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An analysis of intangible heritage experience in supporting sustainable destination development: a case study in Bali

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Indonesia as a tourism destination benefits from a wide range of attractions, both tangible and intangible. Unfortunately, the role of intangible attractions, unlike the tangible ones, has been taken too lightly to some extent. The intangible heritage in Bali for example, has great prospective to be developed further as an intangible tourist attraction. This specific attraction could offer the tourists an unforgettable 'tourist-host community interaction' experience. The uniqueness of such experience could differentiate Bali from other tourism destinations and this could become a strong pull factor to draw more visitors to this region. And hence support the sustainability of Bali as tourism destination.The intangible heritage in Bali for example, has great prospective to be developed further as an intangible tourist attraction. This specific attraction could offer the tourists an unforgettable 'tourist-host community interaction' experience. The uniqueness of such experience could differentiate Bali from other tourism destinations and this could become a strong pull factor to draw more visitors to this region. And hence support the sustainability of Bali as tourism destination.The intangible heritage in Bali for example, has great prospective to be developed further as an intangible tourist attraction. This specific attraction could offer the tourists an unforgettable 'tourist-host community interaction' experience. The uniqueness of such experience could differentiate Bali from other tourism destinations and this could become a strong pull factor to draw more visitors to this region. And hence support the sustainability of Bali as tourism destination. rnrnThe purpose of this thesis is to conduct a research on the intangible heritage in form of tourist-host interaction in Indonesia and how much it has or can support the development of tourism as sustainable destination. The research method used is the descriptive qualitative method with supporting quantitative data. The study will also be correlated with the related theoretical concepts and logical explanation.rnrnThe data collected is a combination of literature research from books, website, seminar paper, interviews, and questionnaires with the respective sources.

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: Swiss German University., 2007

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