Pengaruh Beban Kerja dan Stres Kerja terhadap Kinerja Karyawan CV. Pilar Emas Jember

The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of workload and job stress on employee performance at CV. Pilar Emas Jember. This research was conducted using a quantitative research method and collected data through a questionnaire. The research sample consisted of 53 employees, which were part of the total population of 62 employees at CV. Pilar Emas. The sampling technique used in this research was proportionate stratified random sampling. Instrument testing was conducted using validity and reliability tests. This study employed multiple linear regression analysis to test the hypotheses regarding the influence of workload and job stress on employee performance, and the results indicated that workload and job stress have a significant influence on employee performance at CV. Pilar Emas

PENGUATAN SDM DAN TATA KELOLA KELEMBAGAAN POKDARWIS DEWI RENGGANIS DI DESA WISATA GUYANGAN, KRUCIL, KABUPATEN PROBOLINGGO

Guyangan Village is one the village that located in strategic position by its diversity on tourism potencies and wide spread of livelihood in agriculture, horticulture and plantation. In 2021, this village have awarded as the one of tourism village by 29 villages in Probolinggo Regency.  The harvest of agriculture of rice field, corn, and horticulture such cubic, tomato and potatoes, as well as coffee, durian and dairy cows and beef cattle. By its wide spread potencies of nature to be attract by visitors, especially of Batu Pertapaan Sites, Sendang Biru Waterfall, Jaran Goyang Waterfall, Dewi Rengganis Waterfall, Gligir Waterfall, Watulesung Waterfall and Live Garden. This research aims to develop of skill of hospitality community of Dewi Rengganis in Seventh Charms and also Management of Tourism Village. The methodology used the Socialization of Seventh Charms, Tutorial method and service to the visitors, Discussion method in understanding and experience of local community and also Evaluation method through hospitality community of Dewi Renggani

Creative strategies of local resources in managing geotourism in the Ijen Geopark Bondowoso, East Java, Indonesia

This paper aims to explain the process of developing creative strategies for empowering community capabilities and local resources in managing geotourism in the Ijen Geopark development area of the Bondowoso region. The location is in the Ijen District as a depiction area for developing the Ijen Geopark. The perspective used in this study is a resource-based view with valuable, rare, imitable, non-substitutable (VRIN) analysis to identify the effectiveness of the performance of local geotourism resources. The results showed that the daily management of geoparks has collaborated with institutions in rural areas in building sustainable competitive advantages to manage geotourism oriented to VRIN criteria in the delineation area of the development of the Ijen Geopark

Public relations strategies and sustainable tourism in Tolitoli Regency: a case study in the Indonesian context

This study investigated the influence of public relations (PR) strategies on stakeholder engagement and community participation in sustainable tourism policies in Tolitoli Regency, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. This research addresses a significant gap in the literature regarding the application of PR strategies to sustainable tourism development, particularly in emerging tourism regions like Tolitoli. These areas, on the cusp of tourism development, face challenges in effectively engaging stakeholders and the community. Employing a qualitative case study approach, we examine how PR strategies affect the implementation of sustainable development policies in the local tourism sector. Through interviews with policymakers and stakeholders, focus groups with community members, and a review of PR materials, we selected 27 participants using purposive sampling, based on their relevance to the subject. Effective PR communication is pivotal for policy acceptance, aligning businesses with sustainability, and informing stakeholders and tourists of sustainable tourism. Community participation is transformative, stressing local involvement in culturally sensitive policies. Challenges include countering digital misinformation and balancing development with conservation efforts. Strategic PR is crucial for shaping positive destination images and educating people about the local culture and sustainability. This research provides guidelines for Tolitoli and similar regions, advocating PR training for sustainable tourism and crisis management with transparent communication. Acknowledging the potential variability in stakeholder perceptions and its focus on Tolitoli, this research’s generalizability is limited. Future research should explore PR strategies in diverse settings to understand their long-term impacts and adapt to evolving stakeholder expectations for sustainable tourism