Community-based tourism: measuring readiness of artificial intelligence on traditional village

Astuti, Kadek Ayu; Darma, Gede Sri

doi:10.29332/ijssh.v3n3.352

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“…Meanwhile, the Manggorove forest area, the Apar beach area and the Baruak College of Sciences are managed and developed by the Apar BUMDES and Apar Pokdarwis. This is in accordance with previous research on tourism village development strategies, including Astuti (2016); Hidayat (2016);and Citra (2017). The difference with other research is that this research was conducted in the Apar Tourism Village of Pariaman City with more than one ecotourism potential being developed, so the diversity of this potential makes this research require a more in-depth analysis.…”

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Apar Tourism Village Development Strategy as an Ecotourism Attraction in Pariaman City

Sriafivrina,

Frinaldi

2022

j. il.adm.publik.

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The purpose of this study was to determine the development of the apar tourism village as an ecotourism attraction in Pariaman City, in order to create harmony between every government organization between the city government and the provincial government in managing tourist villages to be better, safer, and more comfortable to achieve independence and community welfare. The results of this study indicate that: First, the strengths in the development of the Apar tourism village: (1) The existence of clear rules in the management of the apar tourism village, (2) the coordination towards the development of the apar village tourism, (3) the creation of the apar village tourism business. Second, Weaknesses in the development of the Apar tourism village: (1) Lack of public awareness in the development of the Apar tourism village, (2) inadequate human resources, (3) unsupported facilities and infrastructure. Third, the opportunities in the development of the Apar tourism village: (1) Realizing the apar village into independent tourism, (2) creating community welfare in optimizing the tourism potential of the apar village. Fourth, Threats in the development of the Apar tourism village: (1) The decrease in the source of income from the village original income (PAD), (2) Not yet maximized in developing the economic cooperation network of various parties. Fifth, the strategy in developing the Apar tourism village: S-O strategy, namely: (1) The existence of tourism promotion by utilizing information media, (2) Coordination of the government in providing facilities and infrastructure. The WO strategies are: (1) Government policies need to be firm in implementing a better tourist village, (2) Cooperation with the trade office in providing minimarket businesses in apar tourism villages. The ST strategy is: (1) CBT support is needed in improving tourism management in the Apar village, Pariaman city, (2) Setting up easy access for the Apar tourism village. The WT strategies are: (1) Providing training in improving the quality of existing human resources, (2) Providing ongoing socialization to the community.

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confidence: 93%

Apar Tourism Village Development Strategy as an Ecotourism Attraction in Pariaman City

Sriafivrina,

Frinaldi

2022

j. il.adm.publik.

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“…3) Although the spatiotemporal distribution of traditional villages shows obvious differences at diverse scales, the advances in new computer technology, network communication technology and virtual simulation technology, the proposed national strategic system and improvement of the internationalization level provide equal opportunities for the local development of rural areas [68]. For example, the city of Huangshan in Anhui Province has applied virtual simulation technology to achieve digital protection of traditional villages.…”

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Identifying the Spatiotemporal Patterns of Traditional Villages in China: A Multiscale Perspective

Chen

Zhou

et al. 2020

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Traditional villages are important carriers of traditional cultural heritage, and they have strong historical, cultural, aesthetic and tourism value for all countries and the international community. In China, the number of traditional villages is currently decreasing each year, and the precious material and non-material heritage is at risk of disappearing in the process of urbanization. A comprehensive understanding of the spatiotemporal patterns of traditional villages on multiple scales has important significance in protecting traditional culture, revitalizing traditional villages and achieving sustainable urbanization. Therefore, the spatiotemporal characteristics of traditional villages at the city, province, and geographic zone scales are explored by a series of Geographic Information System(GIS)-based methods in this article. Specifically, the analysis units are multi-scale, the applied methods are multi-variate, and the identified patterns are multi-perspective. The results demonstrate that the distribution of traditional villages in China is unbalanced over space and time. Moreover, the different spatiotemporal distributions of traditional villages are sensitive to scales. These findings clarify differences in the corresponding geographic and environmental factors, the level of economic development and local policy support. We further suggest that exploring the effective and suitable modes of protection and rural development is necessary. The results of this article revealing the unbalanced spatiotemporal distribution of traditional villages can provide valuable suggestions and insights into alleviating regional inequality in China.

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“…This shows that it is possible to generate tourist itineraries on which to begin studies of economic viability and to promote the creation of products that combine experiences in different places. From these, it will be possible to apply all the technological innovations that are beginning to become widespread in the tourist sector such as augmented reality, big data [107], and even artificial intelligence [108].…”

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confidence: 99%

The Cultural Heritage and the Shaping of Tourist Itineraries in Rural Areas: The Case of Historical Ensembles of Extremadura, Spain

Martín

Gurría-Gascón

García-Berzosa

2020

IJGI

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Heritage is a very complex concept that is characterized by having multiple meanings. Despite this, there is no doubt as to its attraction for carrying out tourist activities. In the specific case of cultural heritage, there is widespread agreement in considering it as a tourist resource given the interest it raises amongst visitors of all origins. This is not, however, always the case and it can be observed that in certain areas, especially rural ones, certain limitations exist. They are caused by multiple factors such as the importance of the resource itself, although the distance to the main centers of tourist attraction is also considered a key point. Due to this, the study puts forward the need for joining forces and attractions in order to create tourist itineraries based on a peculiar kind of resource: Historical Ensembles. In order to achieve this aim, we used the network analysis tools included in a geographical information system and applied it to a rural context, which was that of Extremadura in Spain. To be precise, the closest facility and service area tools were used. The results of the various analyses reflect the real possibility of generating tourist itineraries as a first step in the design of tourist products. In this way, the administration can be provided with a management tool capable of laying the foundations of a coherent and efficient tourist policy.

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Community-based tourism: measuring readiness of artificial intelligence on traditional village

Cited by 15 publications

References 16 publications

Apar Tourism Village Development Strategy as an Ecotourism Attraction in Pariaman City

Apar Tourism Village Development Strategy as an Ecotourism Attraction in Pariaman City

Identifying the Spatiotemporal Patterns of Traditional Villages in China: A Multiscale Perspective

The Cultural Heritage and the Shaping of Tourist Itineraries in Rural Areas: The Case of Historical Ensembles of Extremadura, Spain

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