Accelerating the Development of Bangka Island through Sustainable Tourism by Strengthening the Roles of Multi-stakeholder

Firdaus, Nur; Endah, Nur Hadiati

doi:10.20476/jbb.v22i3.6611

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“…Although there have been several mining conflicts in the coastal areas (Pratama, 2018;, the fact is that offshore tin mining has not ended yet. An irony, the tourism sector is expected to run optimally but the beauty of the beach is slowly eroded by the threat of silt, mud, and damage to marine life (see Hengky, 2017;Firdaus & Endah, 2016). Pasir Padi Beach and Tikus Emas Beach are at least two tourist areas that face this sensitive problem.…”

Section: ) Impact Of Tourism Area Development On the Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

From Nature Tourism to Ecotourism: Assessing the Ecotourism Principles Fulfillment of Tourism Natural Areas in Bangka Belitung

Ibrahim

Zukhri

Rendy

2019

Society (Bangka. Online)

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Bangka Belitung is being transformed into a tourism destination area, relying on nature tourism. But unfortunately, the development of nature tourism does not include the development of ecotourism, even though these two things are interrelated. Nature tourism which is a mainstay of the tourism sector provides a very wide opportunity to strengthen ecotourism as part of the environmental movement in Bangka Belitung. This research aims to find out how the fulfillment of the ecotourism principles of tourism natural areas in Bangka Belitung Islands Province, Indonesia, and identifying unique things related to the application of these principles. Through quantitative research methods with a survey approach that is strengthened by field observations, this research found that assessed from 5 interval categories of the ecotourism principles fulfillment, 58% of the tourism areas in Bangka Belitung were included in the category of fulfilled of the ecotourism principles and 42% were in the strongly fulfilled category of the ecotourism principles. The research also found that although the application of each principle was met, there were unique and interesting notes on each principle.

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Section: ) Impact Of Tourism Area Development On the Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%