Kirnawati, Ardhea Andre (2024) Upaya Pengembangan Desa Wisata Boon Pring (Studi Pada Desa Sanankerto Kecamatan Turen Kabupaten Malang). Undergraduate thesis, Fakultas Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik Universitas Merdeka Malang.

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Abstract

Currently, the source of development funds from mining is no longer relevant because it is increasingly depleted. This source of funds from mining can no longer be maintained for the future where the source of development that is always renewed because it will not run out is tourism. Tourism is a labor-intensive sector that has the ability to improve various community problems where there are three benefits that will be generated including increasing employment that can provide income, increasing the growth rate of small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and significant tax contributions. One type of community-based tourism is a tourist village. A village can only be considered a tourist village if it meets certain criteria. One of the opinions is because it has the potential to be unique and attractive to tourists. Malang Regency is an area that has various attractions, one of which is artificial tourism such as the Boon Pring tourist village in Sanankerto Village, Turen District, Malang Regency. The Boon Pring tourist village is a branding on the name of its mission in the context of spring conservation which means preserving bamboo and springs. However, when the Boon Pring tourist village in Sanankerto Village developed, it was not free from problems or obstacles that became obstacles, namely the biggest factor was the quality of human resources with diverse educational backgrounds that were lower which were able to reduce limitations in creativity or innovation. So when there was a thought to develop the progress of Boon Pring, there were differences of opinion. Moreover, Boon Pring is a tourist spot that is known as "having a village" so that the whole community feels that they own it. The purpose of this study is to develop tourism in tourist villages, one of which is at the research location of Sanankerto Village. The purpose of this study is to see the extent of the success of the development of tourist villages in Malang Regency, one of which is in Sanankerto Village, Turen District, namely the Boon Pring Tourist Village. The research method used is qualitative with a descriptive approach with data analysis techniques based on interview results from Village Apparatus, Tourism Village Managers, and tourist visitors. This research is located in Boon Pring Tourism Village in Sanankerto Village, Turen District, Malang Regency with the urgency that Boon Pring tourism has its own characteristics, namely having a lot of bamboo, there are 115 types of bamboo, a tourist village that has an area of 36.8 hectares, most of which are bamboo trees, a suitable place to visit for a vacation with family, friends or children, there are also various kinds of rides, the entrance fee for tourism is not that expensive, which is IDR 10,000 with various facilities, this tour also provides employment ix for local people who are not accommodated in other workplaces. So the researcher chose Boon Pring Tourism Village in Sanankerto Village as the research location. The results of this study explain that the development of the Boon Pring tourist village in Sanankerto Village, Turen District, Malang Regency has been implemented even though it has not been fully maximized in meeting its success. The development of tourist villages requires efforts that include the development of human resources (HR), partnerships or cooperation, village government activities, promotion, and fertility/competition. The supporting factors are evaluation and training, complete and supportive facilities, and cooperation between stakeholders. While the inhibiting factors are the lack of understanding and the lower level of education which reduces the limitations of creativity or innovation, and limited funds for promotion.

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