Community understanding of the impact of temporary visitors on incidental destinations

Simpson, Ken; Bretherton, Philip W.

doi:10.1080/15575330903444077

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“…Such condition encourages the need to provide training for the coastal communities to understand tourism. Community understanding about tourism can help the attraction manager to develop tourism (Sammy 2008, Simpson & Bretherton 2013, Butler 2017.…”

Section: The Fishermen's View On Tourismmentioning

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Examining the practices and success of community-based tourism: A study at Barru Regency, Indonesia

Junaid

2024

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Community-based tourism (CBT) is a way to encourage the community to get involved in tourism, and its success depends on the level of participation. Although many academics have discussed CBT, such a concept needs evaluation related to its implementation and how the community benefits. This paper aims to (1) identify the practices of CBT and factors affecting the conduct of beach tourism; (2) evaluate the success of CBT from the perspective of the local people. This paper employs the conceptual framework of success criteria for CBT by utilising qualitative data from in-depth interviews and observations at Ujung Batu Beach, Barru Regency. The research reveals that the practice of beach tourism consists of two, approaches: existing condition management and proposed people management. Six factors affect the conduct of tourism: boat parking by the fishermen, waste management, limited community participation, the natural condition of the coastal area, the existence of the local organisation and the availability of facilities. There should be more efforts to achieve the goals of CBT, including support from the coastal residents, promotion of uniqueness and environmental conservation. This paper contributes to advancing the knowledge of CBT from the perspective of beach tourism.

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Section: The Fishermen's View On Tourismmentioning

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Examining the practices and success of community-based tourism: A study at Barru Regency, Indonesia

Junaid

2024

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Examining the Concept of Governance in Tourism Research

Bock¹,

Costa²,

Rodrigues³

et al. 2021

Tour. hosp. manag.

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Purpose – Governance is a polysemous concept that has been gaining the attention of social scientists and humanists over the last three decades. Tourism governance studies have mirrored the knowledge developed within traditional disciplines to analyse processes in different spheres of action. This paper aims to perceive how tourism governance has been applied in scientific research over recent decades, in terms of its conceptualization, territorial scale and the type of territory studied. Design – Using a literature review, we present an analysis of governance in tourism studies and we show the potential of textual statistics for the analysis of huge amounts of textual data. Methodology – Data were extracted from SCOPUS, from 1999 to 2020, based on the keywords ‘governance’ and ‘tourism’. All abstracts were encoded and analysed using ALCESTE software. Findings – The findings reveal a great concern with sustainability, especially with the environmental and social impacts generated by tourism, and destination management, with an emphasis on the performance of the public sector through local and regional institutions and their relations with local tourism stakeholders. Originality of the research – The novelty of this work is the analysis of the conceptual framework and implementation practises in governance and tourism using an innovative software tool for textual analysis.

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Community understanding of the impact of temporary visitors on incidental destinations

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Examining the practices and success of community-based tourism: A study at Barru Regency, Indonesia

Examining the practices and success of community-based tourism: A study at Barru Regency, Indonesia

Examining the Concept of Governance in Tourism Research

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