Model of Local Population Perception in Supporting Coastal Tourism Development and Planning in Bali

Made, Wardana I; Mudiartha, Utama I Wayan; Putu, Astawa I

doi:10.30892/gtg.23321-335

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“…(Setini et al, 2021). Additionally, community support greatly modifies the relationship between ecotourism performance and sustainable consciousness, according to Wardana et al (2018). This demonstrates that the community's spirit and awareness are still strong in terms of creating high-quality tourism for visitors.…”

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“…According to the results of reference tracing and early observations, a sort of tourism focused on the natural environment or Ecotourism, yet cultural tourism remains dominant. Ecotourism has a weak correlation with destination competitiveness but a substantial correlation with efforts to build sustainable tourism, according to research on the Empowerment of Cultural Tourism and Ecotourism (Wardana, Utama, & Astawa, 2018). The low correlation between ecotourism and destination competitiveness is attributed to poor ecotourism development management in terms of planning, stakeholder participation, local community involvement, and oversight components.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The low correlation between ecotourism and destination competitiveness is attributed to poor ecotourism development management in terms of planning, stakeholder participation, local community involvement, and oversight components. Wardana et al, (2018) discovered that local community support moderates the association between Ecotourism and sustainable tourist development.…”

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The Influence of Ecotourism Performance on Quality Tourism Experience and Sustainable Consciousness

Olivar,

Bulac,

Genovia

et al. 2023

ijthr

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Purpose of the study: This study aimed to investigate the influence of ecotourism performance on quality tourism experience and sustainable consciousness. Methodology: Adopted survey questionnaires were given to a sample of 400 tourists in the tourism sector in Davao City. This study employed a non-experimental design utilizing a descriptive correlation technique. The statistical tools used were frequency, mean, Pearson r, and Sobel test. Main Findings: It was found that the level of quality tourism experiences, sustainable consciousness, and ecotourism performance of tourists in Davao City are strongly agreed upon. The correlation between quality tourism experience, sustainable consciousness, and ecotourism performance has a weak but positive relationship, whilst ecotourism performance and sustainable consciousness have a very positive relationship. Implications: This study implies that to have a quality tourism experience and improve ecotourism for everyone, every visitor must be conscious of sustainability in the areas of attitude, behavior, and knowledge. This can be done in that the host must publish educational awareness to be responsible tourists such as campaign posters, innovative digital promotional branding strategies, and the like. Novelty: This study is covering important aspects of quality tourism experience with special reference to Davao City.

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The Influence of Ecotourism Performance on Quality Tourism Experience and Sustainable Consciousness

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Genovia

et al. 2023

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“…The Boracay Island, a vacation location in the Philippines, has undergone ecosystem changes due to over-tourism, with the island closing for six months in 2018 to reduce its impact on the ecosystem [6]. However, coastal tourism may also be a reason to sustainably preserve coastal ecosystems, and it can also benefit communities [7]. In "Life below Water," the 14th of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which specify the aims of the United Nations for 2030, one of the main targets is to manage coastal and marine tourism and to distribute its benefits fairly to the community [8].…”

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Coastal Tourism Spatial Planning at the Regional Unit: Identifying Coastal Tourism Hotspots Based on Social Media Data

Kim

Chun

Kim

et al. 2021

IJGI

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There is an increasing need for spatial planning to manage coastal tourism, and applying social media data has emerged as an effective strategy to support coastal tourism spatial planning. Researchers and decision-makers require spatially explicit information that effectively reveals the current visitation state of the region. The purpose of this study is to identify coastal tourism hotspots considering appropriate spatial units in the regional scale using social media data to examine the advantages and limitations of applying spatial hotspots to spatial planning. Data from Flickr and Twitter with 30″ spatial resolution were obtained from four South Korean regions. Coastal tourism hotspots were then derived using Getis-Ord Gi. Comparing the derived hotspot maps with the visitation rate distribution maps, the derived hotspot maps sufficiently identified the spatial influences of visitors and tourist attractions applicable for spatial planning. As the spatial autocorrelation of social media data differs based on the spatial unit, coastal tourism hotspots according to spatial unit are inevitably different. Spatial hotspots derived from the appropriate spatial unit using social media data are useful for coastal tourism spatial planning.

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The Influence of Ecotourism Performance on Quality Tourism and Sustainable Tourism in Swargaloka Ecotourism, Haur Gading District, North Hulu River District, South Kalimantan

Helmi,

Naparin

2023

RGSA

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Objective: Ecotourism is seen as a means to protect the natural environment through income generation, education, environmental preservation and sustainable involvement of local communities. Conservation (KA), Services (LA), Economic Development and Infrastructure (PE), and Control (PN) which are success factors in improving ecotourism performance (KE) can support tourism with quality and sustainable experiences Theoritical Framework: This study explores the importance of efforts to improve ecotourism performance so that ecotourism becomes quality and sustainable. This is to provide knowledge to tourists to maintain a prosperous ecosystem and natural resources Purpose: The purpose of this research is to test empirically the conceptual model of ecotourism performance (KE), namely to understand and find out the effect of ecotourism performance (KE) on sustainable tourism (PBK), the effect of tourism quality (PBK) on sustainable tourism. (PB), Methods: The object of this research is the community around the Swargaloka ecotourism area. Data collection was carried out using the survey method in the Swargaloka Ecotourism management area. Data were analyzed using quantitative methods and tested statistically using PLS (Partial Least Squares). Result and Conclusion: The results of the study can be concluded: ecotourism performance (KE) has a significant effect on tourism quality (PBK), tourism quality (PBK) has a significant effect on sustainable tourism (PB), and ecotourism performance (KE) has a significant effect on sustainability. tourism (PB). So that ecotourism performance greatly influences the quality of sustainable ecotourism. The more sustainable ecotourism performance is improved, the environment is well maintained, social welfare conditions and people's incomes are getting better. This study provides a managerial contribution to society and government to focus on improving ecotourism performance so that ecotourism is not only for the short term but for the future

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Model of Local Population Perception in Supporting Coastal Tourism Development and Planning in Bali

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Cited by 5 publications

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The Influence of Ecotourism Performance on Quality Tourism Experience and Sustainable Consciousness

The Influence of Ecotourism Performance on Quality Tourism Experience and Sustainable Consciousness

Coastal Tourism Spatial Planning at the Regional Unit: Identifying Coastal Tourism Hotspots Based on Social Media Data

The Influence of Ecotourism Performance on Quality Tourism and Sustainable Tourism in Swargaloka Ecotourism, Haur Gading District, North Hulu River District, South Kalimantan

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