ANALYSIS OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES AND POLICIES IN NORTH TORAJA
Tourism in Indonesia is unique and has many different varieties from other countries, making many tourists, both local and foreign, interested in visiting to enjoy the beautiful diversity of natural tourism, cultural tourism, culinary tourism and artificial tourism. This indicates that tourism ha...
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| Language: | Indonesia |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Tourism in Indonesia is unique and has many different varieties from other countries,
making many tourists, both local and foreign, interested in visiting to enjoy the beautiful
diversity of natural tourism, cultural tourism, culinary tourism and artificial tourism. This
indicates that tourism has become a sector that plays an important role in contributing to
economic development in Indonesia. North Toraja Regency is an area with very interesting
cultural and natural tourism potential. In 2015, North Toraja formulated strategies and
policies for tourism development in North Toraja Regency. However, in its development,
tourism development in North Toraja Regency has not experienced significant
development, especially in terms of contribution to Regional Original Income (PAD). This
research aims to analyze the extent to which policies and strategies are implemented in the
implementation of tourism development in North Toraja Regency through 4 tourism
components, namely Attraction, Amenities, Ancillary and Accessibility. The data analyzed
used primary data obtained through interviews with several sources related to policy
formulation in tourism development in North Toraja Regency and secondary data obtained
from documents containing tourism development policies and strategies. Data analysis
uses a descriptive qualitative approach. This research is limited to 10 leading tourist
destination areas and analyzes the potential and obstacles of the DTW |
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