Measuring the relationship among stakeholders from value-satisfaction-demand in the development of ecotourism of Marine Park

Chen, Fenggui; Liu, Jinwen; Wu, Jianwei; Sjafrie, Nurul Dhewani Mirah; Rahmadi, Puji; Putranto, Respaty Yudha

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2021.104519

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“…All respondents in this study had a minimum of high school education and considered a critical mindset. According to Chen et al (2021), with an increase in education, tourist perceptions, expectations, attitudes, and the value orientation of tourism is constantly changing, and their demand from tourism is also increasing. Hence, they were expected to provide detailed and accurate information in answered google form questionnaires.…”

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“…Hence, they were expected to provide detailed and accurate information in answered google form questionnaires. In order to promote tourism, it is very important to understand the value orientation, satisfaction, and future development demands, which can guide the future (Chen et al 2021). Hence, visitors' experience is fundamental for destination image and development (Jangra et al 2021).…”

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Development Strategies of Oelsonbai Research Center Scientific Tourism in KHDTK Oelsonbai Kupang

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J. Sylva Lestari

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Oelsonbai Research Center is one of the management instruments of Forest Area for Specific Purposes (Kawasan Hutan Dengan Tujuan Khusus) Oelsonbai to help promote research and development results bundled in scientific tourism package. The Oelsonbai Research Center development was still new, so this research aimed to determine development strategies of the Oelsonbai Research Center scientific tourism in forest area for specific purposes Oelsonbai. This research was conducted from June to July 2021. The research methods used were interviews using questionnaires on 33 respondents, field observation, in-depth interviews with the administrators, and Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threats (SWOT) analysis. The results indicated that Oelsonbai Research Center could develop into a tourism area. Therefore, strategies to develop the Oelsonbai Research Center are proposed in this research. The proposed strategies are: developing the potential of the area with better quality tourism objects, executing the created forest area and scientific tourism attraction planning, increasing socialization and promotion activities with digital media, increasing collaborative relations between researchers and other researchers and academics in education, research and scientific tourism, involving the community in tourism activities by establishing business institutions such as cooperatives and establishing cooperation with other parties in developing the Oelsonbai Research Center scientific tourism. Keywords: Natural tourism, Oelsonbai Research Center, Scientific tourism, SWOT analysis, Tourism

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Section: Fig 3 Identification Of Respondents By Occupationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development Strategies of Oelsonbai Research Center Scientific Tourism in KHDTK Oelsonbai Kupang

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J. Sylva Lestari

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“…In a study carried out in the Gili Matra Marine Park (West Nusa Tenggara Province -Indonesia), academics Chen et al [68] argued that value orientation is a direct predictor of ecotourism satisfaction. Xu et al [69], in a study carried out in Zhalong National Nature Reserve located in the west of Heilongjiang province (China), identified a high degree of satisfaction with the natural environment of the study area but a relatively low satisfaction with the biodiversity, facilities, and services of the scenic place.…”

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Satisfaction Factors That Predict Loyalty in Ecotourism: A Study of Foreign Tourism in Costa Rica

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Pérez-Orozco

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Recently, foreign tourists have revealed a growing interest for natural environment enjoyment. This study aimed to: (a) identify the service satisfaction factors and (b) analyze the influence that satisfaction factors exert on the loyalty of ecotourists. The empirical analysis was carried out in Arenal National Park and Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge in Costa Rica, a country with international prominence in ecotourism due to the wealth of resources in its protected areas. A factorial analysis and the stepwise multiple regression method were performed for the data analysis of 246 surveys made in situ. Results show three satisfaction factors in ecotourism: “nature and culture”, “infrastructure”, and “service”, where “nature and culture” was the most influential predictor of tourists’ loyalty. The study also found a positive correlation between satisfaction and loyalty in ecotourism. This research will provide relevant insights to public institutions and private companies efficient planning and benefit the community and protected areas.

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“…Protected areas (e.g., national parks) are considered important tourism attractions within numerous natural features, rich ecological diversity, and unique cultural landscapes and customs (Chen et al, 2021). Scholars have indicated that tourism development in protected areas is an effective way to promote local economic growth, employment, and resident well‐being (Chen et al, 2021). Therefore, protected areas not only serve to safeguard biological and ecological diversity but also play a vital role in conserving the environment, which provides a basis for human activity, culture, health, and well‐being (Haukeland et al, 2013) and enhances individuals' pro‐environmental perceptions and behavior (Wang et al, 2019).…”

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“…In the past few decades, protected area tourism has received great attention in the tourism industry (Dinica, 2018). Protected areas (e.g., national parks) are considered important tourism attractions within numerous natural features, rich ecological diversity, and unique cultural landscapes and customs (Chen et al, 2021). Scholars have indicated that tourism development in protected areas is an effective way to promote local economic growth, employment, and resident well‐being (Chen et al, 2021).…”

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Does the perception of sustainability matter for environmentally responsible behavior? Empirical evidence from national park residents

Lin

Lee

2022

Journal of Tourism Research

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This study aimed to examine the differences in a theoretical model using residents' sustainability perceptions, place attachment (PA), and environmentally responsible behavior in areas with unequal tourism revenue within a national park in Taiwan. The analytical findings suggested that PA affected environmentally responsible behavior at both study sites. However, socio‐culture perceptions, environmental perceptions, and life satisfaction perceptions were precedents to PA in areas with high tourism revenue, but economic perceptions and environmental perceptions influenced PA in areas with low tourism revenue. Finally, we provide managerial implications that can help national park managers achieve sustainable management goals.

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Measuring the relationship among stakeholders from value-satisfaction-demand in the development of ecotourism of Marine Park

Cited by 9 publications

References 60 publications

Development Strategies of Oelsonbai Research Center Scientific Tourism in KHDTK Oelsonbai Kupang

Development Strategies of Oelsonbai Research Center Scientific Tourism in KHDTK Oelsonbai Kupang

Satisfaction Factors That Predict Loyalty in Ecotourism: A Study of Foreign Tourism in Costa Rica

Does the perception of sustainability matter for environmentally responsible behavior? Empirical evidence from national park residents

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