Community-based collaborative tourism planning in islands: A cluster analysis in the context of Costa Smeralda

Chiappa, Giacomo Del; Atzeni, Marcello; Ghasemi, Vahid

doi:10.1016/j.jdmm.2016.10.005

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“…Based on local perceptions of the impacts of new tourism development on two rural communities in Turkey, Sinclair-Maragh et al [63] utilized a factor-cluster approach and identify four groups of residents: Public service and environment-focused, Community-focused, community-public service-focused, and inconsequential. Using exploratory factor analysis, as well as hierarchical and non-hierarchical cluster analysis, Del Chiappa et al [64] analyzed residents' perceptions and attitudes towards tourism development and community integration in tourism planning in the context of Costa Smeralda and identified four clusters: Enthusiastics, Moderate Supporters, Critics, and Indifferents. These precedents suggest analogous value would result from similar analyses in communities around protected areas in China.…”

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Evaluating Residents’ Perceptions of Nature-Based Tourism with a Factor-Cluster Approach

Hunt

Lengieza

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Sustainability

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The purpose of the research presented here was to empirically assess resident perceptions of tourism development around the Changbai Mountain Biosphere Reserve (CMBR), a protected area straddling the China and North Korea border. Several theoretical approaches to the assessment of local resident attitudes towards tourism were reviewed and integrated into a novel factor-cluster assessment of residents in Erdaobaihe, the community most adjacent to CMBR. This analysis quantitatively grouped residents based on their perceptions of tourism’s economic, social, cultural, and environmental consequences for the town. An exploratory factor analysis of resident perceptual items first revealed six perception domains, and a subsequent cluster analysis then identified four distinct groups of residents based on these perceptions. A descriptive profile of each cluster and the significant differences among clusters are provided. Advancing our theoretical understanding of resident perspectives of tourism development, this cluster-based segmentation approach, demonstrated here, holds much promise for elaborating on the many ways that residents respond to new and long-standing forms of tourism in their communities. These theoretical and methodological contributions will be applicable to scholars as well as tourism practitioners and policy makers.

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Section: Classifying Residents Based On Impact Perceptionsmentioning

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Evaluating Residents’ Perceptions of Nature-Based Tourism with a Factor-Cluster Approach

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Lengieza

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“…Pendekatan kolaborasi dibutuhkan untuk meningkatkan keberdayaan masyarakat dalam mengelola potensi alamnya secara optimal (Graci, 2013). Pengembangan pariwisata berbasis masyarakat membutuhkan kolaborasi dari berbagai pihak (Del Chiappa, Atzeni, & Ghasemi, 2018;Tolkach & King, 2015), karena masing-Jurnal Ilmiah Membangun Desa dan Pertanian (JIMDP) 2020: 5(3):87-95 eISSN: 2527-2748 masing pihak memiliki kelemahan dan kekuatan untuk berinteraksi sesuai peranannya (Saito & Ruhanen, 2017). Sistem kerjasama multi pihak memungkinkan masyarakat dapat menanggulangi kelemahannya dengan memanfaatkan peluang dari pihak lain.…”

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Strategi Pengembangan Pariwisata Berbasis Masyarakat (Studi Kasus di Perkampungan Wisata Sousu, Kabupaten Wakatobi)

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Manan

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J. Ilm. Membangun Desa Pertanian

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This research is based on an effort to implement a community-based tourism approach, generally has the main objective to arrange strategy of community-based tourism development at tourism Sousu Rustic. Specifically, this research has a purpose to identify local characteristics that consist of internal and external elements of Sousu in developing tourism based on community. The research was conducted in March-October 2018 at Tourism Sousu Rustic Matahora Village, South of Wangi-Wangi District, Wakatobi Regency, Southeast Sulawesi. Data in this research consists of primer and secondary data collected by observation, interview, and focus group discussion techniques. The data analyzed qualitatively descriptively by using a matrix SWOT analysis tool and litmus test to identify the most strategy issue at Sousu Tourism development. The result of the research showed that the most strategic issues in Sousu tourism development consist of: community knowledge and skills improvement, funding to community tourism business support, minimize relocation community settlement issues and beach abrasion, and improve tourism exciting and does tourism promotion. To implement the strategies, it needs multi-collaboration between communities as the main actor, local government as a regulator, private sector as donor institution, and NGO as community facilitator.

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“…Community involvement in tourism activities needs to be enhanced through collaboration between local decision makers and tourism managers [13,23,24]. Collaboration between community groups is essential for maintaining social interaction [25].…”

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Tourism Development Towards Economic Sustainability of Local Communities in Parangtritis Tourism Area

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Baiquni²,

Fandeli³

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Tourism activities have a negative and positive impact on the community. Increasing local people's income is one of the positive impacts of tourism activities. This study aims to determine the form of local community participation, economic sustainability of the community who contribute to the development of sustainable tourism in the coastal tourist area of Parangtritis village. Collaboration between community groups that are in direct contact with or not in direct contact with tourism activities remain well established and gain economic benefits from tourism activities in the tourist area of Parangtritis. This research was conducted to both community groups with interview and direct observation techniques. The results of this study indicate that tourism activities in the tourist area Parangtritis provide economic benefits for local communities. Communities in the area of parangtritis have diversified livelihoods, so as to survive in certain situations. For example in fish season, rainy season, dry season and holiday season. Tourists who visit the tourist area of Parangtritis in addition to tourism activities, can also buy crops from local communities that are sold around the tourist area Parangtritis. So that local people get economic benefits related to sustainable tourism activities.

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Community-based collaborative tourism planning in islands: A cluster analysis in the context of Costa Smeralda

Cited by 64 publications

References 69 publications

Evaluating Residents’ Perceptions of Nature-Based Tourism with a Factor-Cluster Approach

Evaluating Residents’ Perceptions of Nature-Based Tourism with a Factor-Cluster Approach

Strategi Pengembangan Pariwisata Berbasis Masyarakat (Studi Kasus di Perkampungan Wisata Sousu, Kabupaten Wakatobi)

Tourism Development Towards Economic Sustainability of Local Communities in Parangtritis Tourism Area

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