Amenity Readiness of Rural Tourism in Fatumnasi Village East Nusa Tenggara Towards Sustainability

Rero, Laurensius Sandro; Sanam, Syul Rosli

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.210424.041

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“…The concept of developing a tourist village is also an answer to the opportunities for the development of domestic travel. President Jokowi wanted to make the concept of a tourist village an important aspect in developing suburban cities to strengthen regions and villages in the context of a unitary state [1]. In addition, rural tourism activities are a new choice for tourists who are bored with tourist activities in dense urban areas so that tourists want to find and feel a natural atmosphere both in terms of rural people's lifestyles, environment and community culture.…”

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Storynomic tourism of Batu Cermin Village as new way in branding rural tourism destination

Rero¹,

Milyardo²

2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Science and Technology on Social Science 2022 (iCAST-SS 2022)

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Tourism Village or Rural tourism is a concept of tourism development that is currently being promoted by the Government as an alternative tourism activity that is believed to be able to directly improve the economy in rural communities during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. The concept of developing a tourist village is also an answer to the opportunities for the development of domestic travel. President Jokowi said the desire to make the concept of a tourist village an important aspect in developing suburban cities to strengthen regions and villages in the context of a unitary state. Rural tourism can create economic and social benefits for rural areas. In addition, this activity can also attract the interest of young people because it provides employment and a source of income for rural communities. Storynomics tourism is a tourism approach that puts forward narrative, creative content, and living culture and uses the power of culture as a destination DNA. This concept is considered suitable for the development of tourist destinations in Indonesia because there are quite a several destinations in Indonesia, especially in West Manggarai Regency, and East Nusa Tenggara which have historical, geological, and geographical values that are unique and different from one another. This uniqueness is expected to be an added value for Indonesia, especially East Nusa Tenggara Province in promoting destinations through storynomics tourism to foreign tourists. In addition, the storynomics tourism approach is set as a new strategy in improving destination branding to rise amid the Covid-19 pandemic and later it is also expected to be able to support the development of super premium destinations in Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara Province..

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Storynomic tourism of Batu Cermin Village as new way in branding rural tourism destination

Rero¹,

Milyardo²

2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Science and Technology on Social Science 2022 (iCAST-SS 2022)

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“…Tourism helps the development of a country by improving the socio-economic welfare of the community [1,2]. The development of tourism in local communities through the management of natural and cultural resources [3] can increase the development of a region [4].…”

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Geography Virtual Reality for Learning About Ecotourism and Rural Sustainability

Putra¹,

Islam²,

Hilmi³

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Tourism has an essential role in economic development through improving people’s welfare. However, tourism activities are vulnerable to global issues, one of which is the COVID-19 pandemic. Social restrictions on economic activity have implications for the sustainability of tourism. One effective strategy to maintain tourism sustainability in regional development can be achieved through education channels by packaging the concept of tourism into virtual reality (VR) 3600-assisted learning materials. This study aimed to develop VR 360∘ media in supporting geography learning on sustainable ecotourism. This was development research using the PLOMP model, which consisted of 3 stages: (1) preliminary research; (2) prototype design and development; and (3) evaluation. The results showed that the VR 3600 media helped the student’s learning process actively and independently through interaction with 3600 panoramic projections and multimedia. Immersive learning experiences involving complex thinking and contextual reflection were formed through the VR 360∘-assisted learning activities with learning outcomes of a) information literacy, b) exploration, and c) reflection on the content of sustainable ecotourism. Learning activities engaged through the virtual environment are expected to foster a good understanding in the student environment of the importance of managing and developing ecotourism in supporting rural sustainability. Keywords: mobile immersive, geography, virtual reality 360∘, ecotourism, rural sustainability

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Efficacy of Tourism Sector in Enhancement of the National Economy

Nikolaou,

Kalogiannidis,

Syndoukas

2024

Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics

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Amenity Readiness of Rural Tourism in Fatumnasi Village East Nusa Tenggara Towards Sustainability

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Storynomic tourism of Batu Cermin Village as new way in branding rural tourism destination

Storynomic tourism of Batu Cermin Village as new way in branding rural tourism destination

Geography Virtual Reality for Learning About Ecotourism and Rural Sustainability

Efficacy of Tourism Sector in Enhancement of the National Economy

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