KAJIAN ATRAKSI, AMENITAS DAN AKSESIBILITAS UNTUK PENGEMBANGAN WISATA BAHARI PULAU SENOA KABUPATEN NATUNA PROVINSI KEPULAUAN RIAU

This research is aimed to indentify tourism attraction condition, the amenity and accessibility of tourist destination of Senoa Island in Natuna and its compatibility with tourist activities that can be developed, and to identify tourist�s perception from them who visit Natuna. Therefore, we hope...

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Main Authors: , Drs. Marhafiz Luthfi, , Prof. Dr. Ir. Chadif Fandeli, MS.
Format: Thesis
Published: [Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada 2011
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ETD
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Summary:This research is aimed to indentify tourism attraction condition, the amenity and accessibility of tourist destination of Senoa Island in Natuna and its compatibility with tourist activities that can be developed, and to identify tourist�s perception from them who visit Natuna. Therefore, we hope that we could arrange appropriate strategies for tourism development. The method used is descriptive analysis on the condition of tourist attractions, the amenities and the accessibilities with field observation to measure the visual quality. To value the condition and properness of the amenities and the accessibilities, we implement field observation, secondary data analysis on the number of facilities and infrastructures and its properness valued by tourist�s perceptions who visited Natuna. From the result of this research, we found that Senoa Island has potential tourist attractions that need to be developed as marine tourism destination. However, they have deficient amenities and inadequate accessibilities. Most of tourists are local. This is because the location is relatively far from tourist�s residence area. In generally, their perception on these tourism attractions is excellent. We suggest them to develop their development strategy by prioritizing tourism development, improving role of the businesses and active participation of the society to maximize the tourism existence and potential in Senoa Island.