The dynamic effects of hospitality on the tourism in Aceh: The international community services
List of Authors
  • Aliasuddin , Taufiq Carnegie Dawood

Keyword
  • Tourism, Hospitality, Community Services, Aceh

Abstract
  • This study examines the dynamic effects of hospitality on tourism in Aceh. It uses the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model to analyze quarterly data from 2017.1, with a total sample of 19 quarters. The results show that hospitality has a significant effect on tourism in Aceh, and the long–run result supports this result. Importantly, we find that improvement-supported aspects of tourism play a positive role in enhancing hospitality. This discovery offers a ray of hope for the future of tourism in Aceh. It is suggested that the quality of related persons connected to tourism activities be improved.

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