The Development Strategy of Tourism Sector in Ponorogo, Indonesia

Abstract

This study aims to identify the priority strategies for developing the Ngebel Lake tourism object in Ponorogo Regency. This paper applied AHP method in determining the priority of appropriate policy strategies in developing the Ngebel Lake tourism object. This study took a sample of 30 respondents using purposive and incidental sampling techniques. The results showed that the infrastructure aspect is the priority policy criterion in developing tourism objects with the value of 0.424 while the lowest priority is the institutional aspect with the value 0.155. Based on these result, the effort to develop tourism objects is directed according to the criteria that are the priority of the strategy, namely the infrastructure aspect with the support of optimal promotion. Furthemore, the development of tourism objects can be conducted by increasing facilities and infrastructure such as repairing or widening road access to the location of tourism object in Ponorogo, Indonesia.

Development Strategies of Oelsonbai Research Center Scientific Tourism in KHDTK Oelsonbai Kupang

“…The factor which supports the potential of the KHDTK Oelsonbai area to be scientific tourism is its natural tourism potential. Sumarsono et al (2020) stated that in the context of developing tourism, it must be directed at the utilization of natural resources. Therefore, the object of tourism attraction in this study used the object of natural tourism attraction.…”

“…Good accessibility will help visitors reach the tourism location using various transportation methods. The development of tourism objects can be conducted by increasing facilities and infrastructures, such as repairing or widening road access to the location of tourism objects (Sumarsono et al 2020). Furthermore, improving the accessibility and infrastructure of the area around tourist attractions that is adapted to the local wisdom of the community, for example, the axis road to the location of the tourist attraction is more appropriate to make road rebates rather than paving the road (Nugroho et al 2015).…”

Juridic Aspects of the Development of the Sempuana Holy Water Spring as a Tourism Attraction in Dalung Village, Badung

“…Lubis & Siregar (2021) in their study about Aspects of Civil Law in the Development of Culture-Based Tourism revealed that it needs to give legal protection in terms of safety and security for or visitors, both domestic tourists and foreign tourists. In addition, a study conducted by Sumarsono, Arti, & Soesilo (2020) 'The Development Strategy of Tourism Sector in Ponorogo, Indonesia mentioned that the effort to develop tourism objects is directed according to the criteria that are the priority of the strategy, namely the infrastructure aspect with the support of optimal promotion. Therefore, based on the background of this study above, the purpose of this study is to examine the legal basis for the development of a site into a tourist attraction.…”

Integrated Tourism Development: an Institutional Management Priority Study

“…In this regard, the potential of natural resources and cultural diversity in eastern Indonesia is very potential to support this target. The diversity of natural resources in the eastern part of Indonesia has always been an attraction for tourists, both local and foreign tourists (Atmoko 2021;Kusniasanti, 2019;Sumarsono et al, 2020). However, not all tourism is managed and developed properly.…”

“…One of the obstacles is the low awareness of the community to participate (Asiabar, et al, 2021;Zhou et al, 2021). Human awareness and consolidation to promote the economy collectively, especially in human relations with nature is the basis for the realization of sustainable tourism (Sumarsono, et al, 2020;Indiarti & Munir, 2016).…”