Planning for Nature-Based Tourism in East Java: Recent Status of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Its Implication for Sustainable Tourism

Hakim, Luchman

doi:10.5614/ajht.2008.7.2.02

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“…built on solid and proven environmental standards, environmentally sound design and local people's involvement , as they will increase tourist and local resident satisfaction and conserve biodiversity (Hakim and Nakagoshi, 2008).…”

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“…Despite these recommendations, tourism in the area continues to grow spontaneously rather than in a top-down planning approach. This has led to numerous problems such as conflicts between conservation, pilgrimage and tourism uses (Hakim and Nakagoshi, 2008). Through more balanced and long-term planning, stakeholders can still achieve economic benefits, while supporting conservation programs, increasing cultural appreciation and enhancing quality of life.…”

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Pilgrimage to Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

Choe¹,

Hitchcock²

2018

Religious Pilgrimage Routes and Trails: Sustainable Development and Management

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This chapter examines the pilgrimage tradition of the Tenggerese people, a Javanese ethnic group in Eastern Java, who travel to Mount Bromo during their celebration of the Yadnya Kasada or Kosodo festival to make offerings to the mountain gods. After looking at tourism to the island of Java more generally, the chapter discusses the history of this pilgrimage and looks at the significance of this pilgrimage for both the Tenggerese people and tourism officials and marketers, who have used this pilgrimage to promote religious tourism to the area. Attention is then turned to looking at the problems that have arisen because of the commodification of this pilgrimage ritual, before concluding with some recommendations for overcoming these issues.

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Pilgrimage to Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

Choe¹,

Hitchcock²

2018

Religious Pilgrimage Routes and Trails: Sustainable Development and Management

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“…Many travelers, naturalists, and European families visited the East Java area due to its beautiful landscape and to control their plantations. Many buildings were built in remote areas of East Java to accommodate hunting activities and plantation visits by westerners [14]. Cribb [15] noted that since the early 20th century the Bromo Tengger Semeru area had been regularly visited by Europeans in the Dutch East Indies.…”

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Continuity and Change in the Midst of Ecological and Livelihood Transformation in Tengger East Java

Ismanto¹,

Kumoro²,

Kadir³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Seminar on Cultural Sciences, ISCS 2020, 4 November 2020, Malang, Indonesia

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The uplanders of Tengger around the Bromo Mountains and Semeru in East Java reflect the image of a traditional and isolated peasant community. This research argues that uplanders like the Tengger people are open to the outside world, especially in the economic sector where they are highly responsive to agricultural commodities, following the movement of the existing market. Accordingly, this study wants to probe how the relationship between the livelihoods of the agrarian sector and tourism in Tengger has undergone. Our studies have shown that Tengger can diversify agricultural activities into a non-farming economy, in our case is the tourism. Moreover, population growth and landhungry monoculture farming also have contributed to ecological crisis problems. This research aims to contribute and provide a new understanding of the Tengger community in today's situation, as well as increase the socio-cultural study of highland communities in Indonesia.

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“…Banyuwangi has outstanding landscape, rich biodiversity and unique culture. These resources is principal component for the development of tourism industry [2].…”

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Factors Influencing Motivation of the Tourism Actors in the Pulau Merah Banyuwangi, East Java, Indonesia

Setiawan

Nugroho

Hanafie

2017

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The research aimed to identify the motivation of tourism actors and to analyze the factors influencing the motivation in Pulau Merah tourism area, Banyuwangi Regency. The object of the research is 61 business actors, consisting of homestay, souvenir shops, cafe, umbrella rental services, and travel operators. Respondents were selected using Stratified Random Sampling. Data were collected through interviews with questionnaires, and completed with secondary data from local villages. Data were analyzed with descriptive analysis and Multiple Linear Regression. The results showed that the motivation of business actors was in the high category with the score of 80.9%. The actors' source of motivation to do business is derived from business benefits of 91.2%, family or friends as high as 77.4%, ideas and abilities as much as 83.3%, and confidence to advance as much as 85.3%. The result of Multiple Regression Analysis showed that motivation is significantly influenced by encouragement, action and satisfaction factors, each with a regression coefficient of 0.310, 0.218 and 0.265, respectively. While the needs factor has no significant effect on motivation.

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Planning for Nature-Based Tourism in East Java: Recent Status of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Its Implication for Sustainable Tourism

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Pilgrimage to Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

Pilgrimage to Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

Continuity and Change in the Midst of Ecological and Livelihood Transformation in Tengger East Java

Factors Influencing Motivation of the Tourism Actors in the Pulau Merah Banyuwangi, East Java, Indonesia

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