Regional Development of Tourism in Ponorogo Regency, East Java

Abstract

Ponorogo Regency in East Java has natural resources, as well as the potential typical culture, and a society that can be developed into tourism attractions. This study was aimed to assess these potentials that can be then optimally developed, with factors that support the construction of tourism in Regency of Ponorogo. In carrying out the development of tourism in Ponorogo, there are several constraint or barrier factors, including access to transportation facilities and infrastructure which are still minimum and not optimal, access of the road and cross facilities is still less than the expectation, make it difficult for visitors to access tourism in Ponorogo. To solve this problem, we should implement the good cooperations, for all parties to jointly together in solving those problems.

Перспективи Розвитку Сільського Туризму У Прифронтових Громадах України

“…У науковій роботі Y.A. Hilman [13] досліджено можливості трьох сіл в окрузі Понорого (провінція Східна Ява в Індонезії), які обрані як райони розвитку сільського туризму.…”

The Prospect of “Halal Tourism” Destination: An Strategy for Ponorogo Regency, East Java (Indonesia)

“…The area of Ponorogo Regency is 1,371.78 km² which is divided into 21 Districts, several sub-districts, and villages as the smallest scope. In the last 1 decade, Hilman (2016) explained that the population in Ponorogo Regency reached 871,825 people, where the growth rate was 0.05% with a density rate of 655 people per km2. Since 2019, Indonesia's economic condition has experienced a decline of 0.15%, marked from 5.17% to 5.02%.…”

Tourism Destination in Remote Area : Problems and Challenges of Tourism Development in North Halmahera as Remote and Border Areas of Indonesia-Philippines

“…Conflicts that occur due to differences in global priority interests with the needs of local people in the tourism sector also affect the sustainability of tourism supporting facilities and infrastructure [43]. Thus, it is necessary to conduct cooperation and efforts to adjust the interests of local government with the needs of local communities [44][45][46][47][48][49][50]. Thus it can be seen that partnership becomes a strategy to achieve sustainable tourism.…”