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Journal of Tourism and Creativity is published by Diploma of Travel Bussiness, Faculty of Social and Political Science, Jember University Kalimantan St., No. 37, Jember, East Java, Indonesia Pos Code: 68121
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Journal of Tourism and Creativity
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ISSN : 2549483X     EISSN : 27165159     DOI : https://doi.org/10.19184
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Focus and Scope The Journal of Tourism and Creativity (JTC) is purely bring a new insight on tourism. Especially on tourism policy, creative tourism, sustainable tourism, tourism management and organization, travel and tourism, leisure and recreation. And other diciplines, such as sociology of tourism, anthropology of tourism, psychology of tourism, law tourism, technology and information of tourism, geography of tourism, tourism education. It also encompases of any applied tourism, such as marine tourism, eco tourism, tourism empowernment of local community, man made tourism, agrotourism, etc.
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Creative Tourism as the Key to Community Empowerment: Revitalizing Local Narratives through Cultural Performances at Prambanan Temple ramadhan19; Muhammad Zikri , Muhammad Zikri
Journal of Tourism and Creativity Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): Creative Generation & Destination
Publisher : Rumah Jurnal UNEJ

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.19184/jtc.v9i1.53692

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This study examines the role of creative tourism in empowering local communities surrounding Prambanan Temple, focusing on cultural performances as vehicles for revitalizing local narratives. Using a case study approach with mixed methods data collection, the research demonstrates how cultural performances serve as bridges between heritage preservation and contemporary community development. Findings indicate that creative tourism initiatives centered around authentic cultural performances have significantly increased community participation, economic benefits, and cultural pride. The study reveals a three-fold impact: economic diversification, strengthened social cohesion, and the preservation of intangible cultural heritage. These results suggest that creative tourism frameworks can be effectively leveraged to transform heritage sites from passive tourist attractions into dynamic spaces of cultural exchange and community revitalization, providing valuable insights for other heritage destinations seeking sustainable tourism development models
Model Pengembangan Creative Wellness Tourism Berbasis Seni Batik di Laweyan, Surakarta Bonifasia Yuniar Rifani, Bonifasia Yuniar Rifani
Journal of Tourism and Creativity Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): Creative Generation & Destination
Publisher : Rumah Jurnal UNEJ

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.19184/jtc.v9i1.53693

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Touristic creative wellness is a recent, globally spreading travel trend that couples creativity with overall well-being. Surakarta, with the recognition in UNESCO Creative City Network in 2021, therefore has ample scope for developing this tourism industry with creative wellness and Kampung Batik Laweyan as one of the recognized ancient centers for batik making. The authors discuss herein how the creative wellness tourism model anchored on batik artistry aims to marry these three important variables: cultural values, therapeutic benefits, and sustainability principles in tourism. It therefore uses qualitative methods and case studies to set into perspective the historical importance of Laweyan today in its transformation as a creative cultural tourism area with unique characteristics of batik, workshops, and culinary activities. This model links wellness programs using batik therapy with health and art, hence creating opportunities for unique tourist experiences that will benefit not only the visitors themselves but also contribute to community interests. The outcome of this study will contribute to new wellness destinations with a twist while maintaining the rich culture of batik and uplifting local livelihoods

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