Master plan design in developing village tourism potential with a Community Participatory Model

Abstract

Pait Village, located in Kasembon Sub-district of Malang Regency, is a village with high natural tourism potential. However, the allure of tourism in Pait Village, which is located in a green area and surrounded by rivers and waterfalls, still lacks development. Carrying the main mission to increase the tourism potential in Pait Village, the community service team will develop a water tourism design in the form of a multifunctional fishpond. This fishpond will solve the problem of water surplus due to agricultural land runoff. In addition, this pond can be an alternative source of animal protein for residents and an integrated water tourism location in the Kasembon Area. The implementation method carried out in this program is to analyze the needs of the Pait village integrated Master Plan design with a community participatory model. The results of the Pait Village water tourism master plan design are in the form of a 3D mockup of water tourism and a cultivation pond that can be used as an amphitheater along with the regional expenditure budget plan (RAB).

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“…In addition, the existence of the Jlantah reservoir opens up various tourist opportunities. The speaker gave several examples of exposure to the concept of tourism villages (Muafi et al, 2018;Enri et al, 2022;Risdanareni et al, 2023) of a limited area who can interact directly with each other under a management and have care, as well as awareness to play a role together according to their respective skills and abilities, empowering the potential conducive to the growth and development of tourism in the region. As the main actor, the community or community seeks to increase tourism potential or tourist attraction in its area.…”