The market potential and financial feasibility of cable car tourist attraction development in Pelaga, Bali, Indonesia

Mukhlis, Mukhlis; Susanto, Putu Chris; Trimurti, Christimulia Purnama; Krismawintari, Ni Putu Dyah

doi:10.11591/ijaas.v11.i4.pp373-382

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“…Specifically, 29.58 In the last five years, Indonesia's forest area has experienced a downward trend. The average decrease between 2015 and 2020 was 0.21% [11]- [13].…”

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confidence: 94%

Determinants of community participation in ecotourism programs in Bali, Indonesia

Utama,

Junaedi,

Krismawintari

2024

IJAAS

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In the case of Indonesia, most of the tourist attractions offered and advertised are protected forests. This research seeks to find a balance between these two interests, so the purpose of this research is actually to determine the determinants of local community involvement in ecotourism development in Bali. This research uses quantitative methods described in the form of descriptive, and factor analysis according to the results of the survey with informants in the ecotourism of West Bali National Park, Buyan Tamblingan, Bali Mangrove, Batur Kintamani, and Lembongan. Eight factors determine community participation in ecotourism programs in Bali, namely: i) the role of leaders and business opportunities, ii) the factor of mindset and industry cooperation, iii) the factor of income, socialization, and commitment, iv) the factor of awareness of nature conservation, v) the factor of optimism to get money and knowledge, vi) the factor of facilities and independence, vii) the factor of training, interest, and participation, and viii) the factor of skills and funding.

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“…Specifically, 29.58 In the last five years, Indonesia's forest area has experienced a downward trend. The average decrease between 2015 and 2020 was 0.21% [11]- [13].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 94%

Determinants of community participation in ecotourism programs in Bali, Indonesia

Utama,

Junaedi,

Krismawintari

2024

IJAAS

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“…Thus, tourist satisfaction will be achieved because it meets the quality of service and the expectations of the customer. Vice versa, if customer expectations are not met and the quality of service is below the standard, the customer will be disappointed and may leave the service provider and maybe pass on these problems to others (Aliman et al, 2016;Corte et al, 2015;Durie & Kebede, 2017;Irawan, 2017;Marinao, 2018;Utama et al, 2020).…”

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Implementation of the ecohumanist concept in the Grand Maerakaca tourism space, Semarang, Indonesia

Sari,

Muhammad,

Hilmy

2024

Tour

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The aim of this study is to explain the implementation of ecotourism and the humanist (eco-humanist) perspective in the tourism space of Grand Maerakaca. This research has used qualitative methods to explore issues related to these concepts as implemented in Grand Maerakaca. Observations and interviews with tourists from various demographic segments were conducted to get information related to their ability to access ecotourism spaces. The results show that not all tourist providers in Grand Maerakaca implement the eco-humanist concept such as shown by the absence of local community participation and the empowerment of vulnerable groups. Besides, some tourist paths are inaccessible and dangerous for older tourists and children. Some of these are reasons why Grand Maerakaca is not attractive to tourists. The findings were analyzed using descriptive analysis techniques to obtain a perspective related to ecohumanist implementation in Grand Maerakaca. The output of this research is to suggest forms of this implementation in tourist spaces in Grand Maerakaca that can accommodate all tourists and can increase tourist visits.

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“…The financial issues associated with attractions in agritourism cover a wide range of aspects [34], including the initial investment required for infrastructure development and creation of facilities, managing operational costs, generating sufficient revenue to cover costs and ensure profitability, coping with seasonality and fluctuations in demand. Some common financial considerations are listed below:…”

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Agritourism Development through Leveraging Financial Support within the 4As Framework

Yusuf,

Wulandari,

Syukur

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Financing is a crucial issue in agritourism development. Financial considerations play a significant role in the successful implementation and long-term sustainability of agritourism ventures. This research focuses on understanding the financial challenges that arise within each component of the 4As framework. The research methodology used is a literature study. This study emphasizes the financial challenges that emerge within each component of the 4As framework. Key financial factors for sustainable agritourism includes infrastructure investment, eco-friendly planning, cost management, effective marketing, training, and environmental preservation. Developing and managing attractions requires financial investment in creating and promoting unique experiences while ensuring cultural sustainability and integrity. Access involves infrastructure development and maintenance, transportation costs, and the need to reach remote rural areas. Providing adequate amenities requires financial resources for facility development, maintenance, and visitor service management. Ancillary services pose financial barriers in terms of initial investment, operational costs, and balancing authenticity with visitor expectations. Innovative financial approaches and support mechanisms are needed to foster agritourim development. These include accessing funding opportunities, exploring public-private partnerships, leveraging community-based tourism models, and volunteer tourism. Furthermore, this study emphasizes the importance of financial support programs through government grants and subsidies, incubators and accelerators programs, and tourism development funds.

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The market potential and financial feasibility of cable car tourist attraction development in Pelaga, Bali, Indonesia

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Determinants of community participation in ecotourism programs in Bali, Indonesia

Determinants of community participation in ecotourism programs in Bali, Indonesia

Implementation of the ecohumanist concept in the Grand Maerakaca tourism space, Semarang, Indonesia

Agritourism Development through Leveraging Financial Support within the 4As Framework

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