This conceptual paper discuss the coffee tourism development potential and its impacts. Literatures are being used to explain the benefit and consequences to local communities. It also discussed the marketing opportunity for coffee tourism.
This study aims to understand the perceptions of local communities to participate in tourism development. The method used in the research is a quantitative approach. Questionnaires were distributed to local communities in major destinations in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. There were 200 data set analyzed by factor analysis. The result showed that from 28 indicators of community participation, eight groups of factors formed. The groups are 1) place attachments; 2) perception of negative consequences; 3) Community Involvement; 4) Infrastructure Development; 5) Place Satisfaction; 6) Economic Benefit; 7) Government Support; 8) Community Collaboration. This result also shows that place attachment, perception of negative consequences, place satisfaction, and community collaboration have higher factor loading compares to other groups. The finding implies that in gaining community participation, these factors could be considered as the essence of communication message in raising public awareness and participation for tourism development.
Pull factors tourists from Malaysia to visit Pekanbaru city in principle intended to be used by the government to develop tourism marketing strategies in increasing the number of tourist arrivals from Malaysia to Pekanbaru. Results of research conducted by using an explanatory survey of origin Malaysian tourist visiting Pekanbaru indicate that a visit to Pekanbaru city decision is influenced by a wide range of variables, availability of services, cultural, political stability and security, as well as the availability tourist attractions. The results of the analysis using 0:07% error level indicates that these five variables, either as a whole or partially, a significant effect on decision to visit.
This paper would give a conceptual discussion of the media convergence, technology acceptance model, and its implication on tourism marketing communication. Media convergence is the integration of multiple media, particularly conventional media with the new media. Conventional media such as a printed, audio, and audio-visual media are now integrated by the Internet technology. Thus, the information can be accessed through the personal devices. This notion affects to the way people use their leisure times, as well as, the industry do the marketing activities for tourism. Since the length of stay of tourists is decreasing, so the technology intent to assist these activities to the tourist. Hence, the paper would also discuss the tendency of the short-break tourists and the tourism business players in using the technology and its implication to the marketing communication.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the impacts of industrial revolution 4.0 to the tourism and hospitality industry and how the secondary vocational education respond to the impacts. The paper analyses discourses found in the literature. The result shows that the industrial revolution 4.0 needs basic skills, namely communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving that should be aligned with current information and technology skills. Indonesian government has developed vocational education revitalization policy that generated collaborative actions among several ministries to accelerate quality improvement for students. Some regional policies attribute to curriculum that emphasizes on hard skills improvement. This paper recommends concern on strengthening the characters that could enhance creativity, innovation, and ethics to prepare students in industrial revolution 4.0.
Bougenville Valley Resort is a tourist attraction in the Cibodas village, Lembang, West Bandung District. Bougenville Valley Resort has a tourist attraction in the form of a very beautiful valley. Despite this growth in the number of visits in the Valley Bougenville Resort has fluctuating percentage, due Bougenville Valley Resort experience landslide disasters in 2007 with a percentage decrease of -10.65% and decreased again in 2009. One of the efforts to improve and restore the number of visitors came to the Valley Bougenville Resort, is to do the revitalization of tourism products consisting of revitalization tourist attractions, revitalization amenitas and revitalization of accessibility that may affect the interest of tourists to visit a tourist destination (Nindyo Suwrano: 2008). The purpose of this study was 1) to obtain findings regarding the revitalization of the tourism product in Bougainville Valley Resort 2) To obtain findings regarding preferences visited Bougainville Valley Resort 3) In order to obtain a model of the revitalization of the tourism product of the preference visited Bougainville Valley Resort. This research is descriptive and verification, because the method used is explanatory survey method using ordinal. Teknik scale analysis used in this study is the analysis of the path (path analysis), the technique of using systematic random sampling through cross sectional method with samples taken as many as 100 visitors. The study of the hypothesis shows that the revitalization of the tourism product consists of tourist attractions, amenitas and accessibility has direct and indirect influence significantly to visit the Valley Bougenville Resort preference of 56.8%, while the remaining 43.2% is explained by other variables not examined in this study. Suggestions for tourist attraction Bougenville Valley Resort is a further enhance other programs like promotion to the level of preference visited Bougainville Valley Resort better and cooperate with government and private parties.
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