Tourism Village Development Research Articles

Rural slum criteria as determining the threshold for tourism village development

The rapid development of tourism affects the quality of tourist attractions in several tourist destinations, including villages that are transforming into tourist villages. With the increasing increase of tourism operations in rural areas, the quality of life in tourist villages needs to be assessed to not exceed its carrying capacity. Only when the issue becomes worse have attempts been made to address excessive tourism thus far. Slums arise in rural locations, particularly in tourist communities, as a result of one of the quality reductions. By comparing the slum criteria with input from resource people in tourist villages regarding factors reducing carrying capacity in tourist villages, this study examines factors that may be threshold aspects for developing a village so that it does not become a village that exceeds its carrying capacity. There were three phases to this study's first review. The initial stage is a review of the literature to identify the causes of the decline in tourist communities. Secondly, an Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) technique survey of influential people in rural tourism was conducted to gather information for threshold-determining criteria. The last step involves comparing the rural slum parameters with the AHP results. Using the characteristics of rural slums, the comparison aims to generate an assessment of the threshold instrument for the development of tourism activities in rural regions. According to preliminary research, the slum criterion is an indicator that, when modified, could enhance the threshold instrument for building tourist villages.

Community Empowerment in the Development of Bayan Tourism Villages in North Lombok District

Community empowerment is an important aspect in developing tourist villages. This is because the development of tourist villages uses a lot of resources owned by the community. The community has an important role in supporting the success of tourism village development so that powerless communities need to be empowered to create independence and economic prosperity for the community. This type of research is qualitative research using data collection techniques, namely interviews, documentation, observation, focus group discussions and literature studies. Interviews are a data collection method with both direct and indirect data sources. This study examines tourism potential, the role of the community and how to empower the community. Data sources were obtained from the head of Bayan Village, the head of the tourism awareness group, traditional leaders of Bayan Village and the community in Bayan Village to serve as sources. The village can be used as a tourist attraction so that it can invite tourists to come to the Bayan Tourism Village. The existence of this tourist village can increase income opportunities for the community and reduce unemployment. Empowerment is carried out by providing training to the Bayan village community about tourism so that they can take advantage of the opportunities that exist in the Bayan tourist village and can create their own employment opportunities. Having a tourist village can empower the community in Bayan Village, North Lombok Regency.

Collaborative Governance Strategies For Community-Based Tourism Village Development To Increase Local Revenue

Collaborative Governance Strategies For Community-Based Tourism Village Development To Increase Local Revenue

The Role of The Village Government in The Empowerment And Development of Art Tourism Villages in Gegesik Kulon Village, Gegesik District, Cirebon Regency

The Role of The Village Government in The Empowerment And Development of Art Tourism Villages in Gegesik Kulon Village, Gegesik District, Cirebon Regency

Driving Sustainable Tourism Villages: Evaluating Stakeholder Commitment, Attitude, and Performance: Evidence from West Sumatra, Indonesia

This research paper evaluates the commitment, attitude, and performance of various stakeholders, particularly the local government authorities, academic institutions, local businesses, media, and private sector, in the sustainable development of tourism villages. Quantitative data were collected through a survey questionnaire to gather perceptions and feedback from 384 tourism awareness group leaders in the province of West Sumatra, Indonesia. This study employs Partial Least Squares–Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) to test the hypotheses. The findings indicate that stakeholders’ commitment, attitude, and performance exert a strong influence on sustainable tourism villages. In addition, community culture moderates the relationship between the attitudes of stakeholders and sustainable tourism villages as opposed to the stakeholders’ commitment and performance. These findings provide valuable insights and far-reaching consequences for stakeholders, tourism village heads, and the community. There is a need to continuously enhance a comprehensive plan for sustainable tourism, one that goes beyond cultural implication and incorporates a broader range of influencing factors.

Exploiting Folk Cultural Resources of Dai Binh Village, Quang Nam Province, in Tourism Development

The article systematically investigates the current status of folk cultural resource exploitation in the tourism development of Dai Binh Village, Quang Nam Province. The author employs research methods including data collection, synthesis, document analysis, and statistical data processing to evaluate the tourism development status of Dai Binh Village. Additionally, comparative analysis methods are used to analyze statistical data and make assessments, evaluations, and scientifically based forecasts. To accomplish this research, the author utilizes primary sources such as official documents, reports, articles, etc., from governmental agencies and scholars specializing in folk cultural resources of Dai Binh Village. These sources provide a critical foundation for the author to gain an overview of folk cultural resource exploitation activities in Dai Binh Village's tourism development. Based on this foundation, the author analyzes and clarifies the folk cultural resources of Dai Binh Village and the current status of their exploitation in tourism development. Furthermore, the article proposes several solutions to effectively utilize folk cultural resources in the tourism development of Dai Binh Village, Quang Nam Province.

