The Impact of The Rural Culture and Cultural Attractions on Poverty Alleviation: The Moderating Effect of Tourism Resources

Wasudawan, Komathi; Shakur, Mahani Mohammad Abdu; Ab-Rahim, Rossazana

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“…TR/CR do not moderate the relationship between TEA and PA. This was supported by Wasudawan et al (2021), which confirms that TR/CR do not moderate PA. He et al (2023) also explore that the difference in context between TR/CR and TEA cannot strengthen this relationship. Chang et al (2022) emphasized that TR/CR only focus on cultural, social, and geographical aspects of tourism.…”

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“…Thus, the questionnaire is consistent and accurate in measuring its construct. According to Wasudawan et al (2021) TBLW instrument uses a Likert scale of 5 points and includes indicators of rural culture (6 items) and cultural att ractions (9 items). The results in Table 3 show that the AVE value is 0.678, and table 4 shows the CRe value is 0.965.…”

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“…This means that the tools used consistently and accurately measure the construct. Additionally, Wasudawan et al (2021) developed instruments for measuring the TR/CR and PA that had 9 items for each variable and used a Likert scale from 1 to 5 . Table 3 shows an AVE value of 0.641 (6.41%) and 0.781 (7.81%), respectively, and Table 4 indicates a CRe value of 0.941 and 0.…”

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“…Chang et al (2022) stated that these tourism resources include natural beauty, historical sites, cultural heritage, arts, traditions, and much more related to the local community's lifestyle. In developing tourism resources, t he communit y certainly pays attention to preserving culture, nature, and local wisdom (Wasudawan et al, 2021). This action provides continuity to attract tourists to return and revisit the destination.…”

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“…In addition, the community's role significantly influences the preservation of nature and culture in regional development (De Bruyn & Meyer, 2022). Wasudawan, Shakur, and Ab-Rahim (2021) stated that local tourism positively impacts alleviating poverty in the community. The main factor in poverty alleviation is the role of the community in managing tourism and support from local stakeholders.…”

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