PRACTICES OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN TOURISM AREA MANAGEMENT (CASE STUDY: GLODOK CHINATOWN TOURISM AREA, WEST JAKARTA)
Tourism is one of the labor-intensive industries so it has the potential to contribute to creating jobs and improving the economy in cities. Therefore, tourism development is often used as one of the urban development strategies. One type of cultural tourism that is developing today is the Glodok...
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| Language: | Indonesia |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Tourism is one of the labor-intensive industries so it has the potential to
contribute to creating jobs and improving the economy in cities. Therefore,
tourism development is often used as one of the urban development strategies.
One type of cultural tourism that is developing today is the Glodok Chinatown
which is located in Glodok Village, Taman Sari District, West Jakarta City,
Jakarta Special Capital Region Province. This area is part of Jakarta which is
inhabited by a multicultural community of various ethnicities, including Chinese.
The Glodok Chinatown Tourism Area has various potentials that require
participation from the community in order to be well managed and developed.
This study aims to identify the form of community participation practices in the
management of the Glodok Chinatown Tourism Area, West Jakarta. To achieve
the research objectives, the practice of existing community participation in the
Glodok Chinatown Tourism Area was analyzed by applying the theory of
participation forms with a qualitative descriptive analysis method. The results of
this analysis are then used to identify the form of community participation at each
stage in the theory of the form of participation and then explain what stages and
forms are still lacking in its implementation.
The results of the study show that there is a practice of community participation in
the management of the Glodok Chinatown Tourism Area which has a process for
the community to be involved in the management. The community can actively
participate when they are members of the Glodok Chinatown Tourism Awareness
Group. At the stage that tends to carry out gathering activities or meetings, it is
still not optimal in involving community participation due to the constraints of
community busyness, so it is necessary to update information on activities and
community busyness so that the discussion runs effectively. |
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