Assessment of tourism destination sustainability status using rap-tourism case of natural based tourism

Purwaningsih, Ratna; Annisa, Herdiana Nur; Susanty, Aries; Puspitaningrum, Dian Dita

doi:10.1063/5.0000872

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“…The index value found from data processing are categorized in four class of sustainability status, the scale for determining the status of sustainability is shown in table 2 [34]; [43]. The literature review and the previous research found that the stages of data processing using raptourism are [19]; [20]:…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Rap-tourism is an adaptation of rap-fish, a rapid appraisal technique developed to evaluate the sustainability status of fisheries [38]. Rap-tourism is a rap-fish application which used to assess the sustainability status of tourist destination [19]; [20]. It uses multidimensional scaling (MDS) approach to visualize the result of sustainability assessment, quantify similarity judgement among a group of items [39].…”

Section: Rap-tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The lower the leverage value of an attribute, the lower its contribution to the sustainability status of the tourist destination. The final results of sustainability status are expressed on a scale of 0 to 100% and then visualized using a kite diagram [20].…”

Section: Rap-tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The object of this assessment is the Baturaden tourism site, the assessment is performed by assessing four dimensions of sustainability. The four dimensions of sustainability consist of economic dimension, environmental dimension, social and culture dimension, and institutional dimension [19]; [20].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A comparison of rap-tourism method and multi attribute aggregation in sustainability assessment of tourist destination

Putri

Purwaningsih

Hartini

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The development of the tourism industry causes emergence of positive and negative impacts on tourist destinations. The development of the tourism industry has led the government to implement the concept of sustainable tourism. To assist the implementation of sustainable tourism, it is important to know the sustainability status of tourist destinations. The measuring tools used for calculated sustainability index values and identification of sensitive indicators. The method used must be easy to use and provide accurate results. This study compares between the rap-tourism and the multi attribute aggregation method. The aim is to choose which method better in measuring sustainability status when the objects of measurement are a lot of tourist destinations, better means easy to use and represent indicators condition briefly. The results of the assessment using both methods obtain the same sustainability status but there are differences in the sustainability index value. These two methods also use different approaches in determining sensitive indicators that should be improved to increase the sustainability index of tourist destinations.

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A comparison of rap-tourism method and multi attribute aggregation in sustainability assessment of tourist destination

Putri

Purwaningsih

Hartini

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The advantages of sustainable tourism certification are related to the protection of the environment by reducing the negative impacts, financial consideration, marketing opportunities, brand recognition, and company image along with the public relations, personal moral responsibility, and political consideration (Jarvis, Weeden, & Simcock, 2010). Thus, sustainable tourism will increase economic capability and minimize the negative impact (Purwaningsih, Annisa, Susanty, & Puspitaningrum, 2020).…”

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Developing Tanjung Kelayang as a new Bali: an analysis of sustainable tourism policy and implementation

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Indonesia has seen the success of Bali as the most prominent�tourism�destination in the country.��Therefore, the initiative to�deploy the benefits of tourism development throughout�several regions�of�Indonesia is known as the 10 New Bali's.��Nevertheless, it is still questionable whether�Bali is an example of sustainable tourism or not.��In developing the�10 New Bali's, the Indonesian�government is aiming at increasing the number of tourists rather than at achieving the goal of sustainable tourism destination development.�� One of the destinations designated under this initiative is Tanjung Kelayang in Belitung Island, and therefore�it is selected as a case in this study.��After 6 years of Tanjung Kelayang being designated as a New Bali, there has been little assistance from the national government on how the New Bali concept would be developed.�Thus, this study becomes the baseline for Tanjung Kelayang's readiness for future tourism destination development.�It aims to analyze how Tanjung Kelayang destination development complies with the sustainable tourism criteria of GSTC-D V2 or Global Sustainable Tourism Council for Destination assessment (version 2). This research was conducted during the Covid-19 pandemic situation from June until August 2021.�The qualitative research approach was used with data collection through primary and secondary sources.�The primary data collection was from field observation, semi-structured interviews, and in-depth interviews.�The secondary data was from documentary reviews and analysis.�Description analysis is used with GSTC-D V2 as a tool to obtain a description of the level of understanding, implementation, and compliance of the sustainable destination development standard.� The result showed that there are 7 criteria that received compliance with the requirement, i.e., support for the community; access for all; protection of cultural assets; intangible heritage; traditional access; visitor management and cultural sites; and light and noise pollutions.�On the other hand, there are 21 criteria that did not receive compliance with the requirements, i.e. destination management and responsibilities; destination management strategy and action plan; monitoring and reporting; enterprises engagement and sustainability standard; resident engagement and feedback; visitor engagement; managing visitors volumes and activity; risk and crisis management; measuring the local contribution of tourism; preventing exploitation and discrimination; property and use rights; safety and security; site interpretation; protection of sensitive environments; visitor management at natural sites; wildlife interactions; species exploitation and animal welfare; water quality; wastewater management; greenhouse gases emission and climate change; and low impact transportation.�Based on the description above, Tanjung Kelayang destination development needs further work in order to achieve sustainable tourism destination status. To develop Tanjung Kelayang as a New Bali without copying-pasting the negative conditions and tourism impacts seen in Bali, commitment from the National and Local governments is needed.��To achieve the best planning and implementation for a sustainable tourism destination, the skill-knowledge upgrade and improvement on sustainable destination development for all relevant stakeholders is the key, especially for the�Local Official Tourism Government of Belitung as a spearhead of the Tanjung Kelayang sustainable destination development.

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Palm Oil Eco-Industrial Park Optimization Model Using Goal Programming Approach

Purwaningsih,

Ginting,

Putri

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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The increasing consumption followed by growth in palm oil production in Indonesia has caused an increase in waste generation, which can harm the environment if disposed of directly. An alternative solution for this problem is to implement the circular economy concept to establish an Agro Eco-Industrial Park (AEIP) to minimize the environmental impact of palm oil production. Little attention has been given to investigating the optimization of material sharing within an AEIP. Implementing the concept of AEIP and based on the material flow of palm oil production, this research attempts to develop a mathematical model using a goal programming approach to optimize waste utilization in the palm oil industry. The mathematical formulation involves creating an objective function to minimize residual material exchange and three constraint functions associated with the material exchange, liquid waste requirements, and demand fulfillment. The simulation result indicates that the model performs better than the existing conditions. The mathematical model developed in this study demonstrated balance in material sharing within the AEIP of the palm oil industry, leading to a closed loop and a 100% waste utilization rate.

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Assessment of tourism destination sustainability status using rap-tourism case of natural based tourism

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

A comparison of rap-tourism method and multi attribute aggregation in sustainability assessment of tourist destination

A comparison of rap-tourism method and multi attribute aggregation in sustainability assessment of tourist destination

Developing Tanjung Kelayang as a new Bali: an analysis of sustainable tourism policy and implementation

Palm Oil Eco-Industrial Park Optimization Model Using Goal Programming Approach

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