Planning for Sustainable Tourism. Case study: Kampung of Cookies, Surabaya, Indonesia

Yusuf, Abdul; Ari, Rahardian; Kisnarini, Rika; Septanti, Dewi; Santosa, Ribut

doi:10.24193/jssp.2019.1.05

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“…The quantitative method involves the examination of statistical data obtained from the BPS as well as data gathered from village profiles. While the qualitative approach is carried out in a descriptive manner through observation and interviews [16]. Observations were made by visiting several village areas and potential development sites.…”

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The Planning Concept of Sustainable Marine Based Ecotourism in Kuala Sempang Village, Bintan, Indonesia

Gusrizal¹,

Muzwardi

Muhammad³

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Kuala Sempang is a coastal village in the Bintan Regency which has the largest mangrove ecosystem. This village’s advantageous location near the estuary of the Busung River gives it the opportunity to develop marine-based ecotourism. Unfortunately, this untapped potential has not yet been fully realized. Consequently, the purpose of this study is to propose a planning concept for the development of sustainable marine-based ecotourism in Kuala Sempang. This study employs both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including interviews and observations, as well as visual analysis utilizing drone imagery and Google Earth. This study intends to generate a spatial and architectural design for potentially developable areas. In addition, a gross budget estimation plan (RAB Global) will also be produced, explaining the total amount will be spent on the development of each area. According to the findings, three seven locations have a good chance of becoming ecotourism destinations: Dapur Arang Sei Lepan, the coastal area of Busung Bridge, and the area surrounding Empat Islands. According to the RAB Global, a multi-years village fund would not be sufficient to cover the full expense of developing the area. Government assistance and private investment are also required for the development of these potential marine tourism destinations.

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The Planning Concept of Sustainable Marine Based Ecotourism in Kuala Sempang Village, Bintan, Indonesia

Gusrizal¹,

Muzwardi

Muhammad³

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…According to [4], a tourism village is a combination of attractions, accommodation, and accessibility shown in a social structure. A tourism village is an integration of attractions, accommodation, and supporting facilities that is presented in an order of community life that is united in the prevailing ways and tradition [5]. It can be concluded that the tourism village is a combination of attractions, accommodation, and supporting infrastructure that are integrated into people's lives and packaged in a tour.…”

Section: Tourism Villagementioning

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Sustainability of Kampung Jawi as Tourist Destination in Semarang City During Covid-19 Pandemic

2021

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Kampung Jawi is one of the cultural tourism destinations in Semarang City. Kampung Jawi was developed to reduce poverty and support sustainable development. However, the sustainability of Kampung Jawi as a tourist destination is currently being threatened by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Covid-19 pandemic caused a decrease in the number of tourists and restrictions on activities in the tourism sector, including economic and socio-cultural activities. This study aims to examine the sustainability of Kampung Jawi as a tourist destination during the Covid-19 pandemic. The sustainability assessment uses indicators based on 3 aspects: socio-cultural, economic, and environmental. This study uses a quantitative method with descriptive and scoring analysis. Descriptive analysis was used to identify the condition of Kampung Jawi tourism components. The assessment of the sustainability of Kampung Jawi as a tourist destination used a scoring analysis. The result of this study shows that the level of sustainability of Kampung Jawi is included in the "Medium" category. The socio-cultural aspect is the most affected aspect by the Covid-19 pandemic and has the lowest score compared to other aspects. Nevertheless, in the pandemic situation, Kampung Jawi still provides economic benefits, cultural preservation, and maintain environmental purity.

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Silver Tourism and Recreational Activities as Possible Factors to Support Active Ageing and the Resilience of the Tourism Sector

Taloș

Lequeux-Dincă

Preda

et al. 2021

JSSP

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"Population ageing, affecting both developed and developing countries nowadays, poses new challenges but also represents an opportunity for socio-economic systems in general, and in particular for tourism and recreation. In the light of the recently designed EU silver economy policies, active ageing shapes itself to be an attractive opportunity for the European leisure market. Seriously affected by the COVID-19 health crisis, the tourism sector’s resilience depends on the hospitality industry’s capacity to adapt, innovate, and respond to society’s new demographic challenges. Consequently, new types and forms of tourism and new service technologies should be implemented having in mind an ageing population. This paper used as the main research tool a survey on Bucharest residents aged 65 and over, aiming to identify their main preferences and limitations regarding recreational activities and leisure tourism. The main results identify similarities and differences to findings on European silver tourists and could be further valued by better adapted holiday packages and tourism marketing strategies for Romania. The present research emphasised differences in senior travel preferences and a possible segmentation of silver tourists in Romania (e.g. based on their income, education level), highly suggesting that the elderly’s needs have to be addressed by tailor-made products. "

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Planning for Sustainable Tourism. Case study: Kampung of Cookies, Surabaya, Indonesia

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The Planning Concept of Sustainable Marine Based Ecotourism in Kuala Sempang Village, Bintan, Indonesia

The Planning Concept of Sustainable Marine Based Ecotourism in Kuala Sempang Village, Bintan, Indonesia

Sustainability of Kampung Jawi as Tourist Destination in Semarang City During Covid-19 Pandemic

Silver Tourism and Recreational Activities as Possible Factors to Support Active Ageing and the Resilience of the Tourism Sector

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