Re-Desain Edu-Tourism ”Kampung Petualang” di Desa Singapadu Tengah, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali

Abstract

Since the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia last March 2, 2020, all service and empowerment activities in 2020 have followed restrictions on direct activities involving large crowds and crowds. The Covid-19 pandemic has devastated all aspects of economic and social life, especially for the tourism world, especially in Bali. Central Singapadu Village, which has only been designated as a Tourism Village in Gianyar Regency since 2018, is one of the newly developed tourist villages with potential that also experiences physical and non-physical problems. The Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) approach emphasizes village potential and the utilization of this potential becomes an opportunity in the development of education, adventure, and resilient tourism villages during the COVID-19 period. This approach focuses on the needs in village development by mapping problems in the community, including partner groups, community leaders and village government.

Komparasi Metode Svm, K-Nn Dan NBC Pada Analisis Sentimen

“…Dibukanya beberapa tempat wisata memberikan angin segar bagi perekonomian masyarakat dan sebagai tempat hiburan masyarakat, karena selama ini masyarakat sudah bosan dan jemu dengan kondisi saat ini. Berdasarkan penelitian berjudul Global Tourism Development in Bali, potensi wisata Bali selain budaya dan peninggalan sejarah adalah wisata alam [4]. Pengembangan kawasan wisata alam di daerah untuk pemerataan pembangunan dan peningkatan ekonomi masyarakat setempat sehingga tidak terjadi penumpukan wisata di daerah tertentu [5].…”

Management Optimization for Strengthening Catur Kintamani Tourism Village

“…The government encourages efforts to strengthen the village economy. The criteria for developing a tourist village include several things, namely: 1) having superior tourist attractions, 2) having institutions such as tourism awareness groups, 3) having adequate facilities and infrastructure, 4) and community involvement (Parwata, Antarini, & Astara, 2021). Data shows that the number of tourist villages throughout Indonesia registered in the tourist village network is 1,831 (Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, 2021).…”