Peran Stakeholder Untuk Mengembangkan Desa Wisata Melalui Industri Kerajinan di Desa Loyok, Kecamatan Sikur

Tourism Villages are increasingly becoming the main focus in developing local tourism in Indonesia. One prominent example is Loyok Village, which is located in Sikur District. This village is known for its unique handicraft industry, such as bamboo weaving. This research examines the important role of stakeholders in supporting and developing the potential of tourist villages through the development of local craft industries. The type of research used in this research is qualitative research and the research approach is case study. The data collection techniques used by researchers are interviews, observation and documentation. In-depth interviews were conducted with various stakeholders, such as local entrepreneurs, village government and local communities involved in the management and development of tourist villages. The data analysis techniques used are data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The research results found that collaboration between various stakeholders is key in improving, marketing, skills training and promoting tourism in Loyok village. Thus, this research provides valuable insights for the development of other tourist villages in Indonesia, especially in the context of managing the craft industry to improve the welfare of local communities and expand tourism attractions. The cooperation and communication that exists between stakeholders is relatively good, thereby speeding up the implementation process of developing the Bamboo Woven Craft Industry.

Model Pengembangan Community Based Tourism Desa Jangkaran, Kabupaten Kulon Progo

Community-based tourism (CBT) development grants broader authority to the community to manage their village's potential to enhance the economy and sustainable development. This study aims to find a model for community-based tourism (CBT) development in Jangkaran Village, Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta, which has the potential for ecotourism, cultural tourism, and agrotourism. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods, collecting data through observation, interviews, Focus Group Discussions (FGD), and documentation, with the aid of SWOT analysis to determine priority strategies for tourism development in integration with the CBT model. The results show that community participation in managing tourist attractions is quite good, with most mangrove tourism attractions managed by Jangkaran community groups, and the presence of creative economy elements such as local art events, culinary offerings, and unique souvenirs. The challenges faced by Jangkaran tourism stakeholders include development programs and the construction of attractions, amenities, and accessibility, which are still hindered by regulations that do not fully support Jangkaran's tourism development. Based on the SWOT IFAS-EFAS analysis, the strategic position for Jangkaran Village tourism development falls into the SO (Strengths-Opportunities) quadrant, indicating a Competitive Strategy. Gradually, this CBT model can be applied in Jangkaran Village through an institutional collaboration approach, thereby realizing sustainable tourism, creating job opportunities for Jangkaran residents, and strengthening the village and household economy. This study can serve as a guide for Jangkaran Village to further develop tourism direction through careful planning, prioritizing sustainable development principles, and emphasizing community participation in planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation.

Tourism village development for sustainable tourism in West Java-Indonesia (hexa helix tourism collaboration perspective)

Tourism village development for sustainable tourism in West Java-Indonesia (hexa helix tourism collaboration perspective)

Sasak Marong Art As A Tourist Attraction for The Development of A Tourism Village Based on The Distinctive Culture

This research is motivated by the author's attention related to Sasak art as a tourist attraction located inMarong Village, East Praya District, Central Lombok Regency. The focus of the research studied in this thesisare: (1) How does Sasak Marong art function as a tourist attraction based on the distinctive culture of the SasakLombok Tribe (2) What is the role of the government and the community towards Sasak Marong art as a touristattraction for the development of a typical Sasak Lombok cultural tourism village in Marong Village, East PrayaDistrict, Central Lombok?.This type of research uses descriptive qualitative research. The data collection methods used are: observation,interviews, and documentation. This is done to facilitate researchers in obtaining and compiling the dataneeded. The results of this study indicate (1) the function of Sasak Marong art as a tourist attraction has threefunctions in general, mamely: the function of art as a ritual, the function of art as an expression, and the functionof art as a tourist attraction. Apart from that, there are two main functions of Marong Sasak ert : practicalfunction and aestheatic function. Both of these functions are supporting as a tourist attraction. (2) Thegovernment is the founder, provider and supporter while the community promotes, manages and developsSasak art in Marong Village.Keywords: Art, Tourism Attraction, Village Development, Sasak Tribe Culture

