Shift-Share Analysis of Tourism Industry Growth in Kulon Progo Yogyakarta

Mn, Nuryasman; Nuringsih, Kartika; Cokki,

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“…This research aims to uncover contemporary sociological and social science phenomena concerning various tourism issues spread throughout Java. Data collection the economy's pattern from agriculture to services, one of which is tourism (Nuryasman, Nuringsih, Cokki, 2020) with agrotourism often being referred to as a promising diversification strategy (Vogt, 2013). The success of the Agriwosata project depends on tourism taking place and adapting to ongoing village activities along with implementing other non-tourism forms of rural development (Pal, 2016).…”

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“…Komercjalizacja rolnictwa ogranicza się do upraw rynkowych i odgrywa ważną rolę w rozwijaniu oraz poszerzaniu zakresu związanych z nim działań (Noviar i in., 2020). Innowacje oraz strategie rozwoju zasobów regionalnych powodują przekształcenie modelu gospodarczego z rolnictwa w usługi obejmujące turystykę (Nuryasman, Nuringsih, Cokki, 2020). Agroturystyka jest często wymieniana jako obiecująca strategia dywersyfikacji (Vogt, 2013).…”

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Local economic development strategies to increase economic growth in agrotourism areas

Mahanani

Hidaya

Wardati

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This study aims to find a local economic development strategy based on agroindustry to increase Java’s agrotourism sustainable and robust local economy. The research methods used are descriptive quantitative and qualitative. Research respondents are the community, academic practitioners and government officials. The data used covers both external and internal factors that affect the local economy in an agrotourism area and which are then analyzed using SWOT. The results show that the main strength of agrotourism in the IFE matrix is its highly strategic geographical location. The weakness is the lack of planning and business development activity which could have potential economic value. In the EFE matrix, opportunities are the prospects for agrotourism development while the main threat is the community's low interest in business development. In the IE matrix, agrotourism development is found in cell V. This can be handled by maintaining strategies such as market penetration, and market and product development. The study concludes that the local economic development of the community in the agrotourism area can be implemented if the community, practitioners and government are integrated to support the strategy.

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Local economic development strategies to increase economic growth in agrotourism areas

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Hidaya

Wardati

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“…Lu, Zhu et al (2020) argued that events should be treated as policy and can be investigated as a system in which the difference in difference (DID) model was appropriate to examine its impact on the host city. Furthermore, the Shift-Share Analysis method, first put forward by Nuryasman, Nuringsih et al (2020), was proven to be an appropriate method to conduct the economic impact composed of actual growth, region mix effect, and competitive effect in the case of Kulon Progo Yogyakarta where tourism was presented positive impact to the local economy. Kalvet, Olesk et al (2020) suggested that data is essential in policy planning, implementation, and assessment of tourism, and novel data collection methods can be utilised in future research.…”

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Tourism Economic Impact Assessment

Hu,

Kumar,

Kannam

2023

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The abundance of diverse and varied tourism economic impact studies can be overwhelming for new researchers in this field. The extensive and heterogeneous nature of these studies often creates confusion regarding the specific study topic, the relevant location, and the appropriate assessment models to employ. This paper employs the systematic literature method, co-occurrence network analysis of author keywords, and crosstable analysis to review 70 articles in the Scopus database from 1988 to April 2021. The result shows that tourism economic impact assessment topics can be grouped into tourism demand and factors affecting tourism demand. Locations of studies consist of nations, regions, cities, towns, and communities. Primary assessment models are Input-Output, CGE, TSA, and SAM; the CGE model and SAM have been applied in nations and regions; TSA has been applied to nations. The Input-Output model can be effectively utilised at different levels, including national, regional, and local scales, encompassing countries, regions, and towns. This study offers a comprehensive panorama of study topics, locations, and appropriate measurement models for economic impact assessment, enabling scholars to delve into further research with a clear understanding and direction.

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Shift-Share Analysis of Tourism Industry Growth in Kulon Progo Yogyakarta

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