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Management Of Collaborative Development Of Chinatown Village As A Tourist Attraction In Cirebon City Ningsih, Widia; Suryono, Chondro
Jurnal Toursci Vol 1 No 6 (2024): Vol 1 No 6 June 2024
Publisher : Ann Publisher

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Chinatown is one of the alternative tourist destinations for tourists because it is not only part of history but is the heart of Cirebon. With the development of Chinatown villages, the community can be more proud and appreciate the value of local history and culture. In terms of Collaborative Management of Chinatown Development, which involves various essential components, including the government, the private sector, academics, and the community, trying to develop the potential possessed by Chinatowns, in addition to the great potential owned, several things are obstacles in the development of Chinatowns, including the low quality of human resources who fully understand sustainable management. This research activity is a field study using research methods by conducting observations and interviews with the government, the private sector, academics, and the community in the Kanoman Palace regarding the Collaborative Management of Chinatown Development as a Tourist Attraction in Cirebon City. Collaborative Management of Chinatown Development as a Tourist Attraction in Cirebon City is one of the Cirebon City Tourism Attractions which in the future will be managed well by various parties, both from the government, local communities, and the community on a sustainable basis (Sustainable management).
Planning an effective communication strategy for tourism information centers (TICs) in managing product information Ety Setiawati; Chondro Suryono
Journal of Gastro Tourism Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026): February 2026
Publisher : Surya Hijau Manfaat

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Linggarjati Village possesses significant historical and natural tourism potential, yet its information dissemination remains sporadic and decentralized. This study analyzes the necessity of a centralized Tourist Information Center (TIC) to bridge the information gap and promote local assets effectively. Using a descriptive analysis method with purposive sampling of 45 respondents, the research identifies a tourist profile dominated by young females (56.5%) and Gen Z (43.5%), who prioritize "coolcations," safety (65.2%), and weather accuracy (63%). Findings indicate that while digital platforms are widely used, 43.5% of tourists visit a physical TIC specifically to verify internet-sourced data. Furthermore, 67.4% prefer interpersonal communication with staff supplemented by visual aids. The study emphasizes a systematic management approach encompassing data collection, analysis, and dissemination synergized across multi-platform media including TikTok, Instagram, and physical brochures. The proposed communication strategy, branded as "Explore Linggarjati: History, Nature, and Hospitality," aims to enhance public trust and empower informed decision-making. Ultimately, a TIC integrated with real-time digital tools and competent personnel is vital for the sustainable tourism development of Linggarjati Village.