Ensuring good governance of marine wildlife tourism: a case study of ray-based tourism at Hamelin Bay, Western Australia

DeLorenzo, Julia; Techera, Erika

doi:10.1080/10941665.2018.1541186

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“…The concept of governance can also be applied to tourist destinations, as they encapsulate a number of diverse public and private units, as well as political bodies (Beritelli et al, 2007;Pehlaner, Volgger & Herntrei, 2012). Governance addresses decision-making processes, in other words, the implementation of decisions and structures deriving from multiple actors including civil society (Bichler, 2019;DeLorenzo & Techera, 2019). In its purest form, governance refers to the system in which actors collectively govern, organize and coordinate the actions of stakeholders to obtain common outcomes (Scott & Marzano, 2015).…”

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Towards an ICT-led tourism governance: A systematic literature review

Çakar¹

2023

EJTR

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The aims of the present paper are to identify the gaps in the current literature on tourism governance and to propose an ICT-led model of tourist destination governance. By utilizing a systematic literature review of existing literature on the issue of tourism governance, the present paper reviews 85 articles from 419 refereed articles published from the period of 1994 to 2019, employing thematic analysis to examine the data. The review reveals the gap in an ICT-based model of tourist destination governance. Based on a systematic review of recent articles, the results display elements through which effective destination governance is ensured have been identified.

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Towards an ICT-led tourism governance: A systematic literature review

Çakar¹

2023

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“…Conservation takes a long way to achieve it. Most importantly, the balance in conservation activities must be lightened by improving the economic aspects and social quality of society [2].…”

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Design of Program Objective Structure in Marine Ecotourism Development

Muksin¹,

Bustang²,

Sakdiyah³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Social Science, Humanity, and Public Health (ICOSHIP 2020)

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Ecotourism has become one of the tourist's favourites. Bangsring Underwater (Bunder) tourism is marine ecotourism in Banyuwangi East Java, that has increased tourist visits. Bunder's management involves the local community. Community engagement is expected to have a significant impact on the better management of natural resources. However, the implementation of ecotourism management from various elements other than society encounters some difficulties, especially in balancing between the objectives of improving people's quality of life, the pressure of tourism activities in the marine environment, or the utilization of wisely maintained resources. This research aims to design the objective structure of the program and determine what factors are the key to the development of marine ecotourism. The research method uses library studies and expert assessments to assess the subelements of the program's objectives, and the next stage uses Interpretive Structural Modeling analysis to design structures and determine critical factors for marine ecotourism development. The results of the research analysis found there are four levels of goal structure, and the vital elements in the development of marine ecotourism are improving people's quality of life, improving service services, realizing sustainable resource utilization, realizing maritime tourism management arrangements, expanding employment, and increasing people's income. The balance of objectives for sustainable coastal resources, tourism business performance, and community wellbeing is important to the common consciousness.

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