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Indonesia has significant potential for tourism due to its natural and cultural attractions. It has over 17,000 islands, long coastlines, volcanoes, diverse cuisine and cultures. The tourism industry in Indonesia is growing rapidly, with visitor numbers and revenues increasing each year and a target of 255 million visitors in 2014. Most visitors are domestic but international visitors are growing. New tourism trends include low-cost travel, social media use, and interest in adventure and photography. Responsible tourism aims to minimize negative impacts and maximize positive impacts on communities and the environment. Operators can practice responsibility through caring for communities, protecting the environment, supporting the local economy, and meeting consumer demand for sustainable practices.
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- The Philippines' Department of Tourism promotes rural tourism, farm tourism, and improved infrastructure to boost access and connectivity. It enforces regulations to rehabilitate areas like Boracay and ensure standards compliance.
- DOT's priorities include global promotions, sustainability practices like waste management, and making tourism benefit inclusive economic growth.
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- 3. Indonesia’s travel business is growing rapidly TRIPTRUS.COM ©2012. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ALL CONTENTS ON THIS PRESENTATION BELONG TO PT JALANTERUS INDONESIA. DO NOT COPY.. 245 millions traffic ~ Rp.172,85 Trillions (2012) 250 millions traffic ~ Rp.177,84 Trillions (2013) 107 millions traffic ~ Rp.76,16 Trillions (Q2 - 2014) Targeted 255 millions traffic in 2014 Source: parekraf.go.id, Kompas
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- 10. Responsible Tourism An approach to the managing and doing of tourism that minimises negative impacts and enhances positive impacts A continual process Outcome is better places for people to live in, and for people to visit Measure of success is higher incomes, more satisfying jobs, and improved social, cultural and natural facilities.
- 11. Sustainable development “triple bottom line”: The core areas of action in responsible tourism Make optimal use of environmental resources Respect the socio- cultural authenticity of host communities Ensure viable, long term economic benefits to all stakeholders Economic EnvironmentalSocial
- 12. Some measures of responsible tourism Host communities • Access • Involvement / beneficiaries • Quality of life • Heritage management Visitors • Volume • Activities • Attitudes • Spend Businesses • Sustainable practices / management • Interaction with local community / destination • Labour Government • Goals / targets • Policies • Jurisdiction • Infrastructure • Amenities • Heritage management RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
- 13. Benefits of responsible tourism for business Meets consumer demand Adds value to the product Generates community support Creates positive attention More income Loyal Customer
- 14. Being a responsible trip operator: social Be considerate of the communities you visit Donate via reputable institutions Don’t give money to children – give them books - #1Traveler 1 Book Respect local culture Dress decently – adjust to the locals Low your voice Don’t support drug or sex trade Use responsible locals sources – ask the community leaders Bring Positive attitude Others?
- 15. Being a responsible trip operator : environment Don’t litter Educate your guests – Do not litter! Provide trash bag Avoid excessive waste Leave nature as it is Don’t disturb wildlife ; touch or stand on the coral, feed the wild animal etc Put out cigarettes properly Reduce, re-use and recycle Use friendly environment materials Save energy Do not purchase or eat endangered species Others?
- 16. Being a responsible trip operator: economy Use local sources : guide, local transport, etc Buy locally made souvenirs Eat at local restaurant, street food Stay in locally-owned places, homestay Purchase fair trade products Support responsible tourism organisations Create a proper price trip packages Fulfil all the deals of the packages Fair competition; focus on services not price war Code of conduct Others?
- 17. Discussion