The Economic Impact of Tourism Development in Mandalika Lombok Indonesia

Widjaja, Herry Rachmat; Rizkiyah, Putri; Royanow, Achlan Fahlevi; Lemy, Diena Mutiara; Brian, Reagan

doi:10.55908/sdgs.v11i9.994

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“…Regarding smart amenities, not all tourist SMEs have implemented public network facilities, such as hotels and restaurants, public-private networks, and multilingual medical services. (Widjaja et al, 2023 andUtama et al, 2023). In particular interest, tourist destinations such as museums and smart attractions have been implemented.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The performance of tourism companies is essential to drive the success of the tourism industry and the economy (Widjaja et al, 2023). Existing literature on performance in the tourism industry focuses on international tourism demand as measured by international tourism income and domestic tourism demand as measured by domestic tourism income (Gao et al, 2019).…”

Section: Tourism Enterprise Performance and Open Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Effect of Human Capital, Social Capital, Open Innovation on Tourism Enterprise Performance in Indonesia

Ambarwati,

Effendi,

Ristono

et al. 2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: This study aims to analyze tourism business performance influenced by human capital, social capital and open innovation. The problem approach in this research uses a supply-side approach regarding how tourism actors use social networks and innovation to build social capital, which impacts increasing company performance. Theoretical framework: This research analyzes tourism performance after the pandemic by integrating social capital and innovation theories (Shi et al., 2020; Ogink et al., 2023). The concept of tourism enterprise performance has received widespread attention among researchers and management practitioners for two decades, as evidenced by various research papers and concept developments that lead the tourism industry to face problems and changes in tourist expectations regarding human capital readiness, social capital and open innovation. However, There is still much to investigate and learn about. This researcher further tested the social capital approach from the tourism service provider side, which still requires further testing. Method: This research explores the application of human capital, social capital and open innovation to government officials and tourism actors in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Yogyakarta was chosen as the research location because Yogyakarta is the second tourist destination after Bali for tourist visits to Indonesia. The sample used in this research was 353 tourism SMEs. Data was collected through questionnaires distributed directly to tourism managers. The data analysis tool uses PLS-SEM structural equations. Result: The analysis results show that the Tourism Enterprise Performance (TEP) model is acceptable, and not all proposed hypotheses have a significant positive effect. Conclusion: Human capital has a positive influence on social capital, and social capital has a positive influence on open innovation and TEP. However, the influence of social capital on open innovation and the influence of open innovation on Tourism Enterprise Performance are not significant. Future research should analyze several human capital, social capital, open innovation and Tep variables separately for each type of tourist destination. This research can create better generalizations regarding TEP in each tourist destination. Originality/Value: The results indicate that the development of literature on human capital, social capital and open innovation has a substantial impact on tourism business performance and the development of tourism entrepreneurship knowledge

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Section: Tourism Enterprise Performance and Open Innovationmentioning

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The Effect of Human Capital, Social Capital, Open Innovation on Tourism Enterprise Performance in Indonesia

Ambarwati,

Effendi,

Ristono

et al. 2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Challenges Facing Tourism for People with Disabilities (Accessible Tourism) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Alqarni,

Hamadneh,

Abduh

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objectives: The purpose of this research was to investigate the barriers to accessible tourism for individuals with disabilities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It also demonstrated disparities in the research sample's answers based on gender, kind of handicap, nature of the visit, and location. Methods: The survey approach was employed to reach the study's aim. The researchers constructed an "electronic questionnaire" as the study tool. After verifying the implications of its validity and reliability in the Saudi context, the questionnaire consisted of (29) items distributed in four domains: personal challenges related to the tourist himself, social challenges, economic challenges, and circumstantial challenges related to the tourist site. It was used on a sample of 201 disabled male and female respondents (sight-impaired, hearing-impaired, and motor-impaired). The stratified random approach was used to choose the sample from three locations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's south (Najran, Jazan, and Asir). Results: The results revealed that the difficulties of accessible tourism for individuals with disabilities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were high. According to the replies of the study sample members, there are statistically significant variations in the obstacles facing tourism for persons with disabilities (accessible tourism), related to the type of disability variable and in favor of motor impairment. Furthermore, variances in the variable of the type of the visit favored the individual visit, whereas no statistically significant differences showed in the variables of gender and area. According to the report, the Saudi government and the Tourism and Leisure Authority should take comprehensive initiatives and measures to enhance accessible tourism and modernize its services and facilities. These services are compatible with the requirements and needs of people with disabilities, regardless of their types of disabilities, individual differences, goals, and nature of the visit to reach universality.

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The Economic Impact of Tourism Development in Mandalika Lombok Indonesia

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References 18 publications

The Effect of Human Capital, Social Capital, Open Innovation on Tourism Enterprise Performance in Indonesia

The Effect of Human Capital, Social Capital, Open Innovation on Tourism Enterprise Performance in Indonesia

Challenges Facing Tourism for People with Disabilities (Accessible Tourism) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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