Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Resilience in the COVID-19 Pandemic Era: Case Study of Five Indonesian Super- priority Destinations

Wibowo, Joshi Maharani; Hariadi, Sugeng

doi:10.1177/09763996221105143

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“…Secondly, it helps enforce health regulations in the new normal age, encompassing measures such as restricting tourist numbers. A study conducted by Wibowo, JM., and Hariadi, S. [47] in Indonesia revealed that sentiment analysis outcomes about technological innovation had a notably elevated favorable attitude. This suggests that a of tourism destinations in Indonesia have commenced the process of incorporating technology into their operations.…”

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How Can Tourism Achieve Long-Term Resilience After Crises And Disruptions? Crisis Management Model

Hendhana,

Gede Sri Darma,

Luh Putu Mahyuni

et al. 2024

International Journal of Science, Technology & Management

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The tourism industry has faced numerous crises and disruptions around the world. The global travel and tourism industry is currently suffering substantial economic losses as a result of a health-related crisis, specifically the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, tourism-related organizations have a growing interest in crisis management, including disaster management and risk management. The present study examines the tourism industry's strategies for effectively managing crises and disruptions, focusing on fostering long-term resilience. This study examines more than just the disruption caused by health-related crises. To get insight into the adoption of crisis management and resilience strategies within the tourism industry, a comprehensive analysis was conducted on 43 articles spanning a period of ten years (2012-2022). This study uses the Systematic Literature Review method. This study presents a novel theme conceptual framework that can guide future research endeavors on resilience and crisis management within the tourism sector. The study identified three primary themes on the resilience of the tourist sector in effectively managing and responding to crises and disruptions. The first is adaptive responses, the second is innovations, and the transformation model is the third theme. The results and discussion sections will explain each theme in more detail.

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How Can Tourism Achieve Long-Term Resilience After Crises And Disruptions? Crisis Management Model

Hendhana,

Gede Sri Darma,

Luh Putu Mahyuni

et al. 2024

International Journal of Science, Technology & Management

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“…The government has committed to investing in infrastructure, such as roads, bridges, and airports, to improve access to the region. In addition, plans are underway to develop a range of tourism facilities, including hotels, resorts, and cultural attractions (Pradjoko et al, 2021;Wibowo & Hariadi, 2022).…”

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Digital Marketing Communication Strategy of Tourism Destination of Mandalika: A Semiotic Analysis

Said

Gs²,

Rahman³

et al. 2023

JKP

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The MotoGP event will be held in Indonesia located in Mandalika, Lombok. As Indonesia is hosting world-class event, it is an honor to be able to handle big event and earn achievement from that. With the aid of Instagram as social media, Mandalika Circuit actively promotes their campaign and information around MotoGP; thus, it is one of the key to further understand Indonesia diplomacy dynamics. Through @themandalikagp Instagram account using Saussure’s Semiotic Analysis, we can identify their sign and signifier then examine the relationship of it. The importance of Saussure’s Semiotic Analysis will expand new diplomatic perspective for Mandalika Circuit event and its potential.

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“…Now is the time for economic and social system recovery after the Covid 19 Pandemic (Daniel, 2020;De Leon et al, 2021;Kosack et al, 2021;Soekiman et al, 2021;Susilawati et al, 2020; J. M. Wibowo & Hariadi, 2022). Many restrictive policies from various countries have been eliminated or relaxed.…”

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Predicting the Indonesian sustainable marketing communication on 2023 trends

Diawati

Mutalov²,

Kasmi³

et al. 2023

Indonesian Journal of Communications Studies

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After being hit by the Covid 19 pandemic, Indonesia is still trying to rise from the economic downturn, especially with the many paralysed microbusinesses. Perspective updates have also weakened because of activity restrictions during the pandemic. Before the pandemic, the macro film industry was rapidly growing. Now, it is the turn of the microfilm industry to rise due to new ways of promotion without incurring expensive production costs. The role of sustainable marketing is needed to achieve this target for 2023. The Systematic Literature Review was used as the methodology to analyse the data in this research. The results show that the influencer marketing industry and the influencer agencies depend on social media.

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Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Resilience in the COVID-19 Pandemic Era: Case Study of Five Indonesian Super- priority Destinations

Cited by 14 publications

References 48 publications

How Can Tourism Achieve Long-Term Resilience After Crises And Disruptions? Crisis Management Model

How Can Tourism Achieve Long-Term Resilience After Crises And Disruptions? Crisis Management Model

Digital Marketing Communication Strategy of Tourism Destination of Mandalika: A Semiotic Analysis

Predicting the Indonesian sustainable marketing communication on 2023 trends

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