Preparing Sidatapa Village as a Bali Aga Tourist Attraction in Buleleng Regency

Widiastini, Ni Made Ary; Prayudi, Made Aristia; Rahmawati, Putu Indah

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“…Sejak itu, Desa Sidetapa dan empat desa Bali Kuna lainnya yaitu Cempaga, Tigawasa, Pedawa, dan Banyuseri (disingkat SCTPB) sama-sama berada di wilayah Kecamatan Banjar aktif mengembangkan potensi sebagai daya tarik wisata (Andini & Pujaastawa, 2018;Andiani, 2020). Namun demikian, usaha-usaha mereka menghadapi sejumlah kendala, mulai dari kesiapan SDM, belum tumbuhnya kesadaran hospitality, kendala menambah daya tarik wisata, serta kekurangsiapan mempromosikannya (Widiastini & Rahmawati, 2020).…”

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Storynomics Bali Aga: Pemanfaatan Cerita Rakyat untuk Promosi Desa Wisata Sidetapa, Kabupaten Buleleng

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Stories about tourist attractions can add dimensions to the quality of the attraction and the tourist experience. This article analyzes the benefits of folklore in improving the quality of tourist attractions in Sidetapa Tourism Village, Banjar District, Buleleng Regency. The village, which is classified as an ancient Balinese village, has begun to develop itself as a tourist village and has a tourist attraction related to the village’s folklore. This qualitative research begins with identifying folklore and selecting those related to tourist attractions in Sidetapa Village. By using the storynomics approach, the selected stories are then arranged in two forms, namely the complete form and the concise form. This story is prepared for tourism-awareness groups that can be used as material in guiding tours. This article contributes to showing the reciprocal benefits of folklore and tourist attraction, in terms of the role of folklore to increase the dimensions of the quality of tourist attraction and the benefits of tourism activities in preserving folklore by introducing them to the public and tourists. Keywords: folklore, storynomics, Sidetapa Tourism Village, tourist attraction, tourist experience

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Storynomics Bali Aga: Pemanfaatan Cerita Rakyat untuk Promosi Desa Wisata Sidetapa, Kabupaten Buleleng

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“…Preparing Sidetapa Village as a tourist village requires an active role from the local community, especially their openness in accepting outsiders, both as tourists and parties who want to provide assistance programs. Reference [3], there are three factors that tourist villages can develop themselves as tourist destinations properly, namely the availability of humans who are able to manage and develop tourism concepts well, have advantages that can be used as tourism development concepts that make themselves different from tourist villages others, as well as strong support from all elements of the community in the village itself.…”

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“…Sidetapa Village as one of the areas designated as underdeveloped villages [1], makes that village that has specifically received attention in the development plan for rural areas through Buleleng Regent Regulation number 146 of 2018 [2]. Sidetapa Village has developed itself as a tourist village since 2018 [3], has consistently improved its quality by increasing the capacity of tourism village management through tourism awareness groups. In addition to the quality of human resources, the development of tourist villages also requires the availability of habitable space for tourists who want to stay overnight.…”

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Preparing Guest Room for Tourists in Sidetapa Village, Buleleng, Bali

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“…Bamboo crafts, which are occupied by many people, especially in the highlands, have produced various products to meet the needs of tourists (Sanjaya et al, 2017;Widiastini et al, 2020), especially when tourism in Bali is in a good situation, with a high number of tourist arrivals. The dimming of Bali tourism caused by health problems, namely the spread of the coronavirus, has an impact on decreasing income for SMEs which are a follow-up support sector.…”

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How do Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) in Bali Survive the Pandemic? a Qualitative Study in Buleleng, Tabanan, Gianyar, and DenpasarHow do Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) in Bali Survive the Pandemic? a Qualitative Study in Buleleng, Tabanan, Gianyar, and Denpasar

Widiastini¹,

Arsa²,

Syah³

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Purpose: This study aims to explore the survival strategies carried out by local micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) actors to maintain their business, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic which lasted for more than two years. In Bali, the problems that arise with MSMEs are not only the layoff rate and loss of a number of consumers but also the emergence of competitors from new business actors who come from tourism workers affected by layoffs. Theoretical framework: Small and Medium Enterprises (Qosasi et.al: 2019) that are able to capture potential markets in the future are those who utilize Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in their business. Amadasun, D.O.E., Mutezo, A.T. (2022) show that the factors used to measure market-based strategies such as market orientation, the intensity of competition, and technology dynamics affect the competitive growth of SMEs. However, studies on the survival of SMEs in Bali are still important, given their role as the government's safety valve, namely the economic solution in times of crisis. Design/methodology/approach: The research was conducted using a qualitative approach through in-depth interviews with MSME actors at four locations in Bali, namely Buleleng, Tabanan, Gianyar, and Denpasar. From forty-two MSME owners, we found out four major implications of MSMEs’ survival strategies amid the pandemic and in response to major layoffs and skyrocketing competitions which are: revisiting the implications of business agility, understanding the options for market penetration, gaining support from the government, and leveraging product development ideas. Findings: People's lifestyles lead business actors to think creatively, as part of the creative industry. Creativity and innovation are mandatory in the creative industry. People's lifestyles that are increasingly developing along with the capitalist movement which always seduces the public with the various product trends it creates have become opportunities for business actors, including SMEs. The existence of the community's need for clothing, food, and ritual products as major needs, has led SMEs business actors to penetrate products and markets. Produce the products to fulfill domestic needs. Products that were initially consumed by tourists were developed into local products, in order to meet the needs of people who want a product with a western image. In practice, not only are products diversified, but the way of marketing is also shifting from offline to online. Platforms in the form of YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp are the choices for business actors, both in urban and rural areas spread across Bali. Research, Practical & Social implications: This research would hope to clearly navigate MSME actors toward the most applicable survival strategies in their respective region and enable an interchange of ideas of other tactical plans through a comparative business differentiation supplemented by this informed research.

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Preparing Sidatapa Village as a Bali Aga Tourist Attraction in Buleleng Regency

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Storynomics Bali Aga: Pemanfaatan Cerita Rakyat untuk Promosi Desa Wisata Sidetapa, Kabupaten Buleleng

Storynomics Bali Aga: Pemanfaatan Cerita Rakyat untuk Promosi Desa Wisata Sidetapa, Kabupaten Buleleng

Preparing Guest Room for Tourists in Sidetapa Village, Buleleng, Bali

How do Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) in Bali Survive the Pandemic? a Qualitative Study in Buleleng, Tabanan, Gianyar, and DenpasarHow do Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) in Bali Survive the Pandemic? a Qualitative Study in Buleleng, Tabanan, Gianyar, and Denpasar

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