existence  of tourism higher education under the ministry of tourism and creative economy (PTNP)  toward Indonesia’s golden generation 2045

Rijal, Syamsu; Arifin, Muhammad; Rante, Margaretha W; Musawantoro, Muhammad; Badollahi, Muh. Zainuddin

doi:10.21744/lingcure.v6ns2.2111

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“…According to Law Number 10 of 2009 concerning Tourism, tourists are individuals who travel on tourist trips. While tourists can be defined as individuals who travel from their place of residence to visit other locations with the intention of enjoying the experience of the trip (Rijal et al, 2022) South Sulawesi, which is one of the provinces in Indonesia, offers a wealth of tourist destinations that include natural beauty, cultural wisdom, religious majesty, and man-made wonders. According to the data Central Bureau of Statistics, (2023) Foreign tourist visits to South Sulawesi have increased significantly by 36.51 percent in February 2023 compared to the previous month.…”

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Analysis of Potential and Feasibility of Guest House Business in Rammang-Rammang Tourist Destination

Rahman,

Abriani,

Fatmawati

2024

JLB

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The rapid growth of the tourism and business sector in Maros Regency, especially with the popularity of Rammang-Rammang Tourism Attraction, has generated significant demand for accommodation. In response to this need, a study was conducted to evaluate the business potential of guest houses in the area. The research involves market surveys, marketing, and financial analysis. The results show that the guest house business has bright prospects, supported by high demand and positive financial analysis. Therefore, the guest house business in the Rammang-Rammang Tourism Attraction Area of Maros Regency is considered feasible to run. This study is expected to be a guide for potential entrepreneurs or investors who are interested in investing in the accommodation sector in the region.

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Analysis of Potential and Feasibility of Guest House Business in Rammang-Rammang Tourist Destination

Rahman,

Abriani,

Fatmawati

2024

JLB

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“…This decline can be seen from the data as well as facts that can be seen with the naked eye in places related to tourism: tourist attractions, accommodation businesses, and so on. The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy statistical data shows that in 2020 there will be a decrease in foreign tourist arrivals of 74.84 % (Arismayanti et al, 2017;Fahmi et al, 2017;Long & Morpeth, 2016;Rijal et al, 2022;Sung, 2015) . There was a very sharp decline compared to the previous year (2019) where the decline was still recorded at 2.…”

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Digitization of the Makassar City Creative Economy Sub-Sector Based on GIS

Darmayasa¹,

Rante²,

Nursalam³

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This research was conducted to compile a mapping of the creative economy sub-sector in Makassar City. Research approach with qualitative-descriptive methods. The spatial data obtained were analyzed using the ArcGIS 10.5 application and produced spatial and non-spatial data. There are 261 business actors in 15 sub-districts in Makassar City who have spatial and non-spatial data. This study concludes that parekraf sub-sector activities are spread evenly in the Makassar City area and there are 3 (three) leading sub-sectors including culinary business as much as 31%, fashion as much as 17% and crafts as much as 10% . The results of this research are expected to facilitate the government in making policies related to the development of the creative economy in realizing Makassar as a world city. Apart from that, it is easy for the community to search for the Makassar City parekraf through and know the location of the location because it is supported by the display of the Makassar City parekraf distribution map. Future research is expected to be able to develop modeling of the Makassar City Parekraf subsector with a webgis platform that is connected to the hotel industry, restaurants and tourist villages in the Maminasata Region as the main requirement for a metropolitan city.

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“…The Makassar Tourism Polytechnic has not yet provided maximum results in preparing human resources. This is because the curriculum used, especially expertise courses, is still relatively general [12]. The trial of a competency-based curriculum for Expertise Courses has been applied by the Makassar Tourism Polytechnic only limited to introduction or basic training.…”

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Effectiveness of Teaching and Learning Process Based on Competency Curriculum and Influence on Student Skills Activation: Study on Students of the Makassar Tourism Polytechnic

Winowatan¹,

2023

ATHENA

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This study aims to obtain an empirical description of the skill level of students and whether there is a significant difference in the level of student skills before competency-based learning and after learning the competency-based curriculum at the Makassar Tourism Academy's Dish Management Study Program. This type of research is a survey with the independent variable being competency-based learning and the selection variable being the skill level of students using total sampling because the number of students studied was thirty people. Collecting data using observation techniques, namely by directly observing student skills, while the analytical technique used is T-test analysis (test difference between two averages). The results showed that the skill level of the students of the Dish Management Study Program at the Makassar Tourism Academy in competency-based learning was at a level that was less and less. On the other hand, after learning the competency-based curriculum, there was a significant increase, namely, they were at a good and very good level. Furthermore, there is a significant difference in the skill level of students before and after learning the competency-based curriculum in students of the culinary management study program. Based on the results of this study, it is suggested that the management of the Makassar Tourism Academy in the future can apply the learning process using a competency-based curriculum as has been implemented in several vocational schools in Indonesia. Implementation of Competency-Based Curriculum Learning is very helpful and improves students' skills

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existence of tourism higher education under the ministry of tourism and creative economy (PTNP) toward Indonesia’s golden generation 2045

Cited by 11 publications

References 16 publications

Analysis of Potential and Feasibility of Guest House Business in Rammang-Rammang Tourist Destination

Analysis of Potential and Feasibility of Guest House Business in Rammang-Rammang Tourist Destination

Digitization of the Makassar City Creative Economy Sub-Sector Based on GIS

Effectiveness of Teaching and Learning Process Based on Competency Curriculum and Influence on Student Skills Activation: Study on Students of the Makassar Tourism Polytechnic

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