The Perindo Party and the Gelora Party are new participants in the political arena in Indonesia. Still, both can show their existence in the 2020 regional election. Therefore, this study aims to determine how the Perindo Party and the Gelora Party use Twitter as a tool for the 2020 regional election political campaign. This research method uses NVIVO 12 plus analyzing data with chart analysis, cluster analysis, and word cloud analysis. The data source for this research came from the Twitter accounts of the Perindo Party and the Gelora Party. The reason for choosing the Twitter social media accounts of the Perindo Party and the Gelora Party is because these parties are new participants in Indonesian politics who can show their existence in political contestation. The findings show that Perindo and Gelora parties use Twitter social media optimally for political campaigns in the 2020 regional head elections. The political campaign narrative of the Perindo Party and the Gelora Party on Twitter is related to the names of parties and political party actors. The Perindo Party is dominant in political campaign content such as party activities, party ideas, relations with the public, the issue of COVID-19, and the Party's vision and mission. On the other hand, the Gelora Party excels in the content of its Party's slogan campaign. The intensity of the Gelora Party's political campaign on Twitter is higher than that of the Perindo Party in 2020.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on the tourism industry sector. The government is trying to revive the Indonesian tourism sector by issuing a new normal policy.Therefore, this study aims to determine how Twitter is used as a tourism campaign tool by the Indonesian government in the new normal era of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach to explain the tourism campaign in the new normal era of the COVID-10 pandemic by the Indonesian government through Twitter social media. This study uses the NVIVO 12 Plus analysis technique with chart features, word frequency, and cluster analysis. The source of this research data is the Twitter account of the Ministry of tourism and creative economy and the charm of Indonesia. The findings in this study are the Twitter content of the Ministry of tourism and creative economy and the charm of Indonesia in campaigning for Indonesian tourism is about tourist facilities, tourist events, tourist destinations, and health protocol. The narrative of the Twitter account of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy and Indonesian charm is related to invitations to travel to Indonesia, the beauty of tourism, and Indonesian tourist destinations. Actors involved in the Indonesian tourism campaign are Minister Sandiaga Salahudin Uno and Deputy Minister Angela Tanoesoedibjo, and President Joko Widodo. The two Twitter accounts have a balanced intensity in campaigning for Indonesian tourism from July 2020 to June 2021.
Besides the government, many stakeholders also participated in spreading COVID-19 vaccination information in social media, including the two largest Islamic organizations, Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah. This study was intended to describe the communications conducted by both organizations which were related to COVID-19 in the social media platform Twitter. The analysis was conducted using the NVIVO 12 method. This study discovered that Muhammadiyah utilized Twitter more frequently than Nahdlatul Ulama. The messages delivered by both Twitter accounts consisted of inconsistencies in COVID-19 policies, health protocols, COVID-19 collaboration vaccinations, and awareness towards the vaccinations.
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