Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Development in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park

Sunardi, undefined; Roedjinandari, Nanny; Estikowati, undefined

doi:10.35741/issn.0258-2724.54.6.16

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“…The batik sandal is one of the cultural heritages of Javanese ancestors. Each batik motif on sandals has its own meaning and gives a personal impression to the owner or maker [9]. They do not find this cultural art in their home country.…”

Section: Abdimas Talenta: Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakatmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introducing the Unique Cultures from Gubugklakah and Tengger to International Citizens

Hidayat

Wijaya

Novianti

et al. 2022

ABDIMAS

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Although thousands of tribes, with their unique characters, are scattered throughout the earth of Indonesia, the country remains intact into a single unitary state. This country's wealth is important to be introduced not only to Indonesian people, but also to international citizens. In this community service, we had the opportunity to bring University of Malaya international students to learn about one of the cultures and lives of the people of Gubugklakah and Tengger villages. This activity was done for two days and before the Covid-19 pandemic. They were even invited to live with residents to truly feel how to live in a traditional environment. The international students learned about language, ethnic, religion, way of life and the natural conservation in Indonesia. This is an important and unforgettable experience for anyone who has never touched the beauty of life in a village where the houses are not restricted by locked fences.

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Section: Abdimas Talenta: Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakatmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introducing the Unique Cultures from Gubugklakah and Tengger to International Citizens

Hidayat

Wijaya

Novianti

et al. 2022

ABDIMAS

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“…Hal ini karena pendakian memberlakukan sistem pembatasan kuota yakni 600 orang/hari (Purnomo & Kustiani, 2020). Sebaliknya, suhu udara menciptakan peluang ekonomi berupa penjualan dan rental pakaian hangat (Sunardi et al, 2019). Sentimen negatif ditemui pada ulasan terkait suhu udara seperti adanya pengunjung yang meninggal karena suhu udara dingin yang terlampau ekstrim serta rental pakaian hangat yang tidak terjamin kebersihannya (Sunaryo, 2019).…”

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Competitiveness of Sustainable Ecotourism at the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park

Wibowo

Muljaningsih

Satria

2021

.pen.sosek.kehutanan

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Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (BTSNP) is one of the conservation areas in Indonesian that functions as a protected area, a biosphere reserve area, and a tourism destination. The research was conducted to determine the BTSNP sustainable competitiveness potential as a tourism destination as well as conservation area. This research used secondary data obtained from the TripAdvisor site in 2018 and primary data obtained through interviews, FGD, documentation, and observation. The data was analyzed by using a sentiment analysis approach based on the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (TTCI) concept. The result showed that BTSNP’s sustainable competitiveness was most negatively influenced by tourism policy and environmental conditions. To overcome those of negative impacts, the related stakeholders need to apply more suitable policies based on natural and social condition of BTSNP, such as biosphere reserve and local tourism clustering-based policy. The purpose of developing a new local tourism attraction (clustering) in BTSNP was to overcome waste and excess tourist capacity in the BTSNP protected area. The clustering also aims to maximize local tourism development strategies based on the biosphere reserve concept in the BTSNP area. So, the policies related to biosphere reserve and tourism clustering can effectively increase sustainable competitiveness ecotourism in BTSNP.

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“…Tourism brings a lot of positive impacts on the communities around the region especially in the social aspects of local culture and the welfare of people. In aspects of social and local cultures, local wisdom works together and helps each other as part of the society increases [43]. These tourism potentials in long-term development planning are expected to be maintained or improved management in order to increase the regional economy.…”

Section: E Competitiveness Of Tourism Sectormentioning

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Determining Factors Affecting the Interest in Investment in Bulukumba Area of South Sulawesi

Saleh¹,

Abubakar²,

Suriani³

2020

Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University

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The natural resources in Bulukumba district are readily available, but they are not optimally managed. Thus, the current economic growth of 5.05% is not high compared to other areas in South Sulawesi. Therefore, there is a need to increase the regional economic growth investment from both domestic and overseas sources. The purpose of this research is to determine the potential of the area and decide how the policy for supporting investments and strategies can be done to improve investment in the region. This research, using qualitative descriptive research methods, is a study conducted to determine the value of self-variables, either one or more variables (independent) without making comparisons or linking them with other variables.Qualitative research is a systematic scientific study of the parts and phenomena. The research results are known to the potential area with high competitiveness consisting of the agricultural, fisheries, and tourism sectors. The tourism sector is one of the flagships owned by Bulukumba. There are some tourism products that are superior to the area that are not owned by other regions such as the craft of “Phinisi” boat making as a product of the community culture and the culture of "amma toa" in kajang that has not been well managed. Bulukumba can be developed with clear rules so investors can enter and cultivate potential there in order for it to increase regional economic growth to a rate of 7.5%. Moreover, investment development strategy is the provision of convenience in terms of business licenses and the promotion of the area’s potential using technology.

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Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Development in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Introducing the Unique Cultures from Gubugklakah and Tengger to International Citizens

Introducing the Unique Cultures from Gubugklakah and Tengger to International Citizens

Competitiveness of Sustainable Ecotourism at the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park

Determining Factors Affecting the Interest in Investment in Bulukumba Area of South Sulawesi

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