Analysis of Tourists Preferences on Smart Tourism in Yogyakarta (Case: Vredeburg Fort Museum)

Amanda, Rima; Santosa, Paulus Insap; Rizal, Muhammad Nur

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1007/1/012040

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“…Even before the COVID diffusion, the need for a shift from objects to users has been gradually becoming a key point in debates and practical experimentations [23][24][25][26][27][28][29], due to the exigence to define more stimulating proposals, close to the needs of the "non-publics" to facilitate an increase in visit flows and in museums revenues. With the spreading of the Coronavirus, such opportunity has gained a specific urgency, due to the need to respond to the sense of loneliness and isolation perceived above all by young people, forced to remote learning and deprived of the social dimension of education.…”

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Languages and Context Issues of ICTs for a New Role of Museums in the COVID-19 Era

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2021

Heritage

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The rapid spread of the COVID pandemic is deeply changing people’s lives and upsetting consolidated models and lifestyles. The social distancing measures for the reduction of contagion have been heavily affecting people’s daily experiences, such as for example the public’s relationship with cultural resources. Museums, in particular, are paying the highest price for that, forced to find new forms for heritage fruition, thus representing an emblematic case. Taking its steps from the analysis of the pandemic’s effects on global museum heritage and of museums’ response, the article focuses then on ICTs’ role as communication languages between heritage and its audiences in the solutions adopted, and on their suitability to the changed context. Finally, reflections on structural and contextual aspects of the dialogue between cultural resources and their public, beyond strictly technological matters, are proposed, to highlight the real extent of the challenges facing the museum sector.

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Languages and Context Issues of ICTs for a New Role of Museums in the COVID-19 Era

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2021

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“…Ramadhani in [30] explained the creation of the automatically rating system of tourism destination based on a travel blog through an automatic approach by a new semantic analysis algorithm in Indonesia in 2017. However, in [31], it was found the important factors for the tourists' preferences to visit the Vredeburg museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia in 2018. This research provided the preferences of tourists towards smart tourism and having challenges for a more general purpose.…”

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“…Tourism Management 2 [39], [37] Tourist Experience 9 [30], [34], [32] [33], [29] [35], [36], [38], [40] Tourist Preference 2 [28], [31] TOTAL 13…”

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Smart Tourism Recommendation Model: A Systematic Literature Review

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Ramadhan²,

Trisetyarso³

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The tourism industry has become a potential sector to leverage economic growth. Many attractions are detected on several platforms. Machine learning and data mining are some potential technologies to improve the service of tourism by providing recommendations for a specific attraction for tourists according to their location and profile. This research applied for a systematic literature review on tourism, digital tourism, smart tourism, and recommender system in tourism. This research aims to evaluate the most relevant and accurate techniques in tourism that focused on recommendations or similar efforts. Several research questions were defined and translated into search strings. The result of this research was promoting 41 research that discussed tourism, digital tourism, smart tourism, and recommender systems. All of the literature was reviewed on some aspects, in example the problem addressed, methodology used, data used, strength, and the limitation that can be an opportunity for improvement in future research. This study proposed some references for further study based on reviewed papers regarding tourism management, tourist experience, tourist motivation, and tourist recommendation system. The opportunities for a further research study can be conducted with more data usage especially for a smart recommender system in tourism through many types of recommendation techniques such as content-based, collaborative filtering, demographic, knowledge-based, community-based, and hybrid recommender systems.

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“…por eso para entender correctamente cómo funciona la percepción de un visitante se debe conocer todos los aspectos tanto positivos como negativos para poder asociarlos con posibles eventos que pudiesen afectar al destino turístico (Hugo et al, 2014). Amanda et al, (2018), señala que en el turismo conocer las preferencias de los visitantes sirve para destacar las ventajas con las que cuentan estos destinos para que quienes acudan puedan recomendarlos o tener el deseo de volver. Frias & Cabral (2015) consideran que hay varios factores que pueden ser sintetizados en diferentes categorías como: naturaleza porque permite el contacto directo en forma sustentable; eventos culturales y sociales porque facilita las relaciones con la población local; ambiente socioeconómico debido a que no se realizan actividades que significan gastos financieros elevados; infraestructura turística porque el disfrute total del sitio depende de que existan todas las facilidades necesarias como alojamiento, senderos, rutas accesibles; ocio y aventura porque permiten probar nuevas experiencias.…”

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Aspectos turísticos referenciales del Área Nacional de Recreación Isla Santay – Guayas, Ecuador

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El desarrollo turístico de la comunidad San Jacinto de Santay, responde a un proceso aproximado de 15 – 20 años, liderado por diferentes estamentos públicos y privados que desarrollaron propuestas para incidir en la calidad de vida de los habitantes de la isla, compuesta por una población flotante de aproximadamente 226 personas, que se encontraban en situación de pobreza extrema, frente al malecón Simón Bolívar de la ciudad de Guayaquil- Ecuador. El 2014 se convirtió en el año del cambio para la comunidad, después de la inversión del Estado con cerca de $ 41 millones USD en infraestructura y capacitación. La Isla tiene un record de 527.000 visitantes en el 2015 convirtiéndose en un destino turístico nacional, lo que incidió en la mejora de la calidad de vida de sus habitantes, situación que en este momento corre el riesgo de perderse, porque los dos puentes que permiten el acceso están afectados en sus estructuras a partir de accidentes con la transportación naviera.

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Analysis of Tourists Preferences on Smart Tourism in Yogyakarta (Case: Vredeburg Fort Museum)

Cited by 8 publications

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Languages and Context Issues of ICTs for a New Role of Museums in the COVID-19 Era

Languages and Context Issues of ICTs for a New Role of Museums in the COVID-19 Era

Smart Tourism Recommendation Model: A Systematic Literature Review

Aspectos turísticos referenciales del Área Nacional de Recreación Isla Santay – Guayas, Ecuador

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