Determining An Optimal Airport Location For Country Capital Case Study: Capital Region Nusantara

Syafi'i, Muhammad Hafizh; Wiranursamsu, Candra; Uly, Hede Jacobeth Mangngi; Wardhana, Ketut Wisnu; Prasetyani, Ikha; Pasaribu, Octo Mario; Supriyadi, Asep Adang; Arief, Syachrul; Gultom, Rudy Agus Gemilang; Prihantoro, Kasih

doi:10.1109/icacsis56558.2022.9923441

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“…The growth in visitor demand for museum experiences requires support by airlines and airports, because these provide air connectivity and optimize tourist travel time. This finding is in accord with previous studies (Piotrowska-Trybull and Sirko 2022;Syafi'i et al 2022;Tang et al 2017;Vu et al 2018). Understanding airlines' operability is much more complex than understanding the international or country markets.…”

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“…We conducted our research project on the air connectivity and proximity of large airports in relation to the top 20 museums. This research builds on previous studies related to this topic (Díez-Pisionero 2019; Doerr et al 2020;Florido-Benítez 2023;Syafi'i et al 2022;Yang et al 2022) to identify and analyze the airport's impact on museums, with the aim of improving promotion strategies in the future by airport-airline-museums-DMO in a more efficient and effective way. Thomas Bieger and Andreas Wittmer (2006) suggest that air transport is the main form of transport to many tourist destinations; in some cases it constitutes up to 100 percent of the international tourism arrivals.…”

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Air Connectivity and Proximity of Large Airports as an Added Value for Museums

Florido-Benítez

2023

Museum Worlds

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Museum studies is an academic and practical field of research that provides new challenges and opportunities to researchers thanks to the extraordinary growth of museums worldwide in the last 20 years (McCarthy and Brown 2022). There is, however, a need for more research on museum economics, including tourism (Silberberg and Lord 2015). The tourism industry has become the cornerstone of the economy for most of the world's tourist destinations thanks to the aviation industry, especially in the capital cities of developed countries where large airports are localized, as well as providing a high level of connectivity in the rest of the country. Tourism is highly dependent on the aviation sector (Florido-Benítez 2022a; 2022b). The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) indicates that air travel is the most popular choice of travel for leisure tourism (UNWTO 2020; 2021), and inside the tourism industry, museums represent a growing attraction for international tourists (Nowacki and Kruczek 2021). They help drive the tourism and aviation sectors, and play a cultural and economic role in their communities (Florido-Benítez 2023; Maxim 2017). City museums around the world empower their visitors to consider their roles as active city comakers (Grincheva 2022). “Superstar museums,” which are a “must see” for tourists and have achieved cult status (Frey 1998), depend on digital and physical positioning in the media (Plaza et al. 2022).

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