The moderating impact of government support on the relationship between tourism development and growth, natural resources depletion, sociocultural degradation, economic environment, and pollution reduction: case of Indonesian economy

Moslehpour, Massoud; Firman, Afrizal; Lin, Chen-Hsien; BİLGİÇLİ, İsmail; Tran, Trung Kien; Nguyen, Tran Thai Ha

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-26231-x

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“…( Trade in recycled materials in the CE promotes circularity, sustainability, responsible consumption, and the long-term conservation of natural resources (Paço et al 2021;Rabiu and Jaeger-Erben 2022). This is essential for reducing pollution and resource depletion and promoting sustainable economic growth (Moslehpour et al 2023). Barford and Ahmad (2021), examining how circularity-minded companies address the challenges of waste collection for recycling, noted that waste pickers in countries with a low and average income are the backbone of the recycling cycle and that on purpose to increase circular activity, it is imperative to address the deep-rooted social issues at play (Fuss et al 2021).…”

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Development of Trade in Recyclable Raw Materials: Transition to a Circular Economy

Lingaitiene,

Burinskiene

2024

Economies

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Mechanisms for sectoral change in the economy are being used to move towards a circular economy. Trade in recycled raw materials could contribute to circular economy development and is treated as the main circular indicator used to monitor progress toward a circular economy. However, the research area surrounding the transition to a circular economy lacks adequate tools, as until now, the circular economy has been investigated from an evolutionary and ecological perspective. In the article, the authors conduct a study identifying important variables for trade in recycled raw materials as the main indicator of CE development. The authors propose a two-step methodology for researching the links between main trade in recyclables and circular economy indicators. The authors found correlations between trade in recyclables and private investments in circular economy sectors. The authors used panel data analysis, compiled a regression matrix, and formed a dynamic regression model. The statistical tests showed that the formed regression model has no significant autocorrelation and heteroscedasticity. The framework can be applied in practice to serve policymakers and the academic community interested in analyzing the move toward a circular economy and its main circular indicators.

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Section: Policymakers or Regulatorsmentioning

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Development of Trade in Recyclable Raw Materials: Transition to a Circular Economy

Lingaitiene,

Burinskiene

2024

Economies

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“…The impact involves the factors of production required to produce the goods and services consumed by tourists, as well as the stakeholders involved in the tourism sector. Moslehpour et al (2023) also explained that tourism can be a source of income for the country, creating job opportunities, infrastructure development, and cultural exchange.…”

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“…Bali and Yogyakarta are the most popular tourist destinations in the country because of their natural beauty. This shows that the Indonesian tourism sector has great opportunities to develop (Moslehpour et al, 2023;Pham & Nugroho, 2022).…”

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Measuring the Productivity of Tourism Sector in Indonesia

Syafi’i

Uula

2022

HTP

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This study aims to measure tourism productivity in Indonesia using the Malmquist Productivity Index (MPI) method with the 2010-2020 research period. The research object used is 34 provinces in Indonesia. The data for this research comes from the annual APBD report in each province. The input variables in this study are the economic sector budget and the tourism and cultural budget. While the output is tourism and culture. The results of this study explain that during the 2015-2020 period, the productivity level of provincial tourism in Indonesia has a fluctuating trend from year to year. Based on the average TFPCH score, it is concluded that tourism productivity has shown a decline and technological change has not contributed optimally to increasing tourism productivity in Indonesia. Furthermore, tourism productivity when the Covid-19 pandemic occurred was still declining. Then, analysis of the Malmquist Index quadrant shows that the provinces of Indonesia dominate quadrant 3, namely 22 provinces, which are then followed by quadrant 4 with a total of 12 provinces.

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“…This research also examines the emergence of growth and development components that possess significant potential and are regarded as focal points for development within the tourism sector [12]- [14]. Given the rich biodiversity present in Indonesia, it is imperative for the country to recognize the significant potential of the eco-sector in terms of promotion and management [15], [16].…”

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Social media and optimization of the promotion of Lake Toba tourism destinations in Indonesia

Harahap,

Khadafi,

Hasibuan

et al. 2023

Comput Sci Inf Technol

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Tourism is one of the largest contributors to Indonesia's foreign exchange earnings, surpassing taxation, energy, and gas. This study seeks to investigate the use of social media to optimize the promotion of Lake Toba as a tourist destination, which has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Using interview techniques and live field observations, it was discovered that social media, particularly the Instagram platform, play a significant role in promoting Lake Toba tourism. The Department of Culture and Tourism of the North Sumatra Province uses landscape photography as its primary promotion method, which has proved to be more effective and interesting than conventional methods such as the distribution of brochures or the use of manuals. The capture procedure and techniques for landscape photography were carried out by professional photographers in collaboration with the Department of Culture and Tourism of the North Sumatra Province. In addition to providing information, tourism_sumut's Instagram account functions as a platform to raise public awareness about Lake Toba tourism and as a promotional medium for North Sumatra's tourist attractions on an international scale. Department of Culture and Tourism of the North Sumatra Province collaborates with travel agencies and local communities to disseminate Lake Toba tourism information.

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The moderating impact of government support on the relationship between tourism development and growth, natural resources depletion, sociocultural degradation, economic environment, and pollution reduction: case of Indonesian economy

Cited by 28 publications

References 73 publications

Development of Trade in Recyclable Raw Materials: Transition to a Circular Economy

Development of Trade in Recyclable Raw Materials: Transition to a Circular Economy

Measuring the Productivity of Tourism Sector in Indonesia

Social media and optimization of the promotion of Lake Toba tourism destinations in Indonesia

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