Abstract:Owing to the vital role of rural tourism in the resurgence of rural economies, rural settlements have been encouraged to incorporate it into their local economies. This paper examines the rural settlements around the metropolitan city of Mashhad in the northeast of Iran to determine the role of tourism in creating sustainable economic capacities in rural areas. Methods: The data were collected through a field study of 237 selected households to evaluate the research variables. Two models were applied to test t… Show more
“…The number of Travel Bureau (BPW) businesses has a direct effect on employment. The results of this study are in line with studies [8], [12], [27]. This means that the existence of this BPW business is very important, because it has a direct and significant effect on employment.…”
Section: Direct and Indirect Effect Analysissupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The results of the study [7] indicate that the number of hotels, rooms, domestic tourists and foreign tourists has a significant effect on employment. Research [8] shows that there is a relationship between rural tourism and the diversification of business in the tourism sector. Research [9] shows that the number of hotels and restaurants has a positive but not significant effect on the workforce, the number of tourism objects has a positive and significant effect on the workforce, the number of tourists has a negative effect on the workforce.…”
The motivation for this research is the success of a program that has been implemented by South Korea, known as Samuel Undong. The purpose of this study is to analyze the impact of the tourism village which consists of tourism objects, souvenir trading businesses, hotel and lodging businesses, food stalls and restaurants, transportation business on the absorption of labor in Jombang Regency. The analytical method used is path analysis. The results of the study of the number of tourists, the number of hotel & inns businesses, the number of restaurants businesses, the number of transportation businesses (Travel Bureau), have a significant effect on labor absorption. This means that the business potential in the form of a tourist village has contributed to the absorption of labor. This means that tourism villages have the potential to be developed because they can help solve problems regarding unemployment.
“…The number of Travel Bureau (BPW) businesses has a direct effect on employment. The results of this study are in line with studies [8], [12], [27]. This means that the existence of this BPW business is very important, because it has a direct and significant effect on employment.…”
Section: Direct and Indirect Effect Analysissupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The results of the study [7] indicate that the number of hotels, rooms, domestic tourists and foreign tourists has a significant effect on employment. Research [8] shows that there is a relationship between rural tourism and the diversification of business in the tourism sector. Research [9] shows that the number of hotels and restaurants has a positive but not significant effect on the workforce, the number of tourism objects has a positive and significant effect on the workforce, the number of tourists has a negative effect on the workforce.…”
The motivation for this research is the success of a program that has been implemented by South Korea, known as Samuel Undong. The purpose of this study is to analyze the impact of the tourism village which consists of tourism objects, souvenir trading businesses, hotel and lodging businesses, food stalls and restaurants, transportation business on the absorption of labor in Jombang Regency. The analytical method used is path analysis. The results of the study of the number of tourists, the number of hotel & inns businesses, the number of restaurants businesses, the number of transportation businesses (Travel Bureau), have a significant effect on labor absorption. This means that the business potential in the form of a tourist village has contributed to the absorption of labor. This means that tourism villages have the potential to be developed because they can help solve problems regarding unemployment.
“…Rural tourism, acting as an unconventional strategy for rural development, has been adopted by numerous rural communities as a mechanism of self-sustainability (Wilson et al, 2001). Moreover, rural tourism is crucial in rejuvenating rural economies and fostering sustainable economic opportunities within these areas (Moqadas, 2018). Therefore, incorporating cultural heritage into rural tourism products is essential for successful development and for fostering economic diversity in rural economies (Kruzmetra et al, 2013).…”
This qualitative study investigates the essential attributes required for successful rural tourism entrepreneurship. A series of focus group interviews with rural tourism professionals in Italy, Spain, and Türkiye was employed. The data collected identified five central themes: the attractive aspects of rural tourism entrepreneurship, the necessary competencies for a rural tourism entrepreneur, the training/support needed, barriers encountered, and the utilization of rural elements in tourism. The study finds that rural tourism provides numerous benefits, including economic and social growth, cultural exchange, and a close connection with nature. However, to harness these benefits, entrepreneurs need diverse skills, including knowledge of economics, tourism, legislation, and marketing. Additionally, they require specific training and support to navigate potential barriers like administrative procedures and high financial costs. The study's findings provide valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs, policymakers, and other stakeholders in the field. Despite its focus on three countries, it allows further research to incorporate a wider range of perspectives and geographical contexts.
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