Analyzing the domestic tourism sustainability in Malaysia using system dynamics

Mustafa, Intan Farhana; Hawari, Nurul Nazihah

doi:10.1063/5.0092764

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“…For example, the marine tourism journal discusses three different countries, namely Indonesia, which considers the safety aspect as seen from bad wave and weather conditions affecting policies in coastal tourism and modal planning according to tourism conditions [34]- [36]. Another aspect, namely accessibility, is important as the attractiveness of the tourist area, for example in several journals that discuss this as an entity that can influence tourist attraction to choose tourist sites [10][9], [14], [15], [37]- [39] One of the entities discussed to see the attractiveness of tourist areas is the facilities and accommodation available in tourist areas [9], [21], [37], [39]- [44]. Journals that discuss various entities that are used to see how tourism conditions are in parts of the world, allow suggestions about the relative importance of the various aspects discussed.…”

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Tourist Response as Water-based Seaplane Purposes for Island Tourism: A Literature Review

El Hafizah,

Ahyudanari,

Lukitosari

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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In a journal review, the conclusion of the statistical and mathematic model was presented to illustrate the impact of various factors on tourist preferences, facilities and infrastructure available as tourism support facilities. On of the most important sectors that drives the national economic is tourism sectors. This literature review covers a lot of research conducted on sustainable tourism, especially regarding transport facilities and other aspects. Other aspects of tourism, namely facilities, accomodation, sosial-culture, environment, and economy, are also considered. The main determinants of tourism are assessed using a scientific approach to evaluate the attractiveness of tourist sites by considering many aspects. Several results have indicated that natural resources, island culture, and access infrastructure are important determinants of tourism demand in various countries. This discussion may be useful for the authorities involved in tourism development and sustainability in the future. The study primarily focused on accessibility, tourism attraction, environment, etc. With these results, important tourist sites can be prioritized for enhanced accessibility and promoted as major tourist destination in the country. Research mapping to establish the basic model can be based on simulation approach and statistical analysis, such as a system dynamic model and other relevant analysis.

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