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Construction of the Agrotourism Dimensional Model: Perspective of Attraction of Visitor Experiences in Agrotourism Salak, Sibetan Karangasem Bali
Full text linkTourism has become one of the industries that has a major impact on Bali's economic growth. This study aims to explore the various factors that build important dimensions as a determinant of the formation of visitor experience in agro-tourism. The collecting data by interviews related to the form of expectations and responses of visitors as informants about the Sibetan agro-tourism object. This type of data is for exploring the dimensions and factors that reflect the dimensions to construct a measurement scale. The next step is to classify by group category to build dimensions, then the data processed using descriptive statistical analysis tools, namely confirmatory factor analysis. The indicator that produces the largest loading factor is determined as the indicator that most strongly reflects the variable in question. This result shows that the better the Tourist Visit Experience to Sibetan Agrotourism object, Karangasem, the more loyal these visitors are to Sibetan Agrotourism object, Karangasem. Based on the results of the study, information was obtained that based on the Experience of Tourists visiting Sibetan Agrotourism objects, Karangasem the biggest factor influencing tourists to visit Sibetan Agrotourism objects, Karangasem is the Security factor, then followed by the Coolness of tourist objects, Service and Hospitality, Order and Uniqueness and Beauty of Sibetan Agrotourism objects, Karangasem. Tourist Visiting Experience to Sibetan Agrotourism Object, Karangasem has a positive and significant effect on Visitor Loyalty
Penggunaan sistem e-visa dalam peningkatan ekonomi berbasis pariwisata : analisis kunjungan turis mancanegara di Bali
Full text linkTourism is a critical need and a fundamental part of today's modern human lifestyle that cannot be separated. Many tourists from European countries choose to travel to Asian countries to gain new experiences and atmosphere. Indonesia itself is one of the countries that is a favorite holiday destination for foreign tourists from Europe, Australia, and several other Asian countries. Bali is one of the areas in Indonesia that many foreign tourists visit. Due to its beauty and unique culture, Bali rightfully deserves to become a Special Economic Zone (KEK) for tourism in Indonesia, a reputation it has long held. Apart from Bali, several other provinces, such as Lombok, NTT, and Jogja, are also planned to become particular tourism areas. However, unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic, which entered Indonesia at the beginning of March 2020, significantly reduced the number of foreign tourist visits to Bali. The year before the pandemic had seen 456,218 tourist visits, but the implementation of PSBB and the closure of entry and exit points to Indonesia at both ports caused a drastic drop. And airport. However, in 2023, when the pandemic is over, coupled with geopolitical turmoil in several parts of the world, Indonesian tourism will recover quickly and again become a favorite for foreign tourists to visit, one of which is tourists from Russia, whose numbers currently dominate in Bali. The method used in collecting data for this journal is a qualitative method. Data is collected directly at the Denpasar Immigration Office to determine the number of foreign tourist visits and their violations, especially for Russian tourists who have recently committed many violations in Bali. The discussion in this journal will focus on implementing the Evisa system, which is a breath of fresh air for the revival of Bali tourism after the pandemic. Apart from that, this journal will highlight case studies of the number of Russian tourists visiting Bali and the violations committed, supported by data from the Denpasar Immigration office. This journal hopes to increase awareness by strengthening regulations for foreign tourists in Indonesia to create a good tourism ecosystem
Analisa peran keimigrasian dalam aspek keamanan negara selama penyelenggaraan presidensi G20 di Indonesia (2022)
Full text linkIn 2022, Indonesia will have the honor of holding the Presidency of the Group of 20. As the holder of the 2022 Presidency, Indonesia plays an important role in setting the priority agenda and organizing the series of G20 meetings, in which the meeting discusses challenges and issues at the world level. Of course, this momentum was used by Indonesia to show Indonesia's ability to lead global forums, in this case security is one of the priorities in order to create conduciveness for the implementation of these activities. The Directorate General of Immigration as the executor of the task of guarding the gate of the country, which means that immigration is at the forefront in accepting the entry of foreigners into Indonesia by carrying out their duties and functions based on the laws and regulations in force. The research method used by the author is a qualitative method with a literature review approach. The author utilizes optional information to dissect the outcomes, to be specific essential, auxiliary and tertiary materials. The consequences of the review expressed that: The Directorate General of Immigration was available as agent of obligations and capabilities in the field of migration in keeping up with the security of the execution of the G20. The migration capability is the reason for completing the obligations and capabilities did by the Directorate General of Movement. This paper is intended to explain the role of immigration in the aspect of state security; immigration has a vital role in maintaining national sovereignty, especially during the implementation of the G20 Presidency.
