The Indonesian tourism industry under crisis: a Bourdieuan perspective on social boundaries among small-scale business owners

Ferguson, Julie; Dahles, H.; Prabawa, Titi Susilowati

doi:10.1080/13602381.2017.1281640

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“…Lengnick-Hall & Beck, 2005;Meyer, 1982;Sutcliffe & Vogus, 2003;Weick & Sutcliffe, 2015). Small business resilience in crisis has been discussed (Comfort et al, 2010;de Vries & Hamilton, 2016;Williams & Shepherd, 2016), often in connection with the tourist industry (Ferguson et al, 2017;Lew et al, 2020) but not in an extreme context created by a highly disruptive crisis. Lengnick-Hall et al (2011, p. 750) conceptualize organizational resilience by incorporating cognitive, behavioural and contextual elements.…”

Section: Theoretical Framing: Resilience and Sensemakingmentioning

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Resilience in a time of contagion: Lessons from small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic

Sarkar

Clegg

2021

Journal of Change Management

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Section: Theoretical Framing: Resilience and Sensemakingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Resilience in a time of contagion: Lessons from small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic

Sarkar

Clegg

2021

Journal of Change Management

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“…Prawirotaman is urban traditional neighborhood (kampung) that located in the Sultan Palace circle, city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It is a prosperous kampung that accommodates the lower layer of traditional Javanese aristocracy affiliated with the sultan's Palace [16]. In the 19th century, Prawirotaman was a Sultan soldier.…”

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“…Due to the declining of batik industry in Indonesia in 1970, mostly of the batik merchants in Prawirotaman changed their batik business into room rental business for local and tourists [17]. Since 1980s, Prawirotaman has been become a popular settlement that provided low budget accommodation for tourists [16]. The method used is a combination of visual and spatial analysis to obtain the relationship between public transition space, alley and aisle and social interaction due to the necessary and social activities.…”

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The Social Movement

Fitria¹,

Said²,

Rasidi³

2022

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The domination in using transitional space becomes a social phenomenon in urban neighbourhoods in Indonesia. In Indonesia, the urban neighbourhood called kampung, its transition space is not only for accessibility but also as a social space. Kampung Prawirotaman is included. Nevertheless, the spatial transformation due to tourism development affects its residents in using the transitional space. Majorly, the residents have their social interaction at various level of transition spaces, which are street, alleys and aisles. Thus, this study focuses on the transitional spaces in Prawirotaman, on what factors influenced the resident's social movement, and how their movement patterns. The data were obtained by walking interviews to identify their social movements, then processed using ArcGIS to map their social movement behavior. Using content analysis, the result redefine meaning of transitional space in kampung urban neighbourhood. This research concludes that (1) Street in kampung Prawirotaman accommodates commercial activities related to tourism, while alleys and corridors represent a neighboring life, including social interaction. (2) The transformation of the transitional space is generally not in physical form but in their function. (3) The main influencing factors are its structure as a connecting network within kampung.

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“…As we examined before, showcasing can be framed in two ways: immediate and aberrant. Direct advertising channels should be possible with vacationers without going through mediators (Ferguson et al, 2017). For instance, the objective's site, WhatsApp business, send advanced propositions to offices and others.…”

Section: Vacationer Market Open Doors In Indonesiamentioning

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Challenges and opportunities for utilizing MSME digital marketing applications in tourism areas

Ramdan

Pramiarsih²,

Herdhiana³

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Talking about the challenges of running a business in this competitive era is a fact. Likewise, running a tourism-supporting MSME business in Indonesia has challenges and opportunities. This study aims to obtain scientific evidence and discuss it to answer the challenges and opportunities MSME drivers face when adopting digital-based marketing in their business in the tourism sector. Through a study of many literature sources that we obtained electronically, several publications, both books, and scientific articles, we finally got the results of this research. As for the analysis process, we use techniques such as coding, analyzing and evaluating the data thoroughly, and extracting conclusions that can answer this problem with high validity. Based on the study's results and data discussion, we can say that MSME managers still face challenges in adopting digital applications in their tourism sector business. The main challenge is handling technology and promotional efforts with the ability to master foreign languages ??and competitive marketing strategies. Meanwhile, the opportunity is that with the application of this technology, MSME actors can get innovative, creative, and profitable services so that the Indonesian tourism industry can be more easily developed.

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The Indonesian tourism industry under crisis: a Bourdieuan perspective on social boundaries among small-scale business owners

Cited by 16 publications

References 37 publications

Resilience in a time of contagion: Lessons from small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic

Resilience in a time of contagion: Lessons from small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Social Movement

Challenges and opportunities for utilizing MSME digital marketing applications in tourism areas

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