Pariwisata Budaya Berkelanjutan: Persepsi Masyarakat Lokal

Kurniasari, Kenyo Kharisma

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“…The existence of Cafe Sawah, from the perspective of tourism types, falls under new tourism (Kurniawati, 2013). Cafe Sawah is categorized as such because its facilities, infrastructure, and amenities do not occur naturally but are created or organized.…”

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Empowerment model by Village Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) realizing sustainable village tourism in Malang Regency

Rohman,

Rozikin,

Adhitama

2023

PJIAP

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This research aims to describe the role and empowerment model of BUMDes in realizing sustainable village tourism, serving as a reference for policymakers in harnessing the potential towards effective governance. The data in this study is primarily collected through an in-depth analysis of purposively selected, relevant informants. Subsequently, the qualitative data obtained is analyzed using the Miles, Huberman, and Saldana model. The research findings reveal that empowerment, characterized by three indicators: conscientization, community organizing, and resource delivery, is not effectively carried out by BUMDes. Local communities respond to the presence of Cafe Sawah tourism independently, initiating businesses and trade within the Cafe Sawah area. BUMDes efforts to maintain the existence of Cafe Sawah tourism involve training and education for employees on rural tourism development, improving marketing management through enhanced social media promotion and conventional institution outreach, ensuring visitor comfort, delighting with natural scenery, providing local cuisine, and enhancing overall visitor experience. This study sheds light on the importance of BUMDes in fostering sustainable rural tourism while highlighting opportunities for improvement and development in their empowerment strategies

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Empowerment model by Village Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) realizing sustainable village tourism in Malang Regency

Rohman,

Rozikin,

Adhitama

2023

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“…However, most of them are unhappy with the sustainable cultural tourism due to the severe impacts that might be caused. For that reason, the researcher suggests that tourism managers and/or local governments need to develop a better market planning and management to develop sustainable cultural tourism (Kurniasari, 2021). From these two studies, it can be seen that public perceptions are highly fundamental for the development of the local tourism industry.…”

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Locals’ Perceptions Towards English For Local Tourism Industry

Sulistyawati,

Halili

2023

LJLC

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This research aims to study the locals’ perceptions towards English in association with the local tourism destination development. Since language and tourism are interwoven, the use of language is linked to the likelihood of its popularity or infamy. It is undeniable that Indonesia requires English in all tourism sectors. The problem is that Indonesian's English proficiency in general is still in the lowest position among the members of the MEA. This has become one of the obstacles to make local tourism sites more competitive in the international sphere. Recognizing the communities’ perceptions to English would be a meaningful step to advance the potentials of the local tourism destination. Therefore, two issues that this research is concerned about are: the locals’ perceptions and the problems that might pose if English were introduced. The descriptive qualitative method employed. This research is located in Langgher Dhatang, Dusun Pogag, Desa Palalang, Kec. Pakong, Kab. Pamekasan, Madura. We interviewed thirteen local people living around the location. The participants’ involvement decision was made based on the assumption that they will have a direct impact for its language planning. We designed a questionnaire in a Google Form to ask and marked the answers in accordance with the participants’ responses. The research shows various attitudes towards English: most of them (76,9%) believe that English is important for Langgher Dhatang. 15,4% of the participants who have no idea either English will have a positive impact or not for local tourism development. The rest (7,7%) sees that English is inconsequential to its promotion. The problems that could arise include a low level of motivation in learning (15,4%), a low level of education (69,2%), and the youth ignorance in tourism site development (7,7%).

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Pariwisata Budaya Berkelanjutan: Persepsi Masyarakat Lokal

Cited by 2 publications

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Empowerment model by Village Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) realizing sustainable village tourism in Malang Regency

Empowerment model by Village Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) realizing sustainable village tourism in Malang Regency

Locals’ Perceptions Towards English For Local Tourism Industry

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