Utilization of Remote Sensing Technology and Geographic Information Systems for Tourism Development

Ridwana, Riki; Himayah, Shafira

doi:10.31940/ijaste.v4i2.2042

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“…To this account, traditional geographic information systems and participatory GIS can be handy within rural communities. This study endorses Ridwana and Himayah (2020), estimating the essence of digital technology in tourism development. Hence the role of GIS and remote sensing in their management and marketing with the Indonesia case study (Ramaano, 2021g).…”

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“…The aforementioned could sustain the now and feasible tourism aspirations within appropriate tourism strategies, particularly in the study area (Hosseinjanizadeh et al , 2021; Ramaano, 2019). Indeed, Ridwana and Himayah (2020) have appraised the utility of geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing in tourism development, management, marketing and appropriateness of new ventures, liaising with the environmental situations in Indonesia. Such specified manifest the imperative value of Internet economies within the paradigms and rationales of digital and new economies.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

Ramaano

2022

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PurposeThis inquiry examines Musina Municipality's tourism development states and strategies with “a study of existing documents and respondents' acknowledgments on their conceived engagements on tourism administrations in Vhembe District, Limpopo Province, South Africa.” Imports of sustainable tourism and community subsistence have developed in modern years. Yet, not numerous such investigations centered on synergies inside the assorted characters of tourism and their businesses. Besides, meaningful aid to promote local settlements and sustainability in provincial districts is not modestly perceived. Hence the foremost aim is to appraise a strategy for consolidating tourism as an instrument for sustainable local community development (SLMD). The examination reasons that Musina Municipality has abundant tourism feasibilities and natural resources but requires a more diverse dependable tourism plan around the ecotourism market to permit the local inhabitants while promoting environmental sustainability.Design/methodology/approachTo grasp the dynamics of tourism actualities and their management around the communities in the Municipality, Focus group discussion (FGDs), surveys, interviews and existing document inspections, supplemented by field observations, were appropriated. Consequently, Microsoft Excel, Cross-tabulation and manual sorting of data interpretation systematized the exploration of the data. The features supplementing the antecedent and modern tourism states toward sustainable-eco-tourism enterprises and assorted welfare in Musina Municipality got explained.FindingsThis study exposes an inoperative unity between sustainable tourism initiatives and ecotourism imperatives. The aforesaid could work enthusiastically on multiple forms of rural tourism in the adjoining local populations and the uprightness of urban tourism in Musina town. So, it has deliberated a basis for a conventional, sustainable, and ecotourism-bound market-orientated tourism approach to allow the local neighborhoods in Musina Municipality and its foundation toward the intact Province.Originality/valueMusina Municipality is among the renowned desiccate precincts in the North of Limpopo Province in South Africa. It got designated by the poverty-stricken rural populations. A predicament is kindred to various agricultural societies elsewhere in the world. The Municipality nevertheless grounds itself in a diverse tourism-based exhibition within the Limpopo province, the Vhembe region. Such particularized wealth manifest through ecotourism-based realities akin to the Nwanedi Provincial Park (NPP), Tshipise Forever Resort (TFF), Nwanedi Resort (NN) and many others.

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Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

Ramaano

2022

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“…As related studies, a wide-area analysis has been conducted for a regional tourism DX using the number of passers-by estimated from a Global Positioning System and cellular phone company base station data [Kawakami et al, 2020]. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data has been also utilized for tourism development [Ridwana et al, 2020]. For example, analyzing GIS, night-light, and Tweet data can help find a tourism area of interests.…”

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Business hours adjustment based on pedestrian count data toward dynamic business hour setting

Hori,

Urata,

Endo

et al. 2024

JGTR

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Tourism is an important industry for Japan. Struggling with labor shortages due to the declining birthrate and aging population, efficient data-based management of tourist destinations is aimed at. However, the utilization of data has not progressed well in stores in tourist areas. In this study, pedestrian count data collected in a town was shared, analyzed, and utilized by a restaurant to reconsider its business hours toward dynamic business hour setting. This study determined the time of a day when the restaurant could expect more customers and extended the last-orders time based on pedestrian count data collected by an AI camera and aggregated for every hour. The result was evaluated by the sales data of the cash register of the restaurant. The strategy was well received by the collaborating restaurant and other local tourism-related businesses in the area, indicating that the business hours can be adjusted by pedestrian count data. On the other hand, it remained an issue that there were days when sales did not increase despite the extension, the shortening of business hours, and commutation of changed business hours to tourists.

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“…Dalam penelitian ini dilakukan kajian analisis (Ip et al, 2011) melalui penilaian analisis potensi wisata dan penilaian daya Tarik wisata dengan konsep pengelolaan pengharkatan (Teknik skoring) dan klasifikasi tingkat potensi destinasi obyek wisata Tugu Khatulistiwa dengan pendekatan kajian pariwisata berkelanjutan dan berwawasan lingkungan atau Sustainable Tourism Development (STD) (Vieira et al, 2016). Analisa data skoring (pengharkatan) (Ridwana & Himayah, 2020) dilakukan tindaklanjut kajian analisis melalui (Sustainable Tourism Development (STD. Berikut parameter variabel daya tarik pada obyek wisata yaitu: tingkat keunikan, banyaknya SDA yang menonjol, keindahan SDA (Widowati et al, 2019).…”

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Pontianak city tourism industry as a supporter of conservative attractiveness with environmental insight

Andrasmoro,

Sariani

2023

J. Pariwisata Pesona.

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The equator monument is one of the tourism icons of Pontianak City because the location of the tourist attraction is located at 0º of the imaginary line of the equator and is a sign of the boundary of the hemisphere North Latitude and South Latitude. The equator monument has a conservative nuance with environmental insight because the location of the object is associated with the longest river in Indonesia, the Kapuas River which is the lifeblood of the people of West Kalimantan from the social, economic, and cultural sectors. The purpose of this study was to conduct a conservative study of environmental conservation-based tourist attractions. Qualitative-based spatial (geospatial) approach method. The findings of the study show that the approach to the study of environmentally friendly tourism or Sustainable Tourism Development (STD) is environmentally sustainable: A sustainable tourism management model based on ecological balance by considering social, economic, and cultural aspects, so that two zone areas were developed through a weighting assessment of tourism object potential with a value of 164 (high potential) developed through adaptation of STD environmental indicators through the Geographic Information System produced Zone A (main) is the Equator Monument area is a conservative area of geographical value: aspects of physical geography knowledge and Zone B (Supporting) Kapuas River is a hydrological and ecological conservation area zone as one of the ecotourism and hydrological asset-based rivers with an area of about 10 million Ha and has the potential for the endemic habitat of 300 - 500 species of freshwater fish. The two zones encourage the tourism industry of Pontianak City through the management of periodic tourism development (growth-oriented model), increasing tourist attraction through mass tourism attraction (mass tourism) with a model of encouraging sustainable tourism development with environmental and responsible tourism that can be recommended to the Pontianak City Government for sustainable tourism development governance

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Utilization of Remote Sensing Technology and Geographic Information Systems for Tourism Development

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Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

Business hours adjustment based on pedestrian count data toward dynamic business hour setting

Pontianak city tourism industry as a supporter of conservative attractiveness with environmental insight

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