Tourists' Safety of Coastal Tourism Revisited a study at Parangtritis Beach, District of Bantul, Yogyakarta Special Region

Tyawati, Agatia Wenan

doi:10.2991/atf-16.2016.20

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“…In the second phase, the proposed structured model was evaluated according to a number of criteria which were proposed by Hair et al (2019), including the strength of path coefficients, the coefficient of determination (R 2 ), effect size (f 2 ), and predictive relevance (Q 2 ). The results are shown in Figure 3 (Table 5), where the structural coefficients for each path were evaluated by bootstrapping 5000 subsamples in order to create confidence intervals and t-values (Preacher & Hayes, 2008;Streukens & Leroi-Werelds;2016). First, the path coefficients of the proposed structured model were tested as shown in Table 5.…”

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“…Pricing was estimated using a four-item scale developed byHasan (2019), Hassan et al (2020, andWahyudi and Yusra (2021). Human resources were measured using three items adapted fromBlakemore et al (2002),Phillips and House (2009),Tyawati (2016), and Hassan et al (2020). Security was assessed by three items that were taken fromValeiras (2007), Holtmann-Ahumada (2017), and Peña-Alonso et al(2018).…”

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Determining Factors of Local Vacationers’ Loyalty: Mediating Role of Vacationers’ Satisfaction and Attitude Towards Visiting the Beach

Orabi

2022

Journal of Tourism, Hotels and Heritage

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Determining Factors of Local Vacationers’ Loyalty: Mediating Role of Vacationers’ Satisfaction and Attitude Towards Visiting the Beach

Orabi

2022

Journal of Tourism, Hotels and Heritage

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“…Anggaran Dana Desa memberikan kontribusi untuk mendukung upaya-upaya penanggulangan bencana di desa. Sebelumnya pada 2007, penganggaran mendapatkan dukungan dari GTZ untuk kegiatan-kegiatan seperti simulasi tsunami dan pemetaan lokasi evakuasi (Tyawati, 2016).…”

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“…Menurut Dwi Daryono, Kalaks BPBD Kabupaten Bantul, dengan keberadaan Forum PRB diharapkan desa memiliki kapasitas kelembagaan yang dapat berperan dalam pengembangan ketangguhan di desanya masing-masing. Sejak 2014, peran penanggulangan bencana termasuk sosialisasi dan pendidikan mulai didelegasikan dengan adanya FPRB, dengan tidak lagi semua urusan dilaksanakan oleh BPBD (Tyawati, 2016).…”

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Perbandingan Nilai Ketangguhan Desa Pesisir Atas Risiko Tsunami Dan Faktor Perubahan Nilai Ketangguhan: Studi Atas Desa Parangtritis Dan Desa Tirtohargo, Kabupaten Bantul

Yugyasmono,

Gandar Mahojwala,

Eko Teguh Paripurno

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The southern coast of Java Island is a tsunami-prone area, and this condition has encouraged resilience assessment efforts carried out since 2019 by BNPB to test the resilience of villages, specifically in the event of a tsunami disaster. Like other areas on the southern coast of Java Island, Bantul Regency is at high risk, as are Parangtritis Village and Tirtohargo Village. These two villages were purposively chosen for comparison because both villages have the same high level of risk. This research aims to compare the resilience values of the two villages based on assessments in 2019 and 2020 using the Village/District Disaster Resilience Assessment tool, as well as qualitatively exploring the factors that influence the resilience values and changes in the resilience values of the two villages. This study uses a qualitative method. Comparison of resilience values is presented with narratives and comparison tables based on existing components, and exploration is explored through in-depth interviews with parties who help build resilience in the village. The results show that comparing values decreased the resilience value in Parangtritis Village from the Main Resilient Village category to the Middle Resilient Village. At the same time, there was an increase in Tirtohargo Village from the Middle Resilient Village category to the Main Resilient Village. Toughness, which is both above average, is influenced by experiences and lessons learned from the 2006 Earthquake, the strong values of cooperation and independence, community initiatives through the Village DRR Forum, the role of village government, support from regional and central governments, contributions from non-government organizations, and the availability of village budgets. This research notes that enforcing assessment procedures and understanding assessment for facilitators and participants also influence the resulting value changes.

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“…Development of tourism businesses that do not pay attention to the environment are still found in Bali. In fact, the management and the tourism stakeholders have the responsibility to guarantee the safety, and of course the lives of tourists, and people living surrounding tourism destination, when risks and disaster risks occur in the destination [1].…”

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Can Tourism Business Development Cause Environmental Damage? A Perspective of Spatial Planning

Suryawan¹,

Seputra²,

Permatasari³

2018

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Law and Local Wisdom in Tourism (ICBLT 2018)

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Tourism industry is closely related to the environment. In tourism industry, natural or environmental beauty is one of the attractions for tourists. In reality, however, the development of tourism not only provides positive impacts on the environment but also results in significant negative impacts. The purpose of this research is to determine the effect of tourism business development on environmental damage and to determine preventive efforts to prevent the occurrence of environmental damage. This research is an empirical law study. This research used primary data and secondary data. Data were collected through interview technique to three officers in three different government institutions. The sample was determined using non-probability/non-random sampling technique. The findings showed the development of the tourism industry absolutely has a direct impact on the environment. This can be seen from the tourism business that causes environmental damage either directly or indirectly to the physical, chemical and/or biological changes to the environment that exceed the standard criteria of environmental degradation. Preventive measures that can be taken to prevent environmental damage are through control and licensing system.

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Tourists' Safety of Coastal Tourism Revisited a study at Parangtritis Beach, District of Bantul, Yogyakarta Special Region

Cited by 3 publications

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Determining Factors of Local Vacationers’ Loyalty: Mediating Role of Vacationers’ Satisfaction and Attitude Towards Visiting the Beach

Determining Factors of Local Vacationers’ Loyalty: Mediating Role of Vacationers’ Satisfaction and Attitude Towards Visiting the Beach

Perbandingan Nilai Ketangguhan Desa Pesisir Atas Risiko Tsunami Dan Faktor Perubahan Nilai Ketangguhan: Studi Atas Desa Parangtritis Dan Desa Tirtohargo, Kabupaten Bantul

Can Tourism Business Development Cause Environmental Damage? A Perspective of Spatial Planning

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