The Digital Nomad Tourist Motivation in Bali: Exploratory Research Based on Push and Pull Theory

Prabawa, I Wayan Sukma Winarya; Pertiwi, Putu Ratih

doi:10.30958/ajt.7-3-3

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“…The pull factor is caused by external elements and plays an important role in the choice of destination. Based on subsequent research, most scholars believe that push factors refer to the driving agents that encourage tourists to identify and meet their needs, such as relaxation, prestige, and knowledge (Mshai et al, 2022), and pull factors are destination attractiveness and destination-related motives held by tourists, such as inspiring destination and enjoyable activities (Prabawa & Pertiwi, 2020). Both push and pull factors are positive and encourage tourists to make travel choices (Arowosafe et al, 2022; Su et al, 2020).…”

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Configuring the Pattern of Sustainable Tourism Development as Affected by the Construction of a High-Speed Railway System

Terason

2023

Sage Open

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This study highlights the role of a high-speed railway system in driving the tourism industry, as the tourism market prepares to achieve sustainable development after the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering the example of southwestern China, this study summarizes the configuration patterns of sustainable tourism development based on the fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis method, and subsequently uses the gravity model to express its core factor based on the ArcGIS platform. The study found that the tourism development pattern in this area was not homogenous, but rather a combination of six equivalent patterns (namely configured pattern). Tourism Economic Connection was the core variable to promote tourism development. Therefore, based on the configurational theory, each city should determine its own pattern and accordingly develop strengths as well as complement weaknesses. Furthermore, determined by the complexity theory, cities should capitalize on the strength of the high-speed railway system and learn from the accomplishments realized in other cities.

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Configuring the Pattern of Sustainable Tourism Development as Affected by the Construction of a High-Speed Railway System

Terason

2023

Sage Open

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“…She stated that the most important advantage for digital nomads in a destination is the community sense that includes easy access to meeting other people and events. Prabawa and Pertiwi (2020) have examined the digital nomad tourist motivation in Bali, Indonesia. The authors stated that Bali has many natural beauties and cultural activities attracting digital nomads.…”

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“…During and after the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of digital nomads has grown significantly. At the same time, several tourism destinations worldwide have developed specific programs and incentives to attract and host them since they have different characteristics from conventional tourists (Prabawa & Pertiwi, 2020;Zerva et al, 2023). Crete is a well-known and popular tourist destination for vacations worldwide (Andriotis & Vaughan, 2008;Matzarakis & Nastos, 2011).…”

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Possibilities of Developing Thematic Tourism Related with Digital Nomads in the Island of Crete, Greece

Vourdoubas

2023

EJSOCIAL

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The attraction of digital nomads is an important challenge for several tourism destinations worldwide. The island of Crete, Greece, is a popular tourist destination for summer holidays visited by mil. of tourists every year. The possibility of attracting digital nomads in Crete, which has many amenities and desirable features, has been investigated. Although several famous tourism destinations worldwide have developed appropriate policies to attract digital nomads, the island of Crete has not been active on this issue. The current research aims to examine Crete’s strengths and advantages for attracting digital nomads to fulfill their expectations and desires. The island has developed many types of thematic tourism according to the preferences of different tourist’ segments, differentiating its tourism product, which is currently based on mass tourism. It also has all the characteristics favorable to digital nomads, indicating that the island can be an ideal place for them to visit, work, and enjoy. It has been found that the presence of digital nomads in Crete will have many social, economic, and environmental benefits on the island. The current work can be useful to local authorities and the tourism industry, who should develop the appropriate policies, incentives, and tools to attract the growing number of digital nomads in Crete.

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“…Academic research on digital nomads has included conceptual, essential, and applied studies. The former are studies on digital nomads' characteristics and lifestyles [13,15,24,25], psychological foundations, and behavioral orientations [16,23,26,27]. The latter are studies on digital nomads' digital work systems and environments [28][29][30][31], leisure and tourism behaviors, and other interests [12,[32][33][34][35].…”

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A Way to Attract Digital Nomads to Tourist Destinations in the New Normal Era

Ji,

Kim,

Kim

2024

Sustainability

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In the new normal era, digital nomads are poised to play a pivotal role in driving innovation and revitalizing local economies. Their unique lifestyle and skillset can contribute to positive social and cultural changes, making them valuable assets in shaping the future of work and society. This study explores the characteristics of digital nomads based on remote work and seeks policy ways to attract digital nomads to tourist attractions. Focus group interviews (FGIs) were intended to establish policies related to digital nomads’ tourist sites in the new normal era and to provide implications for strategies to revitalize digital nomads. Each FGI’s panel consists of eight people working for working-level officials, government officials, and public organizations, and it was held three times in about two months, from January to February 2023. FGIs consist of four areas: ‘activating local tourism’, ‘digital transformation’, ‘development of wellness contents’, and ‘creating a settlement environment’. Moreover, eight strategic topics and 24 strategic tasks were derived from each strategic category. Seeking regional attraction strategies for digital nomads is meaningful in responding to paradigm shifts in the new normal era and exploring sustainable local ecosystems.

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The Digital Nomad Tourist Motivation in Bali: Exploratory Research Based on Push and Pull Theory

Cited by 27 publications

References 5 publications

Configuring the Pattern of Sustainable Tourism Development as Affected by the Construction of a High-Speed Railway System

Configuring the Pattern of Sustainable Tourism Development as Affected by the Construction of a High-Speed Railway System

Possibilities of Developing Thematic Tourism Related with Digital Nomads in the Island of Crete, Greece

A Way to Attract Digital Nomads to Tourist Destinations in the New Normal Era

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