Keywords: Immigration; G20; State Security
Penggunaan lahan dan deforestasi di Kabupaten Bogor
Full text linkOne of the causes of climate change is deforestation. Apart from that, deforestation also causes a significant decrease in the number of species for the biodiversity that lives in it (Sutarno et al., 2015)—research location in Bogor Regency. The software used is Qgis Desktop version 3.16.9. The method used in the research is spatial analysis, namely, overlaying forest cover data from 2011 and land cover in 2020. Bogor Regency still has a relatively sizeable natural forest cover, 36,595.04 ha. Natural forest cover is found in forest areas and other use areas. Most deforestation occurred in other use areas at 93.36%. Most forest conversion or deforestation occurs due to changes in forest cover to mixed Se-mak dryland agriculture
Tinjauan kebijakan penyediaan kawasan hutan untuk pembangunan food estate
Full text linkThe problem of food security in Indonesia has become an endless polemic from the era of President Soekarno's regime until now; providing food for all Indonesian people has still experienced many obstacles. Indonesia still needs help from other countries to meet people's basic needs by importing food from neighboring countries, such as rice imports from Thailand and soybeans, sugar, and garlic imported from foreign countries. Indonesia, as an agricultural country that should have a good level of food security, is still far from sufficient to meet food needs in its own country; this is what encourages the government to implement regulations that are expected to increase the level of food supply. The government has carried out various projects to answer challenges that continue to this day, from the Mega Rice Project in the Soeharto era to the formation of the Me-rauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate (MIFEE). In 2015, a 500,000-hectare food estate in Kalimantan was announced. In 2020, the issue of food security rose to the surface again due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This article explores the historical study of food estate discourse carried out by the government. It compares it with a critical review of the concept of food in Indonesia, the implementation of food estates, and food security from a literature review
Hindu Gen Z perceptions of karma and reincarnation at Denpasar City : (Gen Z hindus question the truth of the concept of karma and reincarnation?)
Full text linkKarma and reincarnation are central concepts in Hinduism. The law of karma says that whatever humans do will be harvested accordingly. Whoever does evil will be rewarded accordingly, and those who do good will find goodness. However, the facts of life do not always follow these laws, and Gen Z states that he knows many people who do bad things but are respected in the public sphere. The evil deeds committed do not have any natural effect. They question whether religion only offers heaven's reward and whether good people have to suffer. The concept also seemed unappealing to them because a good and prosperous life on Earth is essential. Suppose a wrong person with evil behavior can achieve a good life, get rich fraudulently, get elected as an official, and be respected. In that case, it is questionable where the world's justice lies. This article is the result of qualitative research that examines the perceptions of Gen Z Hindus in the city of Denpasar regarding karma and reincarnation. Research is also combined with statistical analysis, which shows a tendency to doubt believing the truth of the concept. The study involved 200 adolescents from the city of Denpasar, with data collection carried out through observation, interviews, and FGDs and continued with filling out a simple questionnaire. The analysis results show that as many as 35% of adolescents have doubts about the truth of karma and reincarnation, 15% do not know, and the rest believe in the truth of the concept even though it leaves a number of questions
The 21st Century Students Stress Reliever a Study of Student Perceptions: Gandharva Veda Music
Full text linkMaharishi Ayur-Veda is a centuries-old authentic health care scheme, brought to light by Maharishi Mahes Yogi based on the ancient Vedic tradition, additionally it is a completely holistic healthcare system. In this study paper we will learn and know more about what is Gandharva Veda Music, and how it help to reduce the students stress level, and how it is generally impact. This research are conducted to know how is students perceptions in using Gandharva Veda music as a study music or sleeping music as stress reliever. Which lead to a questions, “How students feels about Gandharva Vedic Music as a stress reliever”. By that, some questionnaire will share and there will be some questions that will show how they feels and how it helps them in releasing stress. The sampling that chosen is Quota sampling. The population of this research are 10 students from High school to University, from the age of 16years above which known that they are facing examinations (for 12th grade class of high school) and studying while working university students. The data tools collection used is questionnaire which shared by social media. There was 11 questions which are shows Anxiety/Stress level (questions number 1-6) and how they think about the Gandharva Vedic Music ( questions number 7-11). This questionnaire will be share to 10 people who are students. This research shows that 70% from the subject feels anxious, and 70% of the subject are unsure that they are performed well in class. also it is shows that Gandharva Veda music at least helps to reduce the subject stress levels, feel relax with the help of Gandharva Vedic music and shows that Gandharva Veda music at least helps to reduce the subject stress levels It is known that these day students get anxious and stress easily, with a lot of caused. However they are still force their self to deal with the situations with exhausted feeling. Gandharva Vedic music which known as the music therapy giving the vibration of happiness and help them to reduce their stress level. In the need of this aspect of stress and anxiety disorder this kind of research should be expand in the future and hopefully it could help not only them but all students all over the worl