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Reimagining Resilience: COVID-19 and Marine Tourism in Indonesia

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  • Published: 2021
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C. King
Publisher(s)
Taylor & Francis
Level of Accessibility
Free
Stakeholders
Academia, NGOs, Public Sector
Geographic Regions
Asia
Languages
English

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Resilience issues are explored in the context of different forms of tourism in a marine national park in eastern Indonesia. This paper uses an agency-based livelihood resilience framework to examine the social structures, agency, and livelihood capital of the surrounding socio-ecological systems as driven by these operations. The findings suggest that the dominant development discourse in Indonesia and among tourism planners focusing on the growth of ‘high-end’ exclusive forms of tourism has neglected livelihood capital and made communities more vulnerable to ruptures like COVID-19. Emerging from this crisis, this research urges academics, practitioners, and business owners to ‘reimagine’ the potential of tourism to first and foremost empower more resilient socio-ecological systems in the face of an increasingly uncertain future.

Topics
Community Development
COVID-19
Crisis and Risk Management
Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Protected and Managed Areas
Resource Management
GSTC-D Criterias
A1 -Destination management responsibility
B4 -Support for community
D1 -Protection of sensitive environments
D6 -Water stewardship
Sustainable Development Goals - SDG's
08- Decent Work & Economic Growth
11- Sustainable Cities & Communities
Citation
“C. King;  
2021;  
Reimagining Resilience: COVID-19 and Marine Tourism in Indonesia;  
BTRP-ID:  6325″

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