Cultural Tourism and The Use of Local Wisdom in The Bancakan Salak Galengdowo, East Java

Suksmawati, Herlina; Pabyantara, Dias; Nuryananda, Praja Firdaus

doi:10.21776/ub.jitode.2020.008.01.09

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“…Bancakan Salak festival is a form of cultural tourism because it reflects the values of local society. As it was concluded in the previous term of the research, they are collectivism, gratitude, and almsgiving [5]. Regarding the pandemic situation, it was very interesting that Galengdowo society had a high rate of adherence to government health protocols.…”

Section: The Power Of Local Intellectual/geniusmentioning

confidence: 90%

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The Impact of Pandemic on Bancakan Salak Cultural Tourism

Firdaus¹,

Suksmawati²,

Hapsari³

et al. 2022

JITODE

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This second-term research examined the dynamics of Bancakan Salak cultural tourism after being hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Knowing how the tourism strategy was implemented in the times of pandemic and what were the tips to be able to survive in this limited condition were two interesting things this article studied. Like many other tourist attractions, Bancakan Salak cultural tourism was also affected by the pandemic. Yet, as previous research has concluded, Galengdowo's local society had three essential traditional values reflected in Bancakan Salak cultural tourism that helped them to get through this situation. These three values were collectivism, gratitude, and almsgiving. These three values also created further key concepts in responding to the pandemic, the importance of resilience, and innovation. Using qualitative method (in-depth interview) combined with the observation participatory method, and also ABCD (asset-based community development), this article highlighted the crucial role of human basic needs resilience and socio-cultural resilience. Because in the era of globalization nowadays, connectivity had proven could be substituted by collectivism, gratitude, almsgiving, and other traditional values that hold tight the element of togetherness. This article also highlighted the role played by cultural assets and personal assets to build villages' capacity. In the end, Bancakan Salak and its tourism industry in Galengdowo was hit by the pandemic and Galengdowo's local society responded with resilience and innovation.

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Section: The Power Of Local Intellectual/geniusmentioning

confidence: 90%

“…Moreover, the form of tumpeng implies the spirit of community alms. Regarding these values, Bancakan Salak brings back the collective memory of the Galengdowo community about how the traditional values of Bancakan must be practiced to stay safe from harm [5].…”

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The Impact of Pandemic on Bancakan Salak Cultural Tourism

Firdaus¹,

Suksmawati²,

Hapsari³

et al. 2022

JITODE

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“…The types of data used in this study were primary and secondary data obtained from interviews, questionnaires, and literature studies such as books, journals, theses, newspapers, internet articles, state documents, and so on. Textual information will be cross-checked with interviews and questionnaires for a more accurate and comprehensive explanation (Suksmawati et al, 2020). Interviews with resource persons and questionnaires were distributed virtually/online via the Zoom and Google Forms platforms.…”

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The Role of Institutional Collaboration Between Actors in Protecting the Economic Security of Indonesian Migrant Workers With Financial Literacy

Utami¹,

Rikza²,

Anggresta³

et al. 2022

J. Bina Praja

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This study focuses on the collaboration between the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology of the Government of Indonesia, the Bhakti Jaya Indonesia Foundation, and the Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Jawa Timur to improve the economic protection of Indonesian migrant workers in Taiwan. The three actors are representatives of state actors and non-state actors. The financial condition of Indonesian migrant workers is often in the spotlight with their inability to get out of the debt trap and consumptive financial management. Moreover, this condition finally seemed to throw away all the hard work of PMI while working abroad. Based on this fact, an institutional collaboration between state and non-state actors has initiated a financial literacy program for Indonesian migrant workers, which is indeed the implementation of the normative law of economic protection in accordance with the mandate of state law. This research was conducted using a qualitative descriptive approach which aims to describe the phenomena raised by the researchers through contextual studies. Researchers also use a literature review instrument to complement the research approach. Meanwhile, researchers used qualitative data analysis that took primary and secondary data for data analysis. This study highlights how the gaps in Indonesian migrant workers' inability to manage their finances can be addressed with good collaboration between state and non-state actors. It is hoped that from this research, there will be many similar programs to improve Indonesian migrant workers' welfare, especially in Taiwan.

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“…Among these forms of local wisdom are: a) Tangibles of culture; b) Local heritage wisdom; c) local wisdom of the economy; d) Local religious wisdom of the community; e) Local wisdom in people's social life; f) Local culture and wisdom are manifested. Local wisdom as a tourist attraction is common in various regions in Indonesia, such as in Yogyakarta (Vitasurya, 2016), Balik (Kharisma & Muni, 2017), Lombok (Irfan & Suryani, 2017), and East Java (Suksmawati, Pabyantara, & ..., 2020). Thus, local wisdom in Pekalongan City can also be done similarly.…”

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Contribution of Local Wisdom as a Halal Tourism Attraction: Case Study of Pekalongan City Central Java Indonesia

Ghofur

Ismanto

2022

IJIBEC

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The purpose of this paper is to analyze the contribution of local wisdom as a halal tourism attraction. This research is carried out with a qualitative research framework. Primary research data is collected by qualitative research methods, namely through observation, interviews, and documentation. Secondary data is obtained through the assessment of articles, books, research reports, documents, and other sources that are valid and support the theme of the research. Observations are carried out in the region and tourist attractions, while interviews are conducted to the Tourism Office and the managers of tourist attractions, communities, and tourists. The collected data is analyzed descriptively and qualitatively. The results of this study show that Pekalongan City has the prospect of becoming a halal tourism destination because it has fulfilled the components of halal tourism (attractions, access, amenities, communication, environment, supporting facilities, and celebration). On the other hand, the attractions and attractions owned by Pekalongan City are interesting and diverse. Pekalongan City has distinctive and unique local wisdom and can be an object and attraction of regional tourism. In addition, it is also supported by community security and creativity activities that support local wisdom as a tourism attraction. Culture, Islamic traditions, and local wisdom in Pekalongan City have not been maximally packaged into tourist attractions. The implication of this study is that the packaging of local wisdom into a tourist attraction will contribute to the development of regional tourism. The abandonment of local wisdom as a regional tourism attraction will negate Indonesia which is rich in cultural diversity as a differentiator with other countries in the field of halal tourism.

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Cultural Tourism and The Use of Local Wisdom in The Bancakan Salak Galengdowo, East Java

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

The Impact of Pandemic on Bancakan Salak Cultural Tourism

The Impact of Pandemic on Bancakan Salak Cultural Tourism

The Role of Institutional Collaboration Between Actors in Protecting the Economic Security of Indonesian Migrant Workers With Financial Literacy

Contribution of Local Wisdom as a Halal Tourism Attraction: Case Study of Pekalongan City Central Java Indonesia

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