Global tourism in crisis: conceptual frameworks for research and practice

Cheer, Joseph M.; Lapointe, Dominic; Mostafanezhad, Mary; Jamal, Tazim

doi:10.1108/jtf-09-2021-227

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“…Pandemi beberapa waktu lalu memberikan pukulan telak bagi sektor pariwisata (Aldao et al, 2021;Cheer et al, 2021). Pengelolaan serta kunjungan wisata terpengaruh akibat situasi tersebut.…”

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Pengembangan Dark Tourism Sebagai Salah Satu Daya Tarik Wisata Tana Toraja

Maharani,

Sulistyo,

Kristianto

et al. 2024

PANUNTUN (Jurnal Budaya, Pariwisata, dan Ekonomi Kreatif)

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Indonesia has the potential for beauty and rich resources that are recognised worldwide. This diversity can be developed through the tourism sector. Tourism development can be done with the right strategies. As a development effort, attractiveness instruments are important to pay attention to. This research was conducted to develop the potential of the Lo'Ko Mata tourist attraction so that it is sustainable and provides broad benefits. This step can be done through an analysis of the internal and external environment. A mixed-methods design was used in this research, along with SWOT-8K analysis, to reveal various aspects of development. The Informant for this research is the manager of the public relations division. Based on data analysis, the Lo'Ko Mata tourist attraction is in Quadrant 1-A. These results can be used as a basis for managers to implement aggressive growth strategies. As an effort to create sustainable tourism, managers can maximise the various strengths they have, such as: 1) uniqueness of tourist attractions; 2) tourism promotion; 3) maintenance of tourist attractions; 4) role of the community; 5) potential of tourist attractions; 6) economic conditions of the community; 7) technological development; 8) tourism development; 9) cleanliness of tourist attractions; and 10). operational permit. Apart from maximising existing potential, managers can also take advantage of various opportunities that arise, including: 1) collaboration with external parties; 2) HR skills; and 3) HR welfare. Furthermore, through instruments of weakness and threat, managers need to design strategies to minimise and eliminate negative impacts. Formulating the right strategy will have an impact on management sustainability.

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“…Pandemi beberapa waktu lalu memberikan pukulan telak bagi sektor pariwisata (Aldao et al, 2021;Cheer et al, 2021). Pengelolaan serta kunjungan wisata terpengaruh akibat situasi tersebut.…”

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Pengembangan Dark Tourism Sebagai Salah Satu Daya Tarik Wisata Tana Toraja

Maharani,

Sulistyo,

Kristianto

et al. 2024

PANUNTUN (Jurnal Budaya, Pariwisata, dan Ekonomi Kreatif)

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“…Many publications have been produced the past three years about the impacts of COVID-19 on the tourism and hospitality sector and whether this is a game changer or not (Cheer et al ., 2021; Lew et al ., 2020; Papp et al ., 2023; Tomassini et al ., 2021; Yeoman, 2023). Given that the COVID pandemic is quite a recent phenomenon affecting tourism, most of these papers remain conceptual show scenarios, visions and potential outlooks.…”

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“…Many publications have been produced the past three years about the impacts of COVID-19 on the tourism and hospitality sector and whether this is a game changer or not (Cheer et al, 2021;Lew (Information about the authors can be found at the end of this article.) Papp et al, 2023;Tomassini et al, 2021;Yeoman, 2023).…”

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Future strategies for tourism destination management: post COVID-19 lessons observed from Borobudur, Indonesia

Heslinga,

Yusuf,

Damanik

et al. 2023

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PurposeThe purpose of this viewpoint paper is to show practical post COVID-19 observations as lessons for the future of tourism destination management and help inspire the tourism industry and academic community.Design/methodology/approachThis paper is based on observations by, and discussions among, both international and Indonesian tourism experts and relate to the case of the famous UNESCO World heritage site, the Borobudur temple, in Indonesia.FindingsAs a result, the authors observed the following measures that have been taken by the local authorities; setting limits to the amount of visitors, increase the visitor area, provide guided tours only, work with price mechanism, mitigate the physical impacts of visits and involve the local community in the value chain. The paper shows that the COVID pandemic has unintentionally created urgency and an opportunity for the local authorities to deal with already ongoing and structural overtourism related issues. This demonstrated that a lockdown was needed to get out of a lock-in.Originality/valueThis paper fits in the ongoing debate on the effects of COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism sector. As it provides a practical case, the values of this paper lie in bridging the gap between conceptual contributions to the debate and practical observations. Also many links with the continuation of the overtourism debate are made.

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“…When facing the Covid-19 pandemic wave in 2020-2021 (Cheer et al, 2021), teachers and learning activities in almost all provinces in Indonesia implemented a distance learning policy (Wibowo et al, 2022). Distance learning was chosen to reduce the risk of virus transmission due to direct interaction (Munastiwi, 2021).…”

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Mapping the Utilization of Augmented Reality Media in Vocational Education in Diy Using K-Means

Pratama

Triyono²,

Hasanah³

et al. 2022

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The purpose of this study is to reveal group data on the use of augmented reality media in teaching and learning activities so that it is easier to improve student learning outcomes. Augmented reality media was chosen based on the complexity of the scope of teaching materials consisting of thinking skills and limited practice during the implementation of distance learning. The approach for grouping the use of augmented reality media is through the K-Means algorithm with R software. The sample of this study was 136 students of Building Information and Modeling Design skills competency from 5 State Vocational High Schools spread across districts and cities, DIY Province. The review aspect used as the basis for grouping is the need for alternative media in augmented reality, ease of use, supporting facilities, and speed of understanding the material. The grouping results explain that as many as 80 students can master the material well through augmented reality media, and it is appropriate to use it during distance learning. In comparison, the remaining 56 students still find it difficult. Through the results of this grouping, it can be used to combine other media for students who still find it difficult when participating in distance learning

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Global tourism in crisis: conceptual frameworks for research and practice

Cited by 35 publications

References 50 publications

Pengembangan Dark Tourism Sebagai Salah Satu Daya Tarik Wisata Tana Toraja

Pengembangan Dark Tourism Sebagai Salah Satu Daya Tarik Wisata Tana Toraja

Future strategies for tourism destination management: post COVID-19 lessons observed from Borobudur, Indonesia

Mapping the Utilization of Augmented Reality Media in Vocational Education in Diy Using K-Means

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