Regional tourism in Inter-Governmental Authority on Development: a comparative policy and institutional best practice approach

Ayorekire, Jim; Obua, J.; Manyara, Geoffrey

doi:10.1504/ijtp.2019.100079

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“…Peranan pemerintah dalam konsekuensi berjalannya inovasi yang dirancang untuk membuahkan sebuah perubahan yang signifikan dalam menggenjot perekonomian melalui sektor pariwisata berbasis ekowisata, seperti halnya penelitian yang dilakukan oleh (Ayorekire et al, 2019) dengan judul "Regional tourism in Inter-Governmental Authority on Development: A comparative policy and institutional best practice approach" menyatakan sebagian besar REC memiliki struktur kelembagaan yang ramping dengan kebijakan pariwisata regional yang kuat dan kerangka kerja perencanaan kelembagaan yang telah membantu memperkuat daya saing global mereka.…”

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Perencanaan Pembangunan Berbasis Inovasi Ekowisata

Nur Hamidah Ritonga,

Nur Hayati Harahap

2024

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Tourism is an economic activity or a series of coordinated activities aiming at meeting individual needs related to leisure and movement of people. Tourism sector is well known as the sector that has the largest contribution for foreign exchange in Indonesia. Development planning itself can be said as an alternative to the government in carrying out the task of realizing a change in certain areas to be able to catch up with other regions. The application of innovation aims to develop a renewal involving several stakeholders. Ecotourism is an innovation that can be applied in promoting development planning in a real context. The purpose of this research is to find out the scientific trend about development planning ecotourism by using bibliometric analysis through the VOSviewer application. This research uses qualitative research with a literature review approach. The results consist of mapping and clustering the results of previous research in the form of image visualization media with network and density mapping. Projections of development planning by creating ecotourism-based innovations have been carried out in various parts of the world. The existence of development and its linkage with the tourism sector makes a positive impact on people's lives, especially rural communities. Limitations of this study is that only correlations on the existence of development in the tourism sector are presented.

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Perencanaan Pembangunan Berbasis Inovasi Ekowisata

Nur Hamidah Ritonga,

Nur Hayati Harahap

2024

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“…However, the increasing demand for tourist guides due to the expansion of the religious tourism sector is posing significant challenges (Ayorekire et al, 2020) to the further growth of this industry. The use of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) enables visitors to accomplish feats that were once deemed impossible were even forbidden, allowing unprecedented freedom and chances to explore (Allal-Ch erif, 2022).…”

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“…However, the increasing demand for tourist guides due to the expansion of the religious tourism sector is posing significant challenges (Ayorekire et al. , 2020) to the further growth of this industry.…”

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Artificial intelligence, self-efficacy and engagement in religious tourism: evidence from Arbaeen pilgrimage

Khan

2024

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PurposeThis study aims to determine how the attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI) of religious tourists affect their AI self-efficacy and their engagement in AI. This study specifically intends to investigate the mediating role of AI self-efficacy in the relationship between attitudes toward AI and the engagement in AI of religious tourists. This study also seeks to identify the role of AI assistant use as a moderator in the relationship between attitudes toward AI and AI self-efficacy.Design/methodology/approachThe data used in this study was gathered from a sample of 282 religious tourists who had just visited Karbala, central Iraq. Purposive sampling, which comprises a focused and systematic approach to data collection, was used after carefully assessing the distinctive characteristics and properties of the research population.FindingsThe results showed that attitudes to AI had a noticeable impact on AI self-efficacy, which, in turn, exerted a positive impact on engagement with AI. In addition, the use of AI assistants acted to positively moderate AI self-efficacy in terms of mediating the link between attitudes to AI and AI engagement.Originality/valueThe distinctive focus on religious tourists adds an original perspective to the existing literature, shedding light on how their attitudes towards AI impact not only their self-efficacy but also their engagement in dealing with AI. In addition, this study delves into the moderating role of AI assistant use, introducing a unique factor in understanding the complex interplay between attitudes, self-efficacy, and engagement in the context of religious tourism. The selection of Karbala, central Iraq, as this study site further adds originality, providing insights into a specific religious and cultural context.

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“…Millions visit religious places annually (Kim et al , 2019), and it is estimated that 600 million tourists go on religious and spiritual voyages globally (UNWTO, 2017). United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) promotes the potential and ability to foster understanding between many religions and civilisations (UNWTO, 2016) for repeatedly visit pilgrimage and religious sites (Terzidou et al , 2017; Romanelli et al , 2021; Ayorekire et al , 2020; Iliev, 2020; Melissa Tsai, 2021). Due to the economic influence on the residents, interest in religious tourism has grown among business people to develop several religious destinations (Campos et al , 2022; Durán-Sánchez et al , 2018).…”

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Religious tourism: a bibliometric and network analysis

Das,

Kondasani,

Deb

2023

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Purpose This study aims to highlight the theoretical foundations and future research directions in religious tourism and related topics from 2003 to 2023. Design/methodology/approach A total of 4,143 documents from Web of Science and Scopus databases related to religious tourism and pilgrimage were analysed using VOSviewer software. Findings The analysis illuminates a steady rise in religious tourism research. The most influential countries are the USA, the UK and Israel. Gendered studies, tourists’ perceptions and technology in religious tourism will be research hotspots, as predicted with keyword co-occurrence analysis. Originality/value This study thoroughly evaluates two decades of religious tourism literature through bibliometric and network analysis. It can help researchers comprehend religious tourism study more thoroughly and determine where to focus in future research.

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Regional tourism in Inter-Governmental Authority on Development: a comparative policy and institutional best practice approach

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Artificial intelligence, self-efficacy and engagement in religious tourism: evidence from Arbaeen pilgrimage

Religious tourism: a bibliometric and network analysis

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