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| 1 | Development of Bedulu Village Towards Future Tourism显示文摘Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world and a promising sector to boost a country’s growth. Bedulu Village in Gianyar Regency, Bali, is a village with high tourism potential. The village has beautiful natural scenery and archaeological heritage sites, which enable tourists to enjoy culture, nature, pilgrimage, and educational tourism. Although some efforts have been made by the locals to improve the quality of tourism, the management of tourism in Bedulu Village is still handled sketchily using a simple system, in addition to a lack of proper human resources and infrastructure. Therefore, Bedulu Village still requires further development for potential tourism attraction in order to become quality tourist destination in the future. The purpose of this study was to analyze the current situation of tourism in Bedulu and determine the necessary development needed for future tourism in Bedulu Village. The data collected from the object of research were analyzed using descriptive-qualitative analytical method. The results from this study are: While Bedulu Village has been adequately prepared in terms of tourist attractions and tourist accommodation, it is still in need of further development in areas, such as infrastructure, marketing, and the empowerment of local community. This will allow the village to stay competitive in the face of mass tourism of nearby places, like Ubud and lead to community’s welfare, which in turn will secure future tourism of Bedulu Village. | Ni Komang Nariani I Komang Gde Bendesa Made Budiarsa | 2019 | Management Studies2019，7，3： | 0 |
| 2 | Linguistic Capital as Foreign Dominations in Tourism Domain:A Case in Seminyak-Bali显示文摘The focus of this paper is the practice of using linguistic symbols in tourism. The locus is in Seminyak Bali tourismarea. The purpose of this paper is to: (1) identify the forms of linguistic symbols as capital practiced in tourism;(2) pattern the linguistic dominance over people (tourists) and economy; and (3) describe the legitimacy oflinguistic dominance. This paper uses a transdisciplinary perspective, namely social studies and linguistics toanalyze the linguistic dominancy in tourism. The research method used is qualitative method. Research data arelingual symbols (words and vocabulary) collected by survey, interview, and documentary study. Data are analyzeddescriptively with the concept of symbolic capital (Bourdieu) and duality of structure (Giddens). Research dataindicate that the existence of language symbols has shifted from local character to global character. Languagesymbols as a representation of foreign capital in the streets of Seminyak Bali as a phenomenon of foreign capitaldomination practice in the realm of tourism. The results found: (1) forms of linguistic capital (foreign investors);(2) forms of linguistic domination of people (tourists) and the economy (goods); and (3) the legitimacy of linguisticcapital. | Made Budiarsa Yohanes Kristianto | 2018 | Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Management2018，6，4： | 0 |
| 3 | Tourists’ Behavioural Intention Towards Ecotourism in Bali Under Consideration of Issue-Related Knowledge显示文摘Tourists’image about Bali and the motivation to visit the island are firmly based on Bali’s rich culture and tradition as well as its abundant nature.Due to the increasing number of visitors year by year,the island is in urgent need to reduce or even minimize the negative impacts of tourism and the damages done to nature and Balinese society.To improve the quality of tourism,a better understanding of tourists’behavioural intention and actual behaviour is crucial.An essential part of this context and the process of tourists’decision making plays the level of environmental knowledge.Therefore,the study intended to answer the research question:“How does issue-related knowledge influence ecotourism behavioural intention and actual environmental behaviour of tourists?”.A sequential exploratory research method using quantitative and qualitative data from interviews and Focus Group Discussion has been utilized to find more insights.Ajzen’s(1991)“Theory of Planned Behaviour”has been applied in an extended model to analyze whether knowledge influences attitude,intention,and behaviour.The data for the quantitative analyzes were collected 2019 within four weeks through interviews of 264 international and domestic tourists at three nature-based tourism destinations in Bali.The gained data were processed using multiple techniques:descriptive statistical analysis,correlation analysis,and Structural Equation Model(SEM)analysis.The results showed that ecotourism knowledge has a direct impact on tourists’environmental attitudes and their actual environmental behaviour.Although the SEM analysis could not show the direct influence towards ecotourism behavioural intention,this was confirmed by the correlation analysis result with a positive relationship of the latent variables ecotourism knowledge and ecotourism behavioural intention with significant strength.The research findings led to the conclusion that the research question could be confirmed.The level of ecotourism knowledge has a positive influence onenvironmental attitude,behaviour intention,and actual behaviour. | Martin Krummeck I Komang Gde Bendesa Made Budiarsa I Gusti Ayu Oka Suryawardani Agung Suryawan Wiranatha | 2020 | Management Studies2020，8，5： | 0 |
| 4 | The Indigenous’ Participation in Preserving Cultural Heritage of Bena Traditional Village as a Tourist Attraction in Bajawa, Ngada Regency, East Nusa Tenggara显示文摘The commodification of cultural heritage has positive implications to encourage the creativity of cultural artists and aboriginal in creating variants of cultural products as an improvement of prosperity;however,it can also has negative implications,such as a shift or loss of the essence of cultural and religious sounds that is able to lead to conflict,natural destruction,sexual services,and marginalization.The negative implications can be overcome by the participatory of all stakeholders in preserving the sustainability of cultural heritage as touristic.This study focused on three issues.Firstly,the patterns of aboriginals’participatory in preserving cultural heritage as a touritic.Secondly,the level of aboriginals’response to tourists.Thirdly,the aboriginals’complaint in preserving cultural heritage as a touristic.In accordance with these problems,the operational definition of study is the concept of cultural heritage tourism,tourist attraction,aboriginal,and traditional village of Bena.The theoretical review used to analyze the problem is community participatory theory in tourism development by Tosun and Irridex theory of attitude change of aboriginal by Doxey.This qualitative descriptive study is located in traditional village of Bena,Bajawa,Ngada Regency,East Nusa Tenggara with the selection of informants who understand the problem.The results of the study indicate that the aboriginals’participatory is spontaneous.The level of aboriginals’response is apathy level.The several complaints in preserving cultural heritage involving a great expense of traditional house maintenance,the processing time of traditional woven and the emergence of modern ja’i dance and music. | Francisca Titing Koerniawaty I Wayan Ardika Made Budiarsa I Nyoman Darma Putra | 2019 | Management Studies2019，7，6： | 0 |
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