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Tourism Management in Tahura Sultan Adam (Case Study in Mandiangin Timur Village and Mandiangin Barat)

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  • Sompa, Andi Tenri

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Sultan Adam Tahura is the largest Tahura area in Indonesia. A Tahura which has the widest area is both a pride and a challenge in maintaining and managing this area so that it can benefit the community, both ecologically, economically, and socially. This study aims to describe how the management of Sultan Adam's Tahura natural tourism in several ways perspective development. A qualitative approach is used in research. To provide in-depth descriptions, descriptive methods are implemented. Data collection stages through three stages. Analysis model of Miles and Huberman chose for present narrative text in research. The results of the study describe that the Community Empowerment Program that has been implemented following the principle of community empowerment in the management of the Sultan Adam Tahura natural tourism in Belangian Village, Aranio Subdistrict, Banjar Regency is as follows: 1) Program for the Use of Village Fund Allocation, 2) the Riam Kanan Watershed Rehabilitation Program, 3) Social Forestry Program in the form of Forestry Partners, and 4) Tourism Village Development Program. The fourth economic impact of the Community Empowerment Program implemented in Belangian Village, the District as a whole can be concluded that it has been able to improve the welfare of Belangian Village residents.

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  • Sompa, Andi Tenri, 2021. "Tourism Management in Tahura Sultan Adam (Case Study in Mandiangin Timur Village and Mandiangin Barat)," OSF Preprints dy35t, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:dy35t
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/dy35t
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