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ECOTOURISM
Konsepsi ekowisata
Local Ecotourism
People
Visitors
Environment
(Sekartjakrarini, 2004)
Definitions of Ecotourism
Tourism
Outdoor &
Development
Adventure
in Developing
Tourism
Countries
ECOTOURISM
Rise of global
Environmental
Movement
ASET & DAYA TARIK
EKOWISATA
Frida Purwanti
Ecotourism Asset
sedemikian rupa
Secondary tourist attractions : were built or developed specifically to meet the needs of tourists.
Primary Secondary
• Climate • Hotels/guesthouses/homestays
• Natural environment • Shopping facilities
• Built environment • Restaurants and Cafes
• Historic sites • Transport
• Religious Centres • Tourist information and guiding
• Indigenous Culture services
• Natural ecology • Adventure activities
• Theme parks
• Entertainment
Natural Cultural Constructed
Mini-vacation to nearby
Safety land
Ancestral land
Psychology
Exotic
Trav locales
eler
Trip
around
the world
indikator keberhasilan
pengelolaan daya tarik wisata
1. Jumlah pengunjung - orang yang mengunjungi ODTW
2. Durasi kunjungan - berapa lama wisatawan menghabiskan waktu di
lokasi
3. Tingkat kepuasan - terhadap atraksi dan daya tarik yang dikunjungi.
4. Tingkat pemasukan – jml pemasukan yang diperoleh dari atraksi
dan daya tarik
5. Tingkat keberlangsungan - seberapa lama atraksi dan daya tarik
dapat bertahan dan tetap menarik bagi wisatawan.
6. Tingkat promosi yang dilakukan untuk menarik wisatawan ke
atraksi dan daya tarik.
7. Tingkat inovasi - seberapa sering atraksi dan daya tarik
mengembangkan dan menyajikan hal-hal baru yang menarik bagi
wisatawan.
Frida Purwanti
PERUBAHAN
PERKEMBANGAN WISATA
QUALITY
Penurunan kualitas TOURISM
lingkungan, social &
budaya Special Interest
Tourism
Target jumlah
wisatawan &
pendapatan / devisa
PERBEDAAN EKOWISATA DENGAN
WISATA ALAM & PARIWISATA BERKELANJUTAN
Nature-
based
tourism
Ecotourism
Educational
Ethical Responsible
ECOTOURISM VS
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SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
Ecotourism Sustainable tourism
Traveling to natural areas while Providing authentic tourist
admiring the nature/wildlife as experience while respecting the
well as the traditional cultures in place, its people & their culture
these areas
Visiting natural attractions & Refers to a complete tourism
doing so in a responsible & experience encompassing the
sustainable fashion social, economic & environmental
aspects of tourism development
Focuses specifically on the A traveler does to reduce their
place travelers visit & what they impact on the planet as a whole
can do to benefit the people
who live there
Sustainable tourism - a supply-sided view
characterized by industry regulations
Ecotourism - a demand-driven concept limited to
nature-based tourism
➢ seeking out educational opportunities to help
them develop a deeper understanding of their
destination.
➢ looking for guidance and suggestions for how
to support and protect the environment and the
animals and people within it.
Sustainable tourism Responsible tourism Ecotourism
Concept of traveling & exploring a destination as a Concept of creating better A form of sustainable tourism that
tourist while respecting the culture, environment & places for people to live focuses on the conservation of
people of that destination. in & better place for natural areas & promotion of
A holistic approaches that seek to balance social- people to visit sustainable practices
economic & environmental impacts of travel
Focuses on global issue & attempts to change the Focuses on individual Mainly focuses on the environment
tourism industry as a whole actions & individual
destination
PROTECTION OF
NATURAL AREAS
CONSERVATION
DEVELOPMENT
biological Economic/
diversity and infrastructural
natural resources growth
LOCAL CONTROL
STEWARDSHIP
SUSTAINABILITY
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PRINSIP DASAR
1. Prinsip Konservasi
2. Prinsip Partisipasi
3. Prinsip Ekonomi
4. Prinsip Edukasi
• Pengembangan ekowisata harus bertanggung
jawab
• berkomitmen terhadap pelestarian lingkungan
(alam dan budaya)
• usaha yang dilakukan dapat dirasakan
kemanfaatannya bagi masyarakat lokal secara
merata dan berkelanjutan
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Sustainable
Caution &
Responsible
Participation
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2. Climate change
4. Poverty alleviation
2. Gaya hidup
▪ pengumpulan wawasan tentang kebiasaan dan preferensi
▪ bagaimana cara menghabiskan waktunya, barang atau produk apa yang disukai dan
hal-hal apa yang paling penting
3. Kelas sosial
▪ berdasarkan pendapatan yang dapat dibelanjakan
Extreme
Ethnophile adventurer
Wilderness
Total Special
Authentic seeker
Immersion Interest
ENGAGEMENT LEVEL
Culture Nature
Sightseer
Observation Appreciator Appreciator
Type Karakter
Hard Core Daerah sangat spesifik dan aktifitas sangat spesial
Memberi pengalaman (daerah masih alami)
Lebih banyak bekerja dibandingkan bermain (leisure)
Willingness to pay tinggi
Mainstream Kegiatan tidak merusak alam
Membutuhkan infrastruktur tertentu
Dapat tinggal pada masyarakat sekitar
Willingness to pay tinggi
Casual Merupakan perjalanan liburan
Membutuhkan infrastruktur yang baik
Willingness to pay rendah
Recreation Tidak termasuk kegiatan eko wisata
Hanya melihat keindahan alam
Willingness to pay rendah
1. dynamism—change over time, one of the most characteristic features of tourist activity;
2. process—a feature that characterizes the changes taking place in a tourist area, and which
enables a model-based view of development;
3. tourist absorption and capacity or development limitations—this model is based on the claim that if
the number of visitors exceeds the tourist absorption and capacity, the quality of the experience of
those visitors will decline;
4. initiative factors—factors that cause change in a tourist area, e.g., innovation;
5. management—it is crucial that emphasis is placed on the management of a tourist area as a
whole (comprehensively), as many components in these areas lack management, even though
they have separate resources and properties;
6. long-term perspective—the necessity to take a perspective view of the development of an area, in
the initial development phases, is both an indicator of the effectiveness of actions undertaken to
delay the onset of the decline phase, and of intervention actions initiating a rejuvenation
immediately after stabilization, which is typical for stagnation;
7. spatial components—if there is a slowing down of development in an area, a locational shift of the
tourist area is proposed, to sites in which development is starting from the beginning or is
continuing;
8. universal application—the model was designed for all tourist areas, including specialized areas
such as spa resorts.
Internal External
Uniqueness of
resources and Producers
attractions
Local resident
& their Consumers
attitudes
Quality of
Regulating
tourism
authorities
resourcess
ECOTOURISM IMPACT
▪ Benefits to Local People
▪ Benefits to Visitors
Economic Social
Environment
‘Balance sheet’ of
environmental Impacts of
tourism (Adapted from
Hunter and Green, 1995)
▪ volume kedatangan tourist
▪ struktur ekonomi daerah setempat
▪ tipe kegiatan wisata
▪ perbedaan karakteristik social-budaya
pengunjung dengan penduduk
▪ kerapuhan dari lingkungan setempat