Institutional Development of Village-Owned Enterprises in Managing Water Resources and Tourism Villages Through a Stakeholder Collaboration Approach

This study aims to analyze the development of Village-Owned Enterprises (VOE) in managing water resources and tourism villages through a stakeholder collaboration approach. VOE strategically optimizes local potential, including sustainable water resource management and tourism village development to boost the local economy. This research uses a qualitative method with a case study approach in villages with abundant tourism potential and water resources. We collected data through in-depth interviews with key stakeholders, such as village government officials, VOEs managers, and local community members involved in tourism village development. The results show that collaboration among stakeholders, involving the village government, VOEs, and the community, creates an effective synergy in managing water resources and developing tourism villages. VOEs serve as the main drivers coordinating various interests and resources, while active community participation is critical to maintaining the sustainability of the programs. Additionally, policy support from the village government and partnership patterns help overcome the technical and financial challenges VOEs face. This study concludes that a collaborative approach among stakeholders is an effective strategy for developing VOEs to manage water resources and tourism villages. Successful implementation requires a shared commitment, transparency, and good communication among all parties.

The Role of Housewives in Running a Gondo Chips Business Based on Local Wisdom

The development of tourist villages opens up opportunities for women to occupy various professions with avariety of tourism service businesses. Timpag Village is one of the villages in Tabanan Regency that empowerswomen in managing agricultural products, namely gondo vegetables into vegetable chips which are now atypical food and specialty of Timpag Village. This research aims to analyze the role of women in developingtourism icons in Timpag village and determine alternative strategies in developing gondo chips using SWOTanalysis. This research uses qualitative and quantitative descriptive data analysis techniques. Data collectiontechniques were carried out through interviews with informants, observation and documentation. Theinformants chosen for collecting data through interviews were community leaders and women's groups whomanage gondo chips. The research results show that housewives carry out three roles at once, namely domestic(household), economic role (earning a living) and social role (custom). The results of the research show thatthe strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the Gondo chips business product have been identifiedso that it can be used as a reference in formulating a strategy and model for strengthening the Gondo chipsbusiness product which requires the active role of the government and local community to participate in theeconomic development of housewives in the villages of Timpag and The role of institutions is one of the mostimportant things in developing the Gondo chips business.Keywords: Role, SWOT Analysis, Local Wisdom

Exploring Trends and Future Paths in Tourism Villages Research: An Intellectual Mapping

Sustainable tourism development in rural villages requires in-depth literature exploration. Bibliometric analysis reveals new themes and trends in village tourism research. The use of strategic diagrams enhances understanding of sustainable tourism research, particularly in rural villages. This approach uncovers new research opportunities and areas for future studies. Researchers searched the WOS database for rural tourism and tourist villages, focusing on scholarly journal publications from 2014 to 2023 in English. They employed advanced bibliometric techniques to examine the changing landscape of village and rural tourism research. Key identified themes include place attachment, traditional villages, and destination image. The analysis shows the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in creating sustainable tourism strategies, with a focus on understanding emotional ties to destinations and enhancing the significance of traditional villages. Future research should integrate cultural, social, and environmental dimensions into village tourism development, involving tourists in creating memorable experiences. The research underscores the significance of holistic and interdisciplinary approaches in promoting sustainable development. Nevertheless, constraints encompass scant bibliographic information, regional partiality, and inadequate examination of stakeholders' viewpoints regarding sustainable tourism growth.

Initiation Of Smart Village Development In Lerep Tourism Village

Lerep Village, West Ungaran District, Semarang Regency is a tourist village that is widely known regionally and nationally.in the post-covid 19 pandemic era, the development of the Lerep tourism village has begun to rise. Along with the PPKM policy, this Tourism Village must be able to utilize information and communication technology (ICT) in order to be able to promote tourism objects to the wider community. The existence of the Smart Village concept is expected to be able to encourage the development of the Lerep Tourism Village, without eliminating local wisdom.Implementation of smart village through an approach that includes smart government, smart community, smart living, smart economy, smart environment, and smart mobility.The problem is the readiness and ability of the community and officials have not fully implemented the concept.The purpose of this research is to identify and analyze Smart Village initiatives in the management of the Lerep Tourism Village. The research was conducted in Lerep Village, West Ungaran District, Semarang Regency. with rationalistic qualitative deductive methods, descriptive analysis techniques. Conclusion Lerep Village already has an initiation of its smart village elements by not abandoning the local wisdom system at every village event. Keywords: initiation, smart, village, tourism

