Guspriani, Heni (2023) Dampak Keberadaan Obyek Wisata Di Pulau Karimun Terhadap Ekonomi Masyarakat. Other thesis, Fakultas Teknik Perencanaan Wilayah dan Kota.

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Abstract

Karimun Island is one of the large islands in Karimun Regency which is the center of economy and settlement. Not only that, Karimun Island is also one of the islands that has many tourist attractions when compared to other islands in Karimun Regency, namely ten tourist attractions. Therefore, this study aims to determine the impact of the existence of tourist attractions on Karimun Island on the community's economy. The research approach used is deductive research with descriptive research type and mix method research method. The analysis techniques used in this research are descriptive qualitative and multiple linear regression. The results of this study indicate that the community around Karimun Island tourism objects has diverse socio-economic characteristics. For the type of business, only six out of ten tourist attractions on Karimun Island have a developed type of tourism business, and generally the type of business is food and beverage services. In terms of labor absorption, only eight out of ten tourist attractions on Karimun Island absorb labor and the labor comes from the surrounding community. This shows that the existence of these tourism objects has an impact on the community's economy, especially employment opportunities and business opportunities. Then, the impact on the community's economy is also supported by the results of multiple linear regression analysis. The results show that of the five categories of tourism impact on the economy, there are three categories that have an influence on the community's economy, namely income, employment opportunities, and infrastructure development. While the other two categories that have no influence on the community's economy are prices and ownership and control.Tourist Objects, Impact, Community Economy, Karimun Island

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