Sustainable Tourism Development: A Study on Community Resilience for Rural Tourism in Malaysia

Amir, Ahmad Fitri; Ghapar, Ammar Abd; Jamal, Salamiah A.; Ahmad, Khairun Najiah

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.10.217

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“…If tourism is to continuous making a positive contribution to sustainable rural tourism development, it is vital to have a better understanding of this dependence. (Amir, Ghapar, Jamal & Najiah, 2015).…”

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Local Community Attitudes Toward Sustainable Rural Tourism Case Study of Nusatourism Village in Aceh

Yahya¹,

Fang²

2019

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Studies related to sustainable rural tourism have been attracting researcher interest due to the many benefits it provides for not only host community but also for all stakeholders of rural tourism such as tourists, tour operators and tourism business managers. The aim of this study is to understand the attitudes of local community in improving rural tourism sutainability in Aceh.The study employs qualitative research design and utilized the insightful case study approach to comprehend the issues of local community attitudes on sustainable rural tourism. Particularly, the intrinsic case study is chosen to explore the study because Nusa tourism village has been successfully practicing rural tourism business and becomes the fastest growing tourism village in Aceh. In addition Nusa tourism village also can become a role model for other tourism villages in Aceh for it unique qualities and supports of it local leaders and communities, also the strong PEOPLE: International Journal of Social Sciences 1027 positive impact its provide for local community. This study will construct practical knowledge that can be applied throughout tourism villages with the same level of requirements and situations.

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Local Community Attitudes Toward Sustainable Rural Tourism Case Study of Nusatourism Village in Aceh

Yahya¹,

Fang²

2019

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“…Research on culture has been carried out in recent decades. Various methods are used to find out what is happening and will happen with cultures throughout the world, especially in non-material cultures whose existence continues to be threatened as times change [26]. Research on understanding how enculturation patterns are carried out in certain regions is always interesting to study.…”

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Local Wisdom as Educational Tourism: A Study from Kampong Dukuh West Java Indonesia

Komariah¹,

Asyahidda²

2019

Proceedings of the 3rd International Seminar on Tourism (ISOT 2018)

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Community life with local wisdom is always interesting to discuss, especially local wisdom is really different from the lives of people in general. Indeed, the values of local wisdom contained in a particular area are sacred and must be maintained. However, often the values of local wisdom are only stored and carried out by people who live in the area, whereas in fact the values of local wisdom are very useful for people's lives. Therefore, by utilizing modernity, uniqueness, and the values of local wisdom, certain areas can be used as educational tours that not only benefit leisure but also provide life learning that comes from the values of local wisdom. Information exploration activities about the values of local wisdom are carried out in Kampung Dukuh, Garut, West Java, Indonesia with a qualitative approach and a case study method of local wisdom values that can be used as an educational tourism vehicle for local wisdom can be found. This finding is seen to be beneficial for the development of tourism which places the values of local wisdom as a form of new educational tourism that is beneficial to the lives of individuals and society in general. Keywords-local wisdom; tourism education; tourism development3rd International Seminar on Tourism (ISOT 2018)

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“…Bec et al (2016) suggested that some of the academic work on community resilience had focused on the tourism system"s ability to respond to short term problems and looked to identify core concepts of community resilience to develop a framework to explore community resilience to long term tourism decline. Amir et al (2015) Resilience to the impacts of climate change on tourism is attracting increasing attention. In general terms, Dogru et al (2019) looked to examine the extent to which resilience to climate change affects tourism and argued that mitigation policies should be prioritized at a global scale.…”

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The Role of Resilience in Research and Planning in the Tourism Industry

Jones¹,

Comfort²

2020

AJT

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The concept of resilience is attracting increasing attention across a wide range of academic disciplines and business sectors. While academic researchers have increasingly employed the concept to inform their work on sustainability, there is also growing interest in a wider conceptualisation of resilience as the focus for tourism planning. With these thoughts in mind, this exploratory paper reviews how the concept of resilience is both illuminating academic research on sustainability and guiding the development of new planning strategies, within the tourist industry and offers some wider reflections on the use of the concept within the industry.

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Sustainable Tourism Development: A Study on Community Resilience for Rural Tourism in Malaysia

Cited by 141 publications

References 14 publications

Local Community Attitudes Toward Sustainable Rural Tourism Case Study of Nusatourism Village in Aceh

Local Community Attitudes Toward Sustainable Rural Tourism Case Study of Nusatourism Village in Aceh

Local Wisdom as Educational Tourism: A Study from Kampong Dukuh West Java Indonesia

The Role of Resilience in Research and Planning in the Tourism Industry

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