Influences of Perceived Environment Uncertainty on Sustainable Destination Management Practices for Malaysian Tour Operators’ Businesses

Hamid, Maisarah Abd; Isa, Salmi Mohd

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-7068-6_18

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“…Until now, this model has developed and new meanings have emerged, such as nature tourism, supply chain management, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and green tourism (e.g. Hamid & Isa, 2020;Swarbrooke, 1999).…”

Section: B Literature Reviewmentioning

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Festival Economy: The Impact of Events on Sustainable Tourism

Purwadi,

Darma,

Setini

2023

J. Kepariwisataan Destin. Hosp. dan Perjalanan

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Tourism is like a “treasure” and needs to be developed in order to attract visitors to an area. The advantage of those who have a destination with the presence of various attractions, events, and local culture considered a bonus. The case study of the tourism sector in Samarinda City has not yet developed and is in line with expectations, therefore we have started aspects of the festival economic which are expanded into three dimensions (event management, sustainable tourism, and destination branding). Evaluation to find out how big its role is, filtered by multiple regression analysis. We collected the data based on surveys, in which it conducted direct interviews with respondents who had a good understanding of the local demographic, social and cultural conditions. The survey coverage has determined based on time and place considerations, so they aimed specifically it at the two-day “The 354th Anniversary of Samarinda City” in 2022. The outcome of this study concludes that event management has a significant effect on sustainable tourism and destination branding. In line with that, we also found that sustainable tourism has a significant effect on destination branding and sustainable tourism can play a significant role in both the relationship between event management and destination branding, because the results are significant. Further, our need to study to enrich our findings so that the novelty will continue. The novelty of the theoretical or practical landscape teaches about market segmentation in the middle of a transition, especially boosting tourism commodities towards new trends.

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Section: B Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Festival Economy: The Impact of Events on Sustainable Tourism

Purwadi,

Darma,

Setini

2023

J. Kepariwisataan Destin. Hosp. dan Perjalanan

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“…According to Hamid and Isa (2018), sustainability emphasizes three main pillars: economic, social, and environmental. Achieving sustainability requires active engagement from various stakeholders.…”

Section: Sustainability Attitudementioning

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Measuring Tourist Preferences and Behavior Toward Smart Tourism Destination Planning

Azmadi,

Abdul Hamid,

Hanafiah

et al. 2023

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This research examines how tourists perceive and engage with technology and sustainability concepts, particularly in relation to their utilization of QR codes at tourist sites. The investigation conducted by the researchers explores four key factors hypothesized to influence tourists' preferences and behaviors regarding technology: a) habits, b) risks, c) sustainability attitude, and d) motivation. An online survey was completed by 316 participants, including both locals and foreign visitors to the KL QR Trail. The data was collected between January and March 2022 and analyzed using the SmartPLS 3.1.1 software. The findings reveal that tourists' habits and sustainability attitudes influence significantly on their satisfaction, while motivation and risks were found to be insignificant predictors. Furthermore, customer satisfaction was found to influence behavioral intention. These outcomes underscore the significance of tourists' established habits and sustainability commitments for the effective implementation of smart tourism initiatives. Additionally, this study contributes to the comprehension of technology acceptance model and its integration with sustainability attitudes, particularly as it pertains to the adoption of QR codes at tourist destinations.

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“…Of the several major countries above that have paid special attention to the tourism sector, Malaysia is one of them where the tourism potential includes nature, beaches, and also islands that are large enough so that they are often referred to as green tourism and blue tourism. In addition, there are other tourist destinations such as culture, hospitality, and other businesses that are the main attraction of the country (Hamid & Isa, 2020). This is evidenced by Malaysia's record in 2016 where the tourism sector contributed around RM 73 billion and became the third largest contributor of revenue to the country's economy.…”

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Benchmarking and Exploring Educational Tourism in Malaysia

Nurhuda

2023

JELTEC

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Malaysia is one of the countries that pay special attention to the tourism sector. Its development is so rapid that modern places that so historically appear, have their concepts and different characteristics, ranging from buildings to magnificent urban areas that attract tourists to visit there, including the UNU Surakarta Campus. So the purpose of this study is to describe Benchmarking and Exploring Educational Tourism activities in Malaysia. The method used is qualitative with a field study approach, then the data is collected from 12-15 February 2023, followed by analyzing the contents and finally drawing conclusions. The results of the study show that Benchmarking and Exploring Educational Tourism in Malaysia include four stages, namely the preparation stage by formulating goals, preparing plans, and preparing the infrastructure, then the socialization stage, namely by discussing with students the rundown of the event, how long it will be there and what matters only what must be prepared, then the implementation stage is by visiting the Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur Indonesian School, Genting Highland, Christ Church, Flor de la Mar Ship, Universiti Melaka to the Putra Jaya Mosque. And finally is the evaluation stage, namely requiring students to compile reports in the form of scientific work.

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Influences of Perceived Environment Uncertainty on Sustainable Destination Management Practices for Malaysian Tour Operators’ Businesses

Cited by 5 publications

References 23 publications

Festival Economy: The Impact of Events on Sustainable Tourism

Festival Economy: The Impact of Events on Sustainable Tourism

Measuring Tourist Preferences and Behavior Toward Smart Tourism Destination Planning

Benchmarking and Exploring Educational Tourism in Malaysia

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