Community-based tourism as social entrepreneurship promoting sustainable development in coastal communities: a study in Thua Thien Hue province, Central Vietnam

Tuyen, Truong Van; Uy, Tran Cao; Ho, Khanh Le Phi; Phương, Lê Thị; Ha, Hoang Dung; Nga, Le Thi Thanh; Dung, Truong Quang

doi:10.1007/s40152-023-00293-6

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“…14 This trend of sustainable tourism strives to become a tourist activity that is in great demand by tourists both in ordinary activities, routine or during holidays. 15 Sustainable coastal tourism prioritizes coastal tourism activities that conserve coastal natural resources, 16 while involving and empowering local communities to improve their economic wellbeing. 17 They are directly involved in the management of coastal tourism activities and infrastructure development, 13 which is key to the success of this destination.…”

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“…17 They are directly involved in the management of coastal tourism activities and infrastructure development, 13 which is key to the success of this destination. 16 With the full support of local government and the Department of Tourism, these tourism activities prioritize the empowerment of coastal communities to participate in the exploitation of their natural potential. 17 However, the development of sustainable coastal tourism aims 18 to: (1) Maintain and seek to adapt environmental policies.…”

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Challenges of Sawarna coastal sustainable tourism in Banten, Indonesia

Hengky¹

2023

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The research is to explore the gaps in the challenges of managing sustainable coastal tourism in Sawarna beach of Banten, Indonesia. This study uses exploratory research qualitatively and quantitatively, interaction with a number of respondents using consistency with the analysis of the content of the concept. The respondents are stakeholders involved in the management, marketing and Programme activities of regional tourism agencies. The results of the study show that it is important to update or adapt coastal tourism management policies in order to achieve this goal. The objectives of both the local government and the Ministry of Tourism may be achieved by synchronizing and collaborating between stakeholders, the challenges of coastal management can be addressed through the realization of sustainable and ecologically based coastal tourism destinations.

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Challenges of Sawarna coastal sustainable tourism in Banten, Indonesia

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2023

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“…tHowever, tseveral tstudies thave tbeen tpublished tin trecent tyears. For example, Van Tuyen et al, (2023) thave tnoted tthat tsocial tenterprises thave ta tconsiderable timpact ton tlocal teconomic tdevelopment tbecause tthey ttend tto tact tin tsocially tresponsible tways (e.g., local jobs, support for external projects that benefit society more broadly), etc.). Furthermore, in the research of Boukas & Chourides, (2016) states that social entrepreneurship can increase the sustainability of tourism.…”

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Determinant Factor of Sustainable Tourism Studies in the Tourism Sector in South Kalimantan with Innovation as a Mediating Variable

Syaifullah,

Yusuf,

Hidayah

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This research is motivated by the importance of sustainable tourism aspects in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which countries around the world have adopted this concept. This study is focused on Tourism Objects in South Kalimantan Province as a tourism destination in Indonesia. The method used in this research is an empirical study method with a quantitative approach. The technique used is a proportional sample with the help of the SEM (Structural Equation Modeling) program which is operated through the SmartPLS program. This study uses the formula Hair, et.al., (1995) with the provisions of 5 x 43 item parameters times the number of research questionnaires, namely 215 research samples. Methods of data collection using a questionnaire. The research hypothesis was tested using the Partial Least Square (PLS) based Structural Equation Model (SEM) approach. Society participation, Tourism Social Entrepreneurship, Destination Governance and Innovation have a significant effect on Sustainable Tourism. Furthermore, Society participation, Tourism Social Entrepreneurship, Destination Governance have a significant effect on Innovation. And Innovation mediates the relationship between Society participation, Tourism Social Entrepreneurship, and Destination Governance towards Sustainable Tourism. This study is expected to provide a better understanding of how innovation can be an important factor in achieving sustainable tourism in South Kalimantan.

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Do ecotourism, green construction, environmental education, and sustainable behaviour lead to sustainable development? A mediation–moderation approach

Duong,

Ngo

2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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Community-based tourism as social entrepreneurship promoting sustainable development in coastal communities: a study in Thua Thien Hue province, Central Vietnam

Cited by 4 publications

References 43 publications

Challenges of Sawarna coastal sustainable tourism in Banten, Indonesia

Challenges of Sawarna coastal sustainable tourism in Banten, Indonesia

Determinant Factor of Sustainable Tourism Studies in the Tourism Sector in South Kalimantan with Innovation as a Mediating Variable

Do ecotourism, green construction, environmental education, and sustainable behaviour lead to sustainable development? A mediation–moderation approach

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