Titlebook: Balancing Development and Sustainability in Tourism Destinations; Proceedings of the T Akhmad Saufi,Imanuella R. Andilolo,Alan A. Lew Confe

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The Influence of Eco-friendly Attitudes on Tourists’ Intention Toward Green Hotelss green hotels in order to attract potential customers. This study examines tourists’ eco-friendly attitudes and the effect on their intention toward green hotels. The eco-friendly attitudes were measured by tourists’ perception based on the attributes, such as, severity of environmental problems, i

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Revitalizing Tourism in the Heritage Land of Toraja: Planning as a Processuth Sulawesi Province, or about eight hours drive from the province capital, Makassar. The traditional houses of Toraja with their distinctive shape, the ancestral house known as Tongkonan, cliff-hanging, and stone-carved burial sites, and traditional ceremonies such as the death ritual, RambuSolok,

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Perceptions of Impacts and Development in a Cultural Tourism Hub: Ubud, Bali facilities. However, core benefits received are often juxtaposed with local concerns regarding economic, environmental and social impacts of tourism, such as seasonality, congestion, acculturation and foreign ownership. Much literature supports the notion that residents support tourism, as long as

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Bidayuh Community of Malaysia: Presenting Culture and Nature as a Package for Sustainable Developmenr the development of indigenous tourism. The community, also called ‘people of the land’, is characterised by its cultural identities such as ‘O gong’ (a gong troupe), massive drums, and ‘pratuakng’ (a percussion instrument made out of bamboo). Furthermore, this study brings to light the willingness