Economic Valuation of Tourism Attraction of Jatijajar Cave in Kebumen Regency

Susilowati, Indah; Syah, Angga Ferdinan; Suharno, Suharno; Aminata, Jaka

doi:10.15294/jejak.v11i1.13523

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“…An increase in the number of tourist attractions will increase job opportunities or require additional labor because if there is an additional tourist attraction, it requires labor to manage tourist attractions and serve tourists. The intensive development of tourist attractions will encourage a multiplier effect for the community, such as increasing community welfare by expanding and creating new jobs, both in the formal and informal sectors (Susilowati et al, 2018). One of the important factors in the tourism sector is the potential of a tourist attraction that encourages tourists to visit this tourist attraction (Devy & Soemanto, 2017).…”

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The Effect of Tourism Development on Labor Absorption in Central Java

Alfhatihah,

Karsinah

2023

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Tourism is one of the leading sectors in Indonesia, so the government develops this sector in a sustainable. Tourism development has a positive impact such as labor absorption. This study aims to determine the effect of the number of tourist attractions, tourists, hotels, and restaurants on employment and to see the differences touriin sm indicators in DPP Borobudur-Dieng and Semarang-Karimunjawa. The data processing method uses panel data regression analysis and different tests with panel data types during 2017 – 2020 period and analysis tools using Eviews-9 and SPSS. The results show that the variable number of tourist attractions, hotels, and restaurants has a positive and significant effect on labor absorption and the number of tourists has a positive and insignificant effect on labor absorption. Based on the results of the Differential t-test, shows that there is no significant difference in the variable number of tourist attractions, tourists, hotels, and restaurants, but the variable number of workers shows a significant difference in DPP Borobudur-Dieng and Semarang-Karimunjawa. This study suggests that the government should develop tourism by promoting tourism, improving service quality, and increasing the capacity of the tourism workforce and for the community to maintain and preserve tourism infrastructure.

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The Effect of Tourism Development on Labor Absorption in Central Java

Alfhatihah,

Karsinah

2023

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“…Research on the topic of the contingent valuation method (CVM) was conducted by (Baskara et al, 2017) regarding the economic value of managing the core zone of the island of Karimunjawa. (Susilowati et al, 2018) Regarding the economic valuation of the Jatijajar Goa tourist attraction in Kebumen Regency, and Ardiansyah et al (2019) regarding the estimation of the economic value of mangrove forest conservation in Karimunjawa island.…”

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Economic valuation of Kampung Rawa tourism development by CVM approach in Bejalen Village, Semarang Regency

Aini,

Haryono,

Insani

2022

IJIER

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One of the tourist attractions in Semarang Regency is Kampung Rawa in Bejalen Village, Semarang Regency. The existence of Kampung Rawa becomes an instrument of local economic development in Bejalen Village. So, Kampung Rawa needs to be developed by making a selfie spot in Kampung Rawa interesting to visitors. This study aims to develop a hypothetical market development of selfie tourist attractions. The method in this study is a survey method for calculating economic value using contingent valuation methods (CVM). The results of this research are visitors are willing to pay (WTP) for the development of Kampung Rawa tourism. The average value of the WTP can be used as a reference for determining entry tickets for visitors allocated to develop Kampung Rawa tourism in Bejalen Village.

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Social Economic Benefits of an Underground Heritage: Measuring Willingness to Pay for Karst Caves in Italy

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Karst caves are widespread in Europe, especially in the Mediterranean area. Besides their purely environmental functions, they often are important tourist destinations and contribute to the so-called identity amenities or landscape beauties of a territory. In spite of their interest and tourism potential, economists have paid little attention to karst caves and their economic value. In this paper, the contingent valuation method (CVM) was applied to investigate tourists’ preferences and estimate the monetary value attributed to karst caves, and in particular to the Pradis Caves, Friuli Venezia Giulia region (Italy). 540 visitors of the area took part in a face-to-face contingent valuation survey. Mean willingness-to-pay was equal to € 5.37. When scaled up to the population, gross social benefit was estimated in about € 23 K/year. Findings suggest that the karst cave value could have a significant impact on the social welfare gains or losses, and inform the karst cave-use management debate concerning the trade-offs of developing tourism activities. The estimated values allow institutional decision makers to identify the volume of financial resources to be put into play for interventions aimed at protection and conservation of this environmental asset.

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Economic Valuation of Tourism Attraction of Jatijajar Cave in Kebumen Regency

Cited by 3 publications

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The Effect of Tourism Development on Labor Absorption in Central Java

The Effect of Tourism Development on Labor Absorption in Central Java

Economic valuation of Kampung Rawa tourism development by CVM approach in Bejalen Village, Semarang Regency

Social Economic Benefits of an Underground Heritage: Measuring Willingness to Pay for Karst Caves in Italy

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