Strategy For Development And Management Of Culture-Based Tourism Villages In Toraja

Abstract

This study explores the complex domain of culture-based tourism in Toraja, a region widely recognized for its abundant cultural legacy and captivating customs. The research encompasses a thorough investigation of the challenges and opportunities, aiming to achieve a harmonious equilibrium between economic prosperity, cultural preservation, and environmental sustainability. By conducting interviews with key stakeholders, this research has successfully identified significant implications for the sustainable growth of tourism in the region of Toraja. The aforementioned principles underscore the importance of ensuring fair and just allocation of economic resources, effective management of waste, active involvement of the community, responsible practices in the tourism industry, diversification of available services, provision of education, and diligent monitoring. These implications offer guidance for stakeholders, policymakers, and local communities to effectively navigate the complex domain of culture-based tourism. They aim to create a future in which the cultural heritage of Toraja flourishes alongside economic advancement and environmental conservation.