Analyzing Land-Use Changes in Tourism Development Area: A Case Study of Cultural World Heritage Sites in Java Island, Indonesia

Widaningrum, Dyah Lestari; Surjandari, Isti; Sudiana, Dodi

doi:10.14716/ijtech.v11i4.4097

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“…The tourism service economy becomes a disincentive through changes in land use from agriculture to non-agriculture, and negatively influences ecosystem services (Stankov et al, 2016;Widaningrum et al, 2020). Saha & Paul (2021) stated that changes in land use in tourist areas induced in the entire landscape have been fragmented, vegetation cover degenerated, and the ecology of the plains has been destructed.…”

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Towards feasibility and sustainability of chrysanthemum cut flowers farming: Evidence from Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia

Sari

Nugroho

Hanafie

et al. 2022

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The chrysanthemum commodity has shown a marked increase in the demand for decorations, ornaments and ceremonies service business in urban areas. This has raised attention to the feasibility and implications of sustainable production at the farm level. This study aims to measure the economic feasibility and sustainability of the chrysanthemum farm business. The study was carried out by surveying 24 chrysanthemum farmers in the village of Tutur, Tutur District, Pasuruan Regency. The analysis method used farming feasibility and multidimensional scaling (MDS) approach of Rapfish. The results of the study found the criteria for chrysanthemum cultivation of R/C ratio and ROI of 2.58 and 1.58, with profit equivalent to 126.66 million rupiahs per month per hectare. The study also found that the sustainability index in the dimensions of the social, economic, institutional, and environment was 62.74, 57.76, 57.48 and 51.66; all of which are categorized as fairly sustainable. In those dimensions, it was found that the most important attributes influencing sustainability were land conversion, farmers' network in chrysanthemum cultivation, access to business capital and changes in market trends. Further research suggests strengthening farmer group institutions, implementing innovation and developing sustainable tourism areas.JEL Classification F18; Q13; Q18

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Towards feasibility and sustainability of chrysanthemum cut flowers farming: Evidence from Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia

Sari

Nugroho

Hanafie

et al. 2022

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“…Understandings of the geophysics of a site are proved to be effective in assessing the site suitability during the planning stage [31], for instance the planning and development process associated with nature tourism in MRV. The geophysical information of MRV includes topography [30], land use [29], drainage system and rainfall distribution [28]. The method for this data collection is the secondary sources through on-line searches such as journals, articles, news, theses, reports, and mass media, by using online search engines like Google.…”

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Nature Tourism in Muar River Valley

Ying

Mohamed²,

Dolimin³

2022

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Sungai Muar or Muar River is special. Passing through three states of Peninsular Malaysia, it originates in Negeri Sembilan, passes briefly in Malacca, into Johor and ends into the Straits of Malacca. Though laden with history and presently undergoing much socio-economic development, the importance of this river remains inconspicuous, as it is simply known as Sungai Muar. This paper proposes that a geographical official entity be recognized for this river and its surrounding areas as Muar River Valley (MRV) or in Malay, Lembangan Sungai Muar to enhance any future planning and development which would be site-based, thus giving due recognition to the river. Essential data was researched. The geophysical information of MRV is gathered, which forms the first objective of the research. To realistically prove its importance as an official entity, the tourism development was chosen. This research examined previous and potentially new nature tourism research. These are then marked on the map and thus a simple visual appreciation to understand the potential of nature tourism of MRV is easily seen. Hence, a map is produced for existing tourism activities and potential tourism destinations and products in MRV. This forms the second objective. To further enhance, a venture such as nature tourism, that could increase the appreciation to the importance of MRV, a nature tourism product development was done and described, forming the third objective. The exemplary product development is based on a newly recognized oyster species, endemic to MRV named as Crassostrea (Magallana) saidii sp. nov.. All data for the three objectives were obtained through literature search using search engine like Google. Additional methods include interviewing through phone calls, face-to-face, and also Google Meet to obtain information related to land use, drainage and irrigation systems around Bandar Maharani, along with the topography around the extent of Muar District, as basic requirement for the proposal of MRV. Finally, the newly recognized oyster is developed into a tourism product of which the proposed 3 hours package include activities such as observing traditional harvesting of the oysters and tasting of oyster dishes. To complete the nature tourism product development, prototypes of souvenirs are made from shells of the new oysters. For conservation purpose, souvenirs are also made from common species. This recommendation to officiate the designation of MRV would be made to the state government of Johore, through the Muar District Office.

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“…Figure 2 reflects the number of tourist trips in Russia from October 2020 to February 2022 and shows a slight increase in the domestic tourism flow compared to the same periods in the past, an average increase is 27%. Domestic tourism is a powerful tool for the growth of the national economy and regional development (Berawi et al, 2021), as it promotes new employment opportunities and capital inflows (Widaningrum et al, 2020). Its effect is closely related to the development of infrastructure (Khadra et al, 2019;Korchagina & Shignanova, 2018), especially in the sphere of transport (Zhou, 2021), as well as the rapid introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT) (Milićević, et al, 2020;Aleksandrov & Fedorova, 2019) and extensive digitalization (Barykin et al, 2021;Sari et al, 2021).…”

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The Impact of Digitalization and Infrastructure Development on Domestic Tourism in Russia

Arteeva¹,

Sokol²,

Asanova³

et al. 2022

IJTech

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The tourism industry is a powerful tool for developing the country's economy, as it contributes to creating new jobs and capital inflow. Tourism development is closely linked to the development of infrastructure, as well as to the rapid introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT) and extensive digitalization. The authors assessed the impact of digitalization factors and infrastructure development on domestic tourism in Russia. Two final models were described as a result of the econometric analysis. The number of tourists in the region was chosen as a dependent variable, and the infrastructure development index (IDI) /transport development index (TDI), the costs of implementing and using digital technologies, and the number of hotels proved to be significant explanatory. Our analysis shows a 1% increase in the сosts of introduction and use of digital technologies in the first model corresponds to the rise in the number of tourists in the region by 0.15%, and by 0.13% in the second model. The results indicate that 1 unit rise in the TDI leads to an increase in tourists by 20.2%, and the IDI growth by 1 unit implies to an expansion of tourist flow by 70.5%, which is due to a reasonably low spread of these indices. Thus, the development of domestic tourism is closely related to the spread of digital technologies in the regions and infrastructure development.

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Analyzing Land-Use Changes in Tourism Development Area: A Case Study of Cultural World Heritage Sites in Java Island, Indonesia

Cited by 10 publications

References 2 publications

Towards feasibility and sustainability of chrysanthemum cut flowers farming: Evidence from Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia

Towards feasibility and sustainability of chrysanthemum cut flowers farming: Evidence from Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia

Nature Tourism in Muar River Valley

The Impact of Digitalization and Infrastructure Development on Domestic Tourism in Russia

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