Sports Tourism is tourism to participate in sports activities both in the context of participating in competitions or just as fun in channeling sports hobbies. It is undeniable that tourism is one of the government's mainstays in attracting the number of tourists. Various types of tourism and concepts have been developed, namely the New Bali concept and one type of tourism that is now starting to be glimpsed is sports tourism. Alor Regency benefits from a fairly wide sea and many small islands and also has several beach destinations. One of the beaches that has begun to be developed is Mali Beach. Mali Beach is starting to be seriously managed by the local government because it has very strong tourism potential, namely clean white sand and calm seas that can attract tourists, especially sports tourism including swimming, snorkeling, diving, jet skiing, flyboarding, and others. In this study, the method used is descriptive qualitative method by conducting direct observations and interviews with predetermined informants such as managers, village heads, community leaders, tourists and the Alor Regency Tourism Office with an in-depth interview approach. This study uses a SWOT analysis technique. This method is intended so that researchers can obtain in-depth information from these resource persons. The results of this paper are local communities verry enthusiastic about sport tourism but they don't have basic skill about it and they don't know how to manage the sport tourism. Training about sport tourism is very important to support the development and managing all about sport tourism.

East Nusa Tenggara Province is one of the provinces in Indonesia that has a lot of potential in the tourism sector, so that East Nusa Tenggara Province is one of the leading tourism destinations. Each district in East Nusa Tenggara Province has its own uniqueness, both natural and cultural tourism that can become a tourist attraction, including South Central Timor Regency. South Central Timor Regency is one of 21 regencies/cities in East Nusa Tenggara Province. This district consists of 32 sub-districts, 12 sub-districts, and 266 villages. South Central Timor Regency consists of 3 kings of exchange, namely Banam (Amanuban), Onam (Amanatun) and Oenam (Mollo) and South Central Timor Regency has tourism potential, namely natural tourism such as Fatumnasi nature tourism, Kolbano Beach while historical tourism such as the history of the formation of the City Soe and the history of the formation of 3 swabs in South Central Timor Regency, while cultural tourism such as Benteng None, Boti traditional village and water magic turned into wine in Soe City. The purpose of this study is to find out what are the potential tourist attractions in South Central Timor Regency that can be used as Tour Packages and how to make tour packages in South Central Timor Regency. The data analysis technique used is Data Reduction, the goal is to select and summarize important data, in this case the author chooses what tourist objects will be included in the criteria to make it easier for writers and further data collection in making tour packages in South Central Timor Regency. The following is the presentation of the data, at this stage the data that has been sorted previously by the researcher, namely the data that directs the researcher to the main purpose of the study will be presented with narrative text. The last is drawing conclusions, in qualitative research what is expected is new findings that have never existed in the manufacture of tour packages in South Central Timor Regency. The results of this study indicate that South Central Timor Regency has tourism potential such as tourist sites turning water into wine, None fort, Sonaf Sonbesi, Tugu Lilin, King Mollo's House in Ajaobaki, Fatumnasi Nature Tourism, Tunua Beach, Kolbano Beach and the Dutch Monument in Kolbano. The tourism potential is packaged in a tour package with the concept of 3 days 2 nights in South Central Timor Regency at a price of Rp.650.000,00 per person.