karampuang Indigenous Area, and the Balangnipa Fort are one of the historical tourist destinations offered by Sinjai Regency. Although the Tourism and Culture Office of Sinjai Regency was only established in 2017, activities in the tourism sector will continue to be carried out in previous years. The three historical attractions have their respective developments both in terms of facilities and infrastructure to the number of visitors. The contribution of each element in the development of the historical tourism sector in Sinjai Regency is something that needs to be improved. Based on the results of this study it can be concluded that the historical attractions in Sinjai Regency have an impact on the socio-cultural, educational and economic sectors for the local government and the people who live around the site.

The impact of Islamic tourism on the satisfaction of local tourists

PurposeThe purpose of this study is to examine the impact of Islamic tourism intention on local tourists.Design/methodology/approachThis research used quantitative methods. Online questionnaires were distributed and collected from those who know about Islamic tourism, have visited Islamic tourism in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, and people who have the intention to visit Padang City as an Islamic destination. A total of 405 valid responses were gathered using non-probability purposive sampling and snowball sampling methods.FindingsThe results show that reputation significantly affects brand equity in terms of Islamic tourism for the satisfaction of local tourist. In addition, reputation significantly affects trust, intention significantly affects reputation and intention significantly affects trust regarding the impact of Islamic tourism on local tourist satisfaction.Originality/valueTo the best of the authors’ knowledge, the originality of this research is that it is the first to integrate the dimensions of brand equity (awareness, image, quality, value and loyalty) mediated by trust and reputation towards Islamic tourism intention.