Management System for Sustainable Tourism Attraction Management in Kemuning Village Based on Sport Tourism

Abstract

Kemuning village tourism object is one of the tourist attractions in Ngargoyoso district, Karanganyar, Central Java, Indonesia. This village is famous for its potential for tea plantation tourism, jeep community, river tubing, and paragliding sports. The purpose of this study is to find out how to manage sustainable Kemuning Village tourist attractions by focusing on sports tourism. In this study, about fifty people, including stakeholders, managers, visitors, and the public, were taken as samples. A purposive sampling technique was used. While the data collection technique uses interviews, the data analysis is preparation, reduction, and conclusion using Mils and Huberman interactive analysis. This study results the conclusion that the Management of Sustainable Tourism Objects in Kemuning Village Based on Sport Tourism is related to (1) tourism management strategies, including human resources, methods, tourist attractions, standard operating procedures, facilities and infrastructure, addition and maintenance of facilities, sustainable natural resource management, and the security and safety of tourists; (2) the role of stakeholders, including the government as a regulator and related institutions; and (3) the role of stakeholders However, further research is needed on the social, economic, and cultural impacts associated with the sustainable development of tourism villages in Kemuning Village.