Relevancy of Law No. 10 Year 2009 about Tourism Towards Creative Economy as a New Platform Of Tourism Development in Indonesia

Atsmara, Akiko Nada; Kusuma, Bayu Mitra Adhyatma

doi:10.21776/ub.jitode.2014.002.01.05

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“…As such, the concept of sustainability for tourism has directly been defined in the national development policy documents and legislation such like; The mentioned policies and national laws related to tourism encouraged sustainable tourism development in the country. The sustainability issues in tourism development, in particular, have been defined within Law Number 10 Year 2009 on Tourism, the law of which covered a high level of awareness of the concept of sustainability and multidimensional aspects of environmental friendliness, economic viability, and socio-cultural acceptability with the capacity of community building as the fundamental elements of sustainable tourism development (Atsmara & Kusuma, 2014).…”

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Legal Policy Of Sustainable Tourism Development: Toward Community-Based Tourism In Indonesia

NURJAYA

2022

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Tourism development is one leading and potential element of the national establishment that can be generated to realize the ideology of controlling and utilizing natural resources and cultural diversity of the State to increase the national economic growth. In facing the changes in global economic, social structure, and living environment, the national and international tourism development trend to become a global phenomenon and economic practices for obtaining income and revenue of the respective country. In this respect, the rights to tourism particularly the rights of the local community within the area of tourism destinations, have not attracted much attention in the academic world. Little attention, regulation and policy that enacted for such a legal issue in the country of Indonesia. It may be because this tourism right is intentionally not considered a fundamental right as well as other human beings and ecological rights. However, these rights are essential in establishing sustainable tourism in the country as a part of human rights in tourism development. The article attempts to outline the conceptual dimension of sustainable tourism development. It provides an overview international policy framework, as well as the existence of national legal instruments for which the tourism industry in the country can be employed to enhance the State's income and revenue for the most significant welfare and prosperity of the people as mandated by the 1945 Constitution.

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Legal Policy Of Sustainable Tourism Development: Toward Community-Based Tourism In Indonesia

NURJAYA

2022

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“…c. Case Study: Using Coffee Culture at the Martha Christina Tiahahu Literacy Park to Improve Jakarta Urban Tourism Tourism, as defined by Republic of Indonesia Law No. 10 of 2009, refers to a wide range of activities that meet the needs of visitors, local communities, governments, and private businesses in tourist locations (Atsmara & Kusuma, 2014). In hectic cities with towering skyscrapers, congested streets, and high levels of pollution, green open spaces provide a significant alternative for both inhabitants and tourists seeking calm and a connection with nature.…”

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Integrating Literacy Gardens with the Coffee Value Chain to Promote Sustainable Knowledge Innovation

Maspul

2024

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The study explores the use of literacy gardens in coffee shops as a novel strategy for promoting intellectual development, sustainability, and community participation in Indonesian cities. These integrated places have the potential to significantly alter urban surroundings by combining coffee shops' cultural appeal and popularity with the transformative power of literacy and sustainability. Literacy gardens at coffee shops promote intellectual development and lifetime learning by creating immersive environments in which people may interact with various reading materials. These venues encourage consumers to continuously learn, think critically, and act curious. Furthermore, incorporating sustainable techniques into literacy gardens encourages responsible consumption and environmental knowledge. Coffee shops can be models of urban sustainability by procuring ethically produced local coffee beans, lobbying for fair trade, and implementing environmentally friendly practices. Literacy gardens at coffee shops promote community engagement and social cohesiveness by functioning as cultural hubs for book clubs, literary discussions, and community events. These integrated venues help to promote cultural variety, heritage preservation, and identity reinforcement by highlighting local literature, folklore, and linguistic resources. The incorporation of literacy gardens into coffee shops provides a revolutionary platform for creating knowledge-driven communities, promoting sustainability, and shaping resilient, inclusive cities. Visionary initiatives, such as Anies Baswedan's ambition to create 40 Indonesian cities, illustrate the potential for positive transformation in urban environments by integrating literacy gardens into the coffee value chain.

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“…The 2009 Tourism Law also establishes a Tourism Promotion Board at national and regional levels, which is responsible for enhancing Indonesia's image in the tourism sector, increasing tourist visits and expenditures, and collecting alternative sources of funding outside the state budget [34]. This agency is responsible for providing recommendations on social and environmental issues facing the tourism industry to strengthen sustainable tourism development plans.…”

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Sustainable Tourism as a Development Strategy in Indonesia

Fadli

Susilo²,

Puspitawati³

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In recent years, Indonesia has increasingly shown its dependence on the tourism sector by adopting the idea of sustainable tourism as a development strategy. Based on doctrinal legal research method with a statutory and conceptual approach, this article used the concept of sustainable tourism to explore the opportunities and challenges faced by Indonesia in developing tourism sector. This article argues that even though Indonesia has the 2009 Tourism Law that specifically regulates tourism governance based on a multisectoral approach, this law does not clearly adopt the concept of sustainable tourism, resulting in different perceptions between actors at various levels of tourism administration. The sustainable tourism agenda in particular still depends on the initiatives of each actor, is fragmented and heavily influenced by various factors of power relations, financial capacity, and human resources. This article suggests the need for strengthening legal and institutional frameworks to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals that place communities as the subject of tourism development.

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Relevancy of Law No. 10 Year 2009 about Tourism Towards Creative Economy as a New Platform Of Tourism Development in Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

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Legal Policy Of Sustainable Tourism Development: Toward Community-Based Tourism In Indonesia

Legal Policy Of Sustainable Tourism Development: Toward Community-Based Tourism In Indonesia

Integrating Literacy Gardens with the Coffee Value Chain to Promote Sustainable Knowledge Innovation

Sustainable Tourism as a Development Strategy in Indonesia

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