Role of Stakeholders in Developing Agricultural Educational Tourism Attractions in Tegalsumedang Village, Bandung Regency

Tegalwisata Village is one of the villages located in Rancaekek District, Bandung Regency, West Java. This village has topographic and demographic potential that can be developed into tourism, with the development of tourism villages, the right stakeholders are needed so that the village can be developed effectively and efficiently. Agricultural educational tourism itself is explained as educational tourism that focuses on business activities in an organization that manages biological assets and sells and converts related things into agricultural products and other biological assets. This research seeks answers to the problem of stakeholder positions in tourism development. The Pentahelix Stakeholder method is used in identifying stakeholders who play a role in village development. This method reviews each role of stakeholders ranging from government, local entrepreneurs, communities, academics, and the media. This research is a qualitative study taken with observation and interview methods. The main result of this research discusses the position of each stakeholder in the development of tourism villages. This research shows that each stakeholder has performed their roles well. However, the roles recorded have not yet led to the tourism sector. The results of the research show that there needs to be direction to the tourism sector for each stakeholder in Tegalsumedang Village. In addition, human resource development and media stakeholder development to meet the needs of the media role in Tegalsumedang Village.

Building Sustainable Villages: The Kembang Desa Approach to BKP-MBKM Implementation

This study aims to describe the implementation of 'Kembang Desa' as a tourism village development model. This study uses a qualitative descriptive research method. The results of the study are the village development needs to be accelerated by increasing the use of natural potential, community potential, social institutional potential and local economic potential and local culture, as well as the potential of government officials to support the development of tourist villages. Local wisdoms of the community can be social capital for the development of tourist villages. This great potential needs to be developed through the alignment of innovative government policies by developing cooperation with various parties, including universities. Partnerships with Universities can be realized through the implementation of the Village Development BKP-MBKM. ‘Kembang Desa’ Model has succeeded in realizing university advocacy on the development of Kemiri Tourism Village. The implication of this research for the development of science is to strengthen understanding of the importance of collaboration between government, community and universities in exploiting local potential for developing tourist villages, while for improving managerial practice it is to provide guidance on how to implement the 'Village Development' model by involving various parties. innovatively to accelerate the development of tourist villages.

Development of Tourism Villages Through Digitalization and Micro/Small/Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Potential in Kepyar Village, Wonogiri

Development of Tourism Villages Through Digitalization and Micro/Small/Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Potential in Kepyar Village, Wonogiri

Assessment of the Cultural Landscape Identity for Rawabogo Tourism Village Development in Bandung Regency – Indonesia

Assessment of the Cultural Landscape Identity for Rawabogo Tourism Village Development in Bandung Regency – Indonesia

Legality of MSMEs for Tourism Village Development

This research explores the implementation of legalities faced by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in tourist villages, with a focus on understanding and compliance with applicable regulations. The research method involves in-depth interviews with MSME owners and related stakeholders in the tourist villages selected for the survey. The research results identified that MSMEs in tourist villages often face difficulties in understanding and fulfilling the necessary legal requirements, such as business permits. These findings highlight the need for a more integrated approach and active assistance from relevant parties, including government and non-government organizations, to increase MSMEs' understanding and compliance with applicable regulations. The results show that the legality of MSMEs, such as business permits and product certificates, has a significant impact on the growth and sustainability of tourist villages. Implementing clear regulations and a good understanding of the legal process can increase the competitiveness of MSMEs and strengthen the local economy. This research provides policy recommendations for the government and practical guidelines for MSME owners in utilizing legality to support sustainable development of tourist villages.

Didimera tourism village development strategy in Timor Leste

A tourism village is a rural area that has developed its natural, cultural or historical tourism potential to attract tourists. This research aims to understand community perceptions regarding the development of Didimera Tourism, Vessoru village, Uatolari sub-district, Viqueque District, Timor Leste, designing beach-based religious tourism designs, inventorying tourist facilities, involving stakeholders, and formulating tourism village development strategies. The data collection techniques used in this research are: documentation, observation, in-depth interviews, and Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Data analysis was carried out using the SWOT analysis method, which includes identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in the development of the Didimera Tourism Village. The research results show that the development of the Didimera Religious Tourism Village in Vessoru Village, Uatolari District, Viqueque District has great potential to improve the local economy, preserve culture and the environment, and provide a memorable tourism experience for visitors. Didimera tourism village development strategy based on local communities that is holistic and sustainable.