Millennial tourists’ perception on Gedhe Mataram mosque as religious tourism site

Abstract

Purpose — This study aims to analyze the perception of millennial tourists towards Gedhe Mataram mosque in terms of five components: attractions, amenities, accessibilities, human resources, and prices.Method — This qualitative descriptive research involves multiple millennial informants. Observation at Gedhe Mataram mosque area, interviews with 16 millennial visitors, and field documentation comprise the data gathering methods. A random sample of millennial visitors visiting Gedhe Mataram mosque area was selected using the informant selection technique. All discovered data is examined using the Spradley model.Result — The results indicated that Gedhe Mataram mosque area's overall attractions, amenities, accessibilities, human resources, and prices are satisfactory in the eyes of tourists.Contribution — This study contributes some recommendations to managers to develop this destination based on constructive criticism and suggestions from millennial tourists.

Wage Standards for Abdi Dalem of Kotagede Royal Cemetery and Cultural Meaning of Voluntarism and Dedication

“…From the employment law perspective, the wages (kekucah) received by abdi dalem are below the minimum wages determined by the regional government. The status of abdi dalem of Kotagede Royal Cemetery can be 57 Daryanto, "Perception on Waging System Applied for Abdi Dalem in Kotagede Royal Cemetery," Interview by Imtikhan Anas Shob'ron, January 9, 2024.…”

“…Good or bad events will be treated the same, that is, it will be surrendered and surrendered to God. 57 For him, nrimo ing pandum becomes one path to achieving spiritual needs to feel the paraning dumadi (the beginning and the return of humans) calm the soul and the achieving Semeleh (surrender to God's will). 58 Regarding award is in the form of a salary, title, or assignment or orders from the Sultan, Daryanto respect them with reverence.…”

“…23 Research on Kotagede Royal Cemetery mainly explored the issue of cultural tourism such as conducted by Erda and Witte (2021) 24 and Kamiliyah (2023). 25 Therefore, the current paper offers a new lens: an employment law perspective and personal perception of the work of abdi dalem in the Kotagede Royal Cemetery.…”