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<title>Digital mapping of tourism destinations in Bangka Regency based on the wellness tourism model</title>
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Valeriani, Devi; Wibawa, Dian Prihardini; Safitri, Revy; Apriyadi, Rion
In the dynamic landscape of global tourism, a notable shift has occurred with the rising importance of wellness tourism. This research aims to systematically identify and evaluate tourism destinations within Bangka Regency that have successfully implemented indicators of the wellness tourism model. The study employs scalogram analysis to assess the service capacity of these destinations for visitors, considering factors such as accessibility, facilities, attractions, destination cleanliness and the implementation of health protocols. The findings reveal a nuanced categorization of destinations into five groups. From the 14 samples, approximately 34.71% of the destinations exhibit extensive facilities (I), while 14.29% possess satisfactory (II), another 14.29% have adequate (III) and again of 14.29% have destinations with less than adequate (IV). Furthermore, 21.42% of the destinations are characterized by insufficient (V). The identified groupings offer insights for policymakers, stakeholders and businesses to enhance wellness tourism experiences, thereby contributing to the overall development of the tourism sector in the region.; Rozwój turystyki w prowincji Bangka Belitung został utrudniony przez globalne rozprzestrzenianie się pandemii Covid-19. Przed pandemią liczba turystów w województwie do 2019 roku rosła i budziła optymizm co do rozwoju turystyki. Jednak turystyka Bangka Belitung pogrążyła się w drastycznym spadku w 2020 r. Turystyka wellness to model podróży, który oferuje zapobiegawcze i alternatywne możliwości, zwracając uwagę na zdrowie i dobre samopoczucie podczas podróży. System wykorzystuje platformy cyfrowe i zasięg cyfrowy w celu ułatwienia wzajemnych połączeń i interaktywności między społecznościami lokalnymi, krajowymi i globalnymi. Cyfryzacja była szeroko przeprowadzana przez podmioty gospodarcze i interesariuszy turystyki w ramach odbudowy i rozwoju turystyki. W badaniu tym przeanalizowano cyfryzację turystyki wellness w miejscowościach turystycznych Bangka Regency. Metoda zastosowana w tych badaniach obejmowała obserwację, wywiad, ankietę i badanie literatury. Analiza danych została przeprowadzona przy użyciu podejścia turystyki wellness, analizy skalogramu i analizy GIS (Geographic Information System). Próba badawcza składała się z 14 destynacji turystycznych w Bangka Regency. Wyniki analizy wykazały, że 100 procent miejsc turystycznych w Bangka Regency wdrożyło protokół zdrowotny, podczas gdy najniższy wynik uzyskano we wskaźniku atrakcji. Analiza skalogramu wykazała, że 35,71 procent destynacji turystycznych Bangka Regency znajduje się w Ordo I, co oznacza, że mają one pełne zaplecze.Słowa kluczowe: Turystyka wellness, analiza skalogramów, kierunek turystyczny
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<dc:date>2024-06-10T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Tourist lifestyle: Food and travel activities at a gastronomy destination in Türkiye through the mediating role of destination familiarity</title>
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Kement, Uzeyir; Göral, Murat; Bayatkara, Yusuf; Durmaz, Yakup; Erkol Bayram, Gül
This work aims to determine the effect of the travel preferences of domestic and foreign tourists visiting Gaziantep province in Türkiye and their participation in destination food and travel activities, as well as examining the mediating role of destination familiarity. The research model includes three sub-factors for travel lifestyle: preference for proximity and comfort, interest in new and local culture, and preference for activities and adventures. While preference for destination food activities has two sub-factors: interest in food activities and tasting local flavors. Additionally, destination familiarity and preference for destination travel activities are the measures used in the research model. The research sample consists of domestic and foreign tourists visiting Gaziantep between March and April 2022; 418 questionnaires were filled in by participants chosen by random sampling. Data analysis was made using SPSS and SmartPLS. As reflective and formative scales were used together in the data analysis, the partial least squares method (PLS-SEM) was used. The research results suggest that preference for proximity and comfort, interest in new and local culture, preference for activities and adventures, and destination familiarity have a positive significant effect on interest in food activities. While interest in the new and local culture and preference for activities and adventures, have a positive significant effect on tasting local flavors; preference for proximity and comfort and destination familiarity do not have such an effect. It was also found that preference for proximity and comfort, interest in the new and local culture, preference for activities and adventures, and destination familiarity have a positive and significant effect on preferences for destination travel activities. Lastly, interest in new and local culture and preference for activities and adventures have a positive significant effect on destination familiarity while preference for proximity and comfort do not.
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<dc:date>2024-06-14T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Oud Batavia as a heritage site within Jakarta: Tourist revisit intentions</title>
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Maulina, Anita; Sukoco, Iwan; Hermanto, Bambang; Kostini, Nenden; Rahmawati, Nur Fitri; Hartono, Hartono
The main objective of this study is to explore the dynamics of heritage tourism in Oud Batavia, the Old City of Jakarta, specifically focusing on perceived price, perceived authenticity and perceived value, and how they influence tourist satisfaction and revisit intentions. By using a quantitative design, data was collected from 406 valid responses through a questionnaire distributed in the Old City. The findings confirmed positive and significant relationships highlighting the importance of preserving historical buildings and emphasizing the role of perceived factors in enhancing the overall tourist experience. The study contributes valuable insights for stakeholders, urging the Jakarta city government and the Ministry of Tourism to focus on preserving cultural heritage buildings and employ adaptive reuse strategies to increase tourist visits. The limitations of the study include its exclusive focus on domestic tourists in the Old City of Jakarta, suggesting avenues for future research to explore broader topics such as city branding and foreign tourist perspectives. The study concludes with recommendations for strategies to commercialize historical tourist destinations and a call for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization recognition of the Old City as a world historical heritage site.
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<title>An analysis of Pakistan’s destination attributes and their effects on international tourists’ intentions to visit</title>
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Rauf, Abdul; de Oliveira Menezes, Vanessa; Jawaid, Waleed
This paper aims to generate a clear understanding of Pakistan’s important attributes and their direct and indirect influence via perceived destination images on international tourists’ intentions to visit for a holiday. It employed quantitative research methods through the use of a correlation research design. Both direct and indirect effects of destination attributes on visit intentions were examined and a self-administered online survey was distributed across several social media platforms. The results of multiple regression analysis revealed that landscape, services, local attitudes toward tourists, safety and risk, sport and special events were found to be statistically significant predictors of such intentions. However, all the destination attributes were found to have an indirect influence on international tourists via the perceived destination image of Pakistan.
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