People Participation as Social Capital Form for Realizing Sustainable Ecotourism

As an entity of the tourism system, local communities
were considered have better understanding of their region as well as
influenced positively or negatively by the tourism activities in the
region. This paper aimed to study role of community involvement in
the development of ecotourism at Kintamani Bali from two
perspectives of view, i.e. participation in the process of initiatives and
participation in the utilizing the economic benefits of tourism.
Thorough participation as an antecedent of social capital form, the
sustainability of ecotourism at Kintamani could be expected.





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