Analysis Of Mapping The Potential Of The Creative Economy In Bintan Regency During The Covid-19

Abstract

The Creative Economy is one of the economic activities that have an essential meaning in supporting the financial resilience of the people of Bintan Regency, developing innovation, creativity, and competitiveness, realizing economic growth, and creating job opportunities in Bintan Regency. The purpose of this study is to analyze several potentials during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Creative Economy sector in Bintan Regency, which prioritizes the Need for Human Resources and Natural Resources that have the opportunity to be appropriately managed. The research method used is descriptive qualitative with a case study approach in Bintan Regency. Secondary data regarding the Creative Economy are collected and subsequently studied in depth. The findings show that the Creative Economy in Bintan Regency is in bad condition. Due to the prevalence of tourism activities that attract tourists as targets for expanding the Creative Economy in border regions with neighboring nations, it has become identified that there is neither a strong appeal nor a substantial market. In addition, there is a need to strengthen capital and identify potential, lay the economic base, and support future policies for the Creative Economy during the COVID-19 pandemic in Bintan Regency.

The Role of Government Policy is Shaping F1 Circuit Development and Public Welfare in Bintan Island Indonesia

“…A study by (Pandey et al, 2020) revealed a surge in internet usage globally, with young people at the forefront. Bintan, particularly, has an increase of poor people during covid (Lamidi, 2022). Government needs to step up and make necessary changes int their policy to develop their region and increase public welfare Previously, government policy is only in maintaining and or repairing the available infrastructure, developing certain productive sector and optimizing the region potential, in resources both human and natural resources (Saleh et al, 2020).…”