How Socio-Economic Impact Tourism Development in Pandemic COVID-19? Study of Bintan Regency, Indonesia

Kurnianingsih, Fitri; Zulkarnain, Iskandar; Mahadiansar, Mahadiansar

doi:10.53639/ijssr.v2i2.46

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“…According to Bogdan & Biklen, this research used qualitative data analysis approaches Qualitative data analysis approaches include interacting with data [44,1], organizing it, classifying it into manageable parts, synthesizing it, searching for, and discovering patterns, determining what is significant and learnt, and deciding what to tell others [45].…”

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“…Bintan Island has been recognized as Bintan Regency from February 23, 2006, according to Government Regulation No. 5/2006 [1]. Bintan Regency is strategically positioned geographically.…”

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“…Bintan is approximately around 40 kilometers from Singapore, the neighboring nation. The formation of the Singapore-Johor-Riau (Sijori) Golden Triangle as an integrated growth region positions the Riau Archipelago in the forefront of ASEAN economic development [1].…”

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Community-Based Tourism Development Strategy in Bintan Regency, Indonesia

Kurnianingsih¹,

Nazaki²,

Adhayanto³

et al. 2022

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Local communities are an inseparable part of tourism destinations. The integration of local communities in the planning and development of tourism destinations is intended to ensure that local communities have the space and opportunity to participate in the tourism planning process. The integration framework starts with a basic understanding of tourism destinations. Community-based tourism is tourism development with a high level of local community involvement and can be accounted for from social and environmental aspects. Usually, the community's main source of income remains as before, for example from agriculture, plantations, or fishing. It is hoped that the income from the tourism sector can be an added value in gaining the economy amid the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia. The main objective of this research is to examine and identify the potential for developing community-based creative tourism in Bintan. The process of data analysis includes understanding and compiling primary and secondary data that have been obtained methodically. The findings of the analysis and interpretation of this research data are used to develop the concept of community-based creative tourism in Bintan based on the city's potential to create creative zones centered on seven creative industries. in Bintan with the idea of sustainability and community empowerment to attract visitors, especially tourists from Singapore, due to Bintan's proximity and strategic position to Singapore. Of course, this is an opportunity that must be exploited in terms of attracting international visitors to Singapore as well as domestic tourists. At the same time, it is projected to increase tourist visits to Indonesia, especially to Bintan.

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“…Bintan Island has been recognized as Bintan Regency from February 23, 2006, according to Government Regulation No. 5/2006 [1]. Bintan Regency is strategically positioned geographically.…”

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Community-Based Tourism Development Strategy in Bintan Regency, Indonesia

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“…That is because of the urgent economic needs of the household. Consequences of economic pressure of the community, a strong impetus is when they must work to get money, so they are looking for easy ways to get money [45].…”

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Measuring cross-sector collaboration an effective solution for solving unlicensed mining problems in Kuantan Singingi, Indonesia

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Mulyadi

Sujianto

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The research question of this paper is to explore success in eradicating unlicensed mining activities with a cross-sector collaboration approach. Mining workers without permits are of concern in many sectors because they refer to state assets. The mining sector requires an effective policy governance approach, through well-integrated planning actions between government, security or police agencies, NGOs, local communities and the role of the private sector. To explore possible implementation problems by following factors that influence government policy in dealing with unlicensed mining. The method used in this paper is a qualitative descriptive approach. Data sources are secondary and premier data. Premiere data were obtained from the results of in-depth interviews with relevant informants during the research conducted. The paper locus of this research is Kuantan Singingi Regency, Riau Province, Indonesia. The analysis used refers to the systematic literature review approach to the concept of cross-sector collaboration. The paper concludes with a discussion of the important factors underlying the emergence of unlicensed mining, the fundamental obstacles in eradicating them, how the government’s plan of action to create a cross-sector collaboration as an effective solution to resolve the unlicensed mining problems.

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“…Southeast Asia, whose tourist income is the highest in recent decades, is one of the places worst hit by the COVID-19 pandemic (Fauzi & Paiman, 2020;Wang et al, 2021). As a result, tourism's contribution to GDP in this area has dwindled dramatically (Kurnianingsih et al, 2021). The tourist sector's contribution shows this to Indonesia's GDP, which decreased from IDR 1,153.4 trillion in 2019 to Rp.…”

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Travel Corridor Arrangement Application Process by Governments of Indonesia and Singapore

2022

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The discussion on the Travel Corridor Arrangement (TCA) between the Indonesian and Singaporean governments will continue in the future. However, technically and practically, there are still some issues that the Indonesian government has not effectively addressed, which shows that we are technically still waiting for the right decision while the number of cases of the COVID-19 pandemic is decreasing. This study aims to test different research hypotheses about the elements influencing Indonesia's readiness for TCA with the Singapore government. The technique used a qualitative literature review. To support the literature review with secondary data, the researchers increased the examination of research hypotheses using the NVivo program, which was then thoroughly assessed. The findings show that the researcher will also identify that Indonesia will be more sensitive to TCA than Singapore, so the decision is rejected, while the following hypothesis is that TCA also focuses on tourists, compared to business activities between the two countries, and that the Indonesian government has also proposed the implementation of RGL. However, RGL is not a priority, implying that TCA is effective. If RGL is emphasized, the hypothesis can be accepted. Based on some of these hypotheses' results, the first hypothesis's rejection is caused by the lack of Human Resource Management expertise in implementing TCA with the Singapore government. The conclusion is that TCA implementation in Indonesia is not yet ready to be implemented between Indonesia and Singapore during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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How Socio-Economic Impact Tourism Development in Pandemic COVID-19? Study of Bintan Regency, Indonesia

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

Community-Based Tourism Development Strategy in Bintan Regency, Indonesia

Community-Based Tourism Development Strategy in Bintan Regency, Indonesia

Measuring cross-sector collaboration an effective solution for solving unlicensed mining problems in Kuantan Singingi, Indonesia

Travel Corridor Arrangement Application Process by Governments of Indonesia and Singapore

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