The Accessibility of Transportation to Support Tourism in the Municipality of Mentawai Islands

Mafrudoh, Lut; Gultom, Simon; Pratiwi, Sekar Widyastuti; Widiyanto, Prima

doi:10.2991/grost-17.2018.22

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“…Hasil dari berbagai penelitian sebelumnya memberi gambaran bahwa moda transportasi air di Indonesia belum memadai dalam mendukung pariwisata. (Mafrudoh et al, 2017) memberikan contoh tantangan transportasi ke Kepulauan Mentawai yang masih dianggap mahal oleh wisatawan domestik. Salah satu solusi dari mahalnya harga transportasi antar pulau adalah mengatur rute pelayaran antar pulau secara efisien sehingga mengurangi biaya.…”

Section: Aksesibilitas Dan Pariwisata Pulau Kecilunclassified

Strategi Mengatasi Aksesibilitas Destinasi Pulau Kecil Dengan Penyesuaian Segmentasi Wisatawan Kepulauan Riau

Narotama,

Saduddin,

Furjatullah

2024

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A prevalent challenge encountered by small islands pertains to accessibility. Nevertheless, numerous ostensibly isolated islands attract a substantial number of tourists. This article examines the relationship between accessibility and tourism development on small islands to understand the two better. Qualitative data collection methods were utilized for this study, including in-depth interviews, the collection of pertinent secondary data, and field observations. Following analysis, the collected data were presented in a comparative descriptive fashion. A discussion of the island approach (islands and archipelagos) is undertaken to comprehend the interconnections between minor islands and other locations within the larger region. Field research indicates that despite possessing the aesthetic appeal of beaches and sea, many small islands still need to exploit their tourism potential fully. This is primarily due to the exorbitant transportation expenses for domestic visitors and the need for adequate tourism infrastructure, including resorts and hotels of international caliber catering to affluent-class tourists (middle and above). Conversely, despite being classified as remote islands, the Riau Archipelago maintains strong diplomatic relations with neighboring nations. It can attract international visitors for cultural tourism, beach activities, and scuba diving. Small islands may benefit from a strategy targeting affluent classes and foreign tourists. In order to develop the tourist experience on small islands by expectations, it is necessary to enhance tourism infrastructure and services for tourists and tourism investors as a result of targeting the tourist segment.

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Section: Aksesibilitas Dan Pariwisata Pulau Kecilunclassified

Strategi Mengatasi Aksesibilitas Destinasi Pulau Kecil Dengan Penyesuaian Segmentasi Wisatawan Kepulauan Riau

Narotama,

Saduddin,

Furjatullah

2024

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“…People are also switching to using their private vehicles with the intention of avoiding COVID-19 transmission. The sharp decline in demand for public transportation is due to the new distancing behaviour and fear of contracting in public transportation [6] [7] [8].…”

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Correlation the Urban Mobility and COVID-19 Case in Yogyakarta City

Miladan,

Istanabi,

Aliyah

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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COVID-19 is an outbreak that spreads mainly due to human interaction. Transmission is greater when there is a potential crowd. So, the main policy in dealing with the spread of COVID-19 is to limit interactions. Interaction restrictions are carried out in various ways from social distancing to mobility restrictions. Mobility restriction means reducing the movement of the population for various purposes of movement. The less movement the number of transmissions of COVID-19 cases will also decrease. However, in various studies it turns out that this is not always the case. Reducing movement does not necessarily reduce the number of positive cases. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to find the correlation between population mobility and the spreading of COVID-19 cases in Yogyakarta City. Yogyakarta is one of the cities in Indonesia that is the epicentre of COVID-19. This research uses descriptive quantitative method and correlation analysis technique. The population mobility was obtained from primary data in the form of questionnaires, while COVID-19 cases were obtained from secondary data which provided by the Municipality of Yogyakarta City. The results of the analysis show that there is no correlation between the transportation mode choice and frequency of travel, and COVID-19 spreading. However, the travel time has a positive and significant correlation with the spreading of COVID-19.

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The Accessibility of Transportation to Support Tourism in the Municipality of Mentawai Islands

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Strategi Mengatasi Aksesibilitas Destinasi Pulau Kecil Dengan Penyesuaian Segmentasi Wisatawan Kepulauan Riau

Strategi Mengatasi Aksesibilitas Destinasi Pulau Kecil Dengan Penyesuaian Segmentasi Wisatawan Kepulauan Riau

Correlation the Urban Mobility and COVID-19 Case in Yogyakarta City

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