Analisis Dampak Lingkungan Dalam Kebijakan Perlindungan Situs Ratu Boko Menuju Pengembangan Pariwisata Yang Berkelanjutan

Nugraha, Bima Setya; Putri, Lana Prihanti

doi:10.47256/kepariwisataan.v10i02.123

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“…This means that tourism managers, including hotels, must be tolerant in providing halal facilities for Muslim tourists. The facilities here are more about the importance of providing halal-certified food and comfortable places of worship (Nugraha, & Putri, 2016).…”

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Tourism Development Based on Religious Moderation in the Lake Toba Region Perspective of Communication Persuasion and Social Influence

Rasyid,

Alfikri,

Stepani

2023

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Domestic tourist objects which are considered to have attractive potential are visited by many Muslim tourists both from within and outside the country, but in reality these tourist objects pay little attention to the comfort of Muslim tourists. Visiting Lake Toba tourist destinations for Muslim tourists is not only about natural beauty, but also about halal food and comfortable places of worship. Halal tourism continues to be an interesting issue to discuss because it is a vital issue for the life of Muslims. It is very risky for Muslims when a tourist destination does not provide comfort regarding the issue of halal food and the availability of places of worship. This paper reviews the concept of religious moderation tourism which can be interpreted as the availability and fulfillment of the needs of Muslims and tourist destinations such as halal food that is not mixed with unclean food, proper places of worship, and various other facilities that are the needs of Muslims. The approach used in this study is a qualitative approach. Data were obtained by conducting interviews with tourism managers, community leaders, the Head of the Culture and Tourism Office, tourism observers and the community. The concept of moderating religious tourism in the Lake Toba area is already underway, such as hotels serving halal food cooked by Muslim workers, providing prayer rooms. However, what has not been seen is the certainty of food halalness with the existence of a halal certificate issued by the competent authority. The facts obtained in the Lake Toba area did not play much of a role in changing the attitudes and behavior of local residents to become more moderate towards foreign Muslim tourists.

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Tourism Development Based on Religious Moderation in the Lake Toba Region Perspective of Communication Persuasion and Social Influence

Rasyid,

Alfikri,

Stepani

2023

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“…The development of tourist villages is an alternative tourism contributing to achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) through facilitating regional development. Sustainable Tourism Development (STD), is a concept appearing to overcome the negative impact of tourism development [2]. Tourism contributes to rural development, either directly or indirectly.…”

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Sustainable tourism for rural livelihood sustainability (A case study of agrotourism in Karanganyar Regency, Central Java)

Widiyanto,

Setyowati,

Lestari

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Sustainable tourism development is a concept appearing to overcome the negative impacts of tourism development. This study aims to analyze sustainable tourism development to achieve economic, socio-cultural, and environmental sustainability goals in Ngargoyoso District. The research method used in this study was a descriptive qualitative method with FGD, direct interviews, documentation, and field observation being the techniques of collecting data. Tourist villages in Ngargoyoso District, especially in Jatirejo, Kemuning, and Berjo are supported by stakeholders, namely the government, private parties, and the community who synergize with each other to achieve community welfare. Considering the findings of study, it can be seen that the positive impacts of the existence of tourist villages include increased economic level, increased fame in the public, and reduced unemployment rate, while the negative impacts occurring include increasingly accumulated garbage, infrastructural damage, and traffic jam.

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Analisis Dampak Lingkungan Dalam Kebijakan Perlindungan Situs Ratu Boko Menuju Pengembangan Pariwisata Yang Berkelanjutan

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Tourism Development Based on Religious Moderation in the Lake Toba Region Perspective of Communication Persuasion and Social Influence

Tourism Development Based on Religious Moderation in the Lake Toba Region Perspective of Communication Persuasion and Social Influence

Sustainable tourism for rural livelihood sustainability (A case study of agrotourism in Karanganyar Regency, Central Java)

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