Analysis and Maximize the Ecotourism Potential of the Wonorejo Mangrove in East-Surabaya

Indonesia has enormous potential in the maritime sector, specifically in the tourism sector. Tourism in Indonesia is developing in several regions. There is one of the tourism destinations in Gresik Regency, that is Dalegan Beach. Dalegan Beach is located in Dalegan Village, Panceng District which has an area of 6.39 km2. Dalegan Beach has an area of about 2.3 ha and a beach length of about 180 meters. Dalegan Beach has a potential eco-tourism because of sloping beach topography, calm waves and white sand. However, to develop the Dalegan Beach as an eco-tourism have several obstacles. There are lack of infrastructure to support tourist attractions, unclear collaboration between the village community and the local government, and poor management so that the development of eco-tourism is not optimal. This study aims to improve the management of Dalegan Beach as eco-tourism, which involved all stakeholders include local governments, communities, regional consultative bodies and universities. The Analythic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method is applied on this study in order obtaining an integrated and sustainable beach management formula based on priority scale. There are five factors used for the criteria in this analysis process, those are environmental, economic, social, infrastructure, and legal. Furthermore, the Expert Choice software are used to process inputs gained from the stake holders. The result of analysis indicates the order of alternative priority management that must be carried out namely human resource empowerment of 0.336 or (33.6%), then the development of tourist destinations with a value of 0.256 or (25.6%), further development of tourism marketing of 0.238 or (23.8%) and finally industrial development of 0.170 or (17.0%).

Section: Literature Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

The Concept of Integrated Coastal Management for Eco-Tourism Development at Dalegan Beach, Gresik Regency, East Java, Indonesia

Ikhwani,

Putro,

Mustain

et al. 2023

“…Indonesia is an archipelagic country with a long coastline. As an area bordering the ocean, the coast also has the potential to experience damage, such as erosion, sedimentation, and damage to coastal areas which can cause changes in the existing coastline [1]- [7] and disrupt beach tourism [8] [9]. These coastal problems can be overcome by natural protection with mangroves or bamboo [10]- [12] or by building protective structures to protect the coastline from existing problems.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect of Interparticle Distance on Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics on Wave Transformation Through Submerged Breakwater

Sujantoko,

Rasman,

Mustain

et al. 2024

Beach abrasion and erosion are problems that many beaches in Indonesia experience. Waves are the most influential processes in this phenomenon. When the waves move towards the coast, they will transform, generating currents near the coast. Currents moving along the coast displace sediment on the beach, causing changes in the shoreline. So it is necessary to carry out coastal protection efforts so that abrasion does not occur, which results in the erosion of coastal areas so that the island’s area is reduced and the coastline retreats. To overcome this problem, one of the supporting facilities is a submerged breakwater. In this paper, researchers will numerically study the effect of particle size on smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) when waves pass through a submerged breakwater structure. The simulation is carried out on a Numerical Wave Tank (NWT), the piston is at the end of the tank, and the structure of the submerged breakwater is set according to the experimental scenario. The distance between the particles varied from 0.03, 0.025, 0.02, 0.015, and 0.01. The results show that the smaller the distance between the particles used, the wave elevation results are closer to the experimental model.

“…When talking about tourism services, it cannot be separated from beach and sea tourism. Even beach and sea tourism development is environmentally sound [1][2][3][4].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Increasing Globalization Business and Ecotourism Branding on the Beach of Delegan, Gresik, East Java

Mustain,

Ariyanti

2024

Developing and managing ecotourism is an effort to utilize local resources optimally. Delegan Beach in Gresik, East Java, is an area for the management and development of ecotourism. This study aims to determine the potential resources in the Delegan beach tourism object using the Analysis Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. Based on the analysis, Delegan Beach has potential ecotourism because of the sloping beach topography, calm waves, and white sand. However, the development of Dalegan Beach as ecotourism has several obstacles, including the lack of supporting infrastructure for tourist attractions, cooperation between village communities and local governments, and poor management so that ecotourism development has not been maximized. The main priority of the policy regarding management studies and the potential of the Gresik coastal area, according to stakeholder perceptions, is the empowerment of human resources 51%, then followed by the development of tourism branding by 26% as the second priority, followed by the development of tourist destinations by 16%, and the last is ecotourism-based management. by 8%. The study’s results also show that the determinants of the development of the Delegan Beach tourism area influence the forms of participation carried out by the local community. The resulting development directions include utilizing various resources, developing facilities as community business opportunities, empowering community skills, increasing area promotion, and efforts to preserve the environment.