Keputusan Berkunjung Ke Taman Nasional Gunung Gede Pangrango Jawa Barat: Pendekatan Analisis Atribut

Abstract

<div><p><em>National parks have great potential for nature tourism enthusiasts worldwide, including Indonesia. There are 54 national parks spread across Indonesia, and one of them is Mount Gede Pangrango National Park (TNGGP), West Java. TNGGP is one of the many visited by domestic tourists, especially tourists from millennials. This research aims to analyze the behaviour of millennial tourists through the approach of digital promotion attributes, ecotourism attractions and their motivation for visiting decisions. The study used quantitative analysis and randomly selected respondents from as many as 100 tourists. It ended by processing data from the results of distributing questionnaires with the help of Structural Equation Modeling software. The results of the data analysis show that there is an influence of tourist perceptions on ecotourism attractions and tourist motivation on the decision to visit and has an impact on repeat visits to GPNP. However, digital promotion attributes do not influence millennial tourists' decisions to visit TNGGP, let alone to visit repeatedly. This study recommends that managers re-evaluate digital promotion programs to increase visits to TNGGP.</em></p></div>

Environment Carrying Capacity Analysis of the Cibinong Situ Plaza as a Public Green Open Space

“…The park area was in demand by 18 people (19.60 percent), the remaining 2 people (2.20 percent) chose the picnic area, and 1 person (1.10 percent) chose the skateboard area while at Cibinong Situ Plaza PGOS. The provision of attractive recreational objects as attractions has been found in tourist attraction research by Aprilia et al (2017), Noor et al (2018), andMalini et al (2023).…”

“…The level of education of tourists influences the sustainability of tourist objects. The higher educational level of tourists tends as higher as the knowledge of tourists about the importance of preserving the environment (Malini et al, 2023;Sukamdani et al, 2022a;Sukamdani et al, 2022b;Sukwika & Kasih, 2020;Sukwika & Rahmatulloh, 2021).…”

“…The remaining 14 people (15.20 percent) wanted to visit one of the recreational objects in Cibinong Situ Plaza PGOS, and as many as 6 people (6.50 percent) chose something else, like just taking a walk. According to Sukwika and Kasih (2020), Sukamdani et al (2022b), andMalini et al (2023) that an important factor that plays a role in increasing the number of visitors is providing attractiveness and ease of accessibility.…”

“…The availability of excellent tourist facilities with excellent physical conditions can provide comfort and satisfaction for tourists. In line with Aprilia et al (2017); Mutia et al, (2021); Sukwika and Rahmatulloh (2021); Sukamdani et al (2022); Malini et al (2023) that tourists will come and visit again if there are facilities that can meet all their needs while enjoying the attractiveness of tourist sites. Based on this, it is necessary to have public perceptions to determine the satisfaction of visiting tourists in terms of the carrying capacity of the environment.…”

“…It can be seen from the data on the number of tourist visits which continues to increase every month, especially in 2019 before the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic. This situation can also indirectly The number of tourist visits greatly influences the development of the tourism sector (Malini et al, 2023;Purwanti & Dewi, 2014;Sukwika & Kasih, 2020). In addition to having an impact on the economy of the surrounding community, the increase in the number of tourists also has an impact on the condition of tourist areas.…”