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Cyber Physical System: The Role of Website as a Medium of Digital Marketing for Ecotourism Ina Primasari; Sri Herwindya Baskara Wijaya; Henricus Hans Setyawan Prabowo; Joko Suranto
Jurnal Penelitian Pendidikan IPA Vol 9 No 12 (2023): December
Publisher : Postgraduate, University of Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/jppipa.v9i12.5562

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The advancement of human civilisation and the development of the global economy in various fields has now entered Indonesia with various new digital-based technologies and is currently known as the industrial era 4.0 which is based on cyber physical systems. Digitalisation in various fields is currently also intensively carried out in the tourism sector which is one of the country's foreign exchange boosters. Indonesia's tourism development is supported by adequate human resources and the diversity of natural resources which is an added value in order to sedate tourists to visit tourist destinations in Indonesia. The tourism village will later become an independent tourism village with sustainable tourism village certification. The assistance is carried out through the development of Human Resources in the management of tourist villages, product development or travel patterns, and digital development. In the management of digitalisation-based Independent Tourism Villages, the 7 destinations have used websites as a marketing communication medium. With the existence of digital technology-based marketing communication, many Tourism Villages are now increasingly recognised by the wider community across time and space. Marketing communication through websites is one of the right strategies for tourism businesses because it is a more efficient and effective media display and has a positive significance for the tourism sector.
Inovasi Branding dalam Pemasaran Desa Wisata Dukuh Pakel Berbasis Kearifan Lokal Ina Primasari
Jurnal Riset Manajemen Komunikasi Volume 6, No. 1, Juli 2026, Jurnal Riset Manajemen Komunikasi (JRMK)
Publisher : UPT Publikasi Ilmiah Unisba

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29313/jrmk.v6i1.8961

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Abstrak. Inovasi branding dalam pemasaran Desa Wisata Dukuh Pakel berbasis kearifan lokal menjadi strategi penting untuk memperkuat identitas destinasi dan meningkatkan daya saing di tengah kompetisi pariwisata digital. Desa Wisata Dukuh Pakel memiliki potensi beragam, mulai dari Kuliner Resto Sawah Dan Domba Lawu, Kerajinan Batik Alam Gerdu, Sangkar Burung Lidi Alitopan, Layanan Bekam Mitra Sehat Kemuning, hingga Edukasi Religi Divisi Al-Qur’an. Namun, berbagai kekuatan ini masih berjalan terpisah tanpa narasi branding yang terintegrasi. Penelitian kualitatif dengan FGD, wawancara, observasi, dan analisis dokumen menunjukkan bahwa fragmentasi komunikasi pemasaran serta rendahnya literasi digital menjadi tantangan utama dalam membangun citra destinasi. Meski demikian, kearifan lokal desa seperti teknik batik alami, atmosfer kuliner pedesaan, spiritualitas bekam, dan kreativitas kerajinan memiliki nilai diferensiatif yang kuat untuk diolah menjadi storytelling destinasi. Inovasi branding yang direkomendasikan meliputi penguatan identitas visual desa, integrasi akun media sosial, pembuatan konten digital berbasis storytelling, pengembangan paket wisata tematik, serta pelatihan literasi digital bagi pelaku usaha. Upaya ini diharapkan mampu menghadirkan citra desa wisata yang autentik, konsisten, dan berdaya saing sehingga kearifan lokal bukan hanya menjadi warisan, tetapi juga kekuatan utama pemasaran destinasi. Abstract. Branding innovation in the marketing of Dukuh Pakel Tourism Village based on local wisdom is a crucial strategy to strengthen the destination's identity and increase competitiveness amidst digital tourism competition. Dukuh Pakel Tourism Village has diverse potential, ranging from the culinary delights of the Lawu Rice Field and Lamb Restaurant, the Gerdu Natural Batik Crafts, the Alitopan Lidi Bird Cage, the Kemuning Mitra Sehat Cupping Service, to the Al-Quran Division's Religious Education. However, these various strengths still operate separately without an integrated branding narrative. Qualitative research using focus group discussions (FGDs), interviews, observations, and document analysis shows that fragmented marketing communications and low digital literacy are key challenges in building the destination's image. However, the village's local wisdom, such as natural batik techniques, the rural culinary atmosphere, the spirituality of cupping, and craft creativity, have strong differentiating value that can be processed into destination storytelling. Recommended branding innovations include strengthening the village's visual identity, integrating social media accounts, creating storytelling-based digital content, developing thematic tour packages, and digital literacy training for business actors. This effort is expected to be able to present an authentic, consistent, and competitive image of a tourist village so that local wisdom becomes not only a heritage, but also a major strength of destination marketing.
Workshop Optimalisasi Penggunaan Generative Artificial Intelligence dalam Pengelolaan Media Promosi Desa Kemuning Kabupaten Karanganyar Joko Suranto; Hanifah Islamiyah; Adimas Maditra Permana; Ahimsa Adi Wibowo; Husna Nur Amalina; Sri Herwindya Baskara Wijaya; Henricus Hans Setyawan Wibowo; Ina Primasari; Deniawan Tommy Chandra Wijaya
KOMUNITA: Jurnal Pengabdian dan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Vol 5 No 4 (2026): November
Publisher : PELITA NUSA TENGGARA

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.60004/komunita.v5i4.1020

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Tourism villages in Indonesia increasingly promote themselves without journalists, agencies or tourism offices standing between them and their publics, and generative artificial intelligence (AI) now offers to write and picture that promotion for them. This community service article reports and critically reflects on a one-day workshop held on 4 June 2026 in Kemuning, a tea-growing tourism village on the western slope of Mount Lawu, Karanganyar, Central Java. Twenty social media account holders from nine tourism and small-business sectors, working with the village tourism awareness group (Pokdarwis), learned prompting for text, AI-assisted visual and audiovisual production, and an ethics protocol on disclosure, copyright and fact verification, and then produced and presented their own promotional content. The programme was examined through qualitative description, authentic assessment of participants' products and a social-semiotic reading of the materials. Participants, several of whom had never used AI, produced video, carousel and single-post content, and the speakers selected five works as exemplary. Reading the outputs closely revealed a further, less visible result. Generative AI turns each account holder into a village spokesperson whose first audience is a model trained largely elsewhere, and in the samples examined the outputs drifted toward a generic tourist imaginary that left Kemuning's own rituals and histories unspoken. The article argues that AI training for villages in the Global South should be designed as representational custodianship rather than tool efficiency, and it sets out measurable steps for follow-up.