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Sustainable governance in traditional village tourism: a study of post revitalisation project in Huta Siallagan, Indonesia
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Abstract The Indonesian government has allocated 30
billion rupiahs in 2020 to revitalise Huta Siallagan, a
traditional village on the borderline of Lake Toba, in order to
support the national development agenda. The revitalisation
is carried out to increase the attractiveness of the destination
by reor... view more
The Indonesian government has allocated 30
billion rupiahs in 2020 to revitalise Huta Siallagan, a
traditional village on the borderline of Lake Toba, in order to
support the national development agenda. The revitalisation
is carried out to increase the attractiveness of the destination
by reorganising the area and improving the facilities.
Traditional villages in Lake Toba are typically acres of land
owned and lived on by a single-family clan, which manages
tourism activities through family members. As Huta
Siallagan receives significant attention from the government,
this study seeks to examine the managerial modifications
and adjustments following the finished revitalisation project.
This study employs a sustainable tourism framework from
the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). The
findings are juxtaposed with the model of sustainable
traditional village revitalisation that has been widely used as
the basis for integrating rural tourism into tourism growth.
The result of this study provides knowledge in the
sustainable tourism literature, particularly in the context of
village revitalisation for tourism purposes. It also highlights,
from a practical standpoint, the subsequent challenges that
arise in traditional village revitalisation projects. The study
then identifies solutions to minimise internal and external
conflicts in tourism governance.... view less
Keywords
Indonesia; village development; sustainable development; tourism; rural area; cultural heritage; Southeast Asia
Classification
Area Development Planning, Regional Research
Free Keywords
traditional village; top-down approach; post-revitalisation; sustainable governance
Document language
English
Publication Year
2024
Page/Pages
p. 149-176
Journal
Journal of Urban and Regional Analysis, 16 (2024) 1
ISSN
2067-4082
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed