The Role of Woman Entrepreneurship in Creative Tourism Development

Agusdin,; Meitasari, Santi; Furkan, Lalu M.

doi:10.2991/aebmr.k.210628.055

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“…Bisnis pariwisata kreatif menjadi bisnis yang berfokus pada penyediaan produk atau layanan yang melibatkan pengalaman dan partisipasi wisatawan serta mendidik mereka di bidang seni, warisan, budaya, atau karakter unik suatu tempat. Kreativitas ini adalah bukti nyata kontribusi perempuan dalam mengembangkan pariwisata kreatif (Agusdin, Meitasari, & Furkan, 2021).…”

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Contribution of Balinese Women in the Development of Creative Tourism in Ubud

Bestari,

Widhiasthini

2023

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Contribution of Balinese Women in the Development of Creative Tourism in UbudThe swift growth and intense competition in the tourism industry have driven Ubud to constantly innovate and devise creative forms of tourism that enhance its appeal to visitors. This article examines and assesses the contributions of women in the advancement and diversification of creative tourism in Ubud. This case studies research employs qualitative methodologies, involving the collection of data through various means, including direct observation, structured interviews, netnography, and comprehensive document analysis. The article concludes Balinese women have contributed significant effort in creating creative tourism in Ubud as can be seen in cooking class. This study also finds how Balinese women transform their role from being worker into entrepreneur in the field of creative tourism in Ubud.

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Contribution of Balinese Women in the Development of Creative Tourism in Ubud

Bestari,

Widhiasthini

2023

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“…motivation for women in Indonesia tends to be workers in the informal sector, when they get older, have lower education, are married/ widowed, have never attended job training and usually live in rural areas (Agusdin, Meitasari and Furkan, 2021;Wandaweka and Purwanti, 2021) .…”

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Analysis of Women Labour Force Determinants in the Formal and Informal Sectors

Fadliyanti,

Hernanda,

Husni

et al. 2023

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This study aims to analyze the effect of age, marital status, education, and income on women's decisions to work in the formal and informal sectors. The population in this study are women working in the formal and informal sectors in West Nusa Tenggara Province in 2021. The data used is secondary data, namely SAKERNAS data taken from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of West Nusa Tenggara Province. The data analysis method uses logistic regression through the Stata 16 program. The results of this study indicate that the variable marital status has a positive and significant effect on the decision of women to work in the formal and informal sectors while the variables age, education, and income have a negative and significant effect on the decision of women to work in the formal sector. formal and informal. These findings indicate that the older the age of the female workforce, the less likely to work in the formal sector, the more likely the married female workforce is to work in the formal sector, the more likely they are to have an education to work in the formal sector, and the more likely to be female workers who have an increased income. working in the formal sector decreased.

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The Role of Woman Entrepreneurship in Creative Tourism Development

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Contribution of Balinese Women in the Development of Creative Tourism in Ubud

Contribution of Balinese Women in the Development of Creative Tourism in Ubud

Analysis of Women Labour Force Determinants in the Formal and Informal Sectors

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