The role of tourism bubble destination for sustainability development
List of Authors
  • Daniel Cassa Augustinus , Diena Mutiara Lemy

Keyword
  • Tourism Bubble, Sustainability Development

Abstract
  • In late 2019 pandemic has broken into global outrage. This has led some countries to border closing. Since late 2019, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has caused unprecedented global health and social emergencies and profound negative impacts on the global economy. However, the pandemic also hit the economy in Indonesia, especially related to tourism. As solutions in Indonesia after the pandemic hit in early March 2020 there are several policies is applied regarding the tourism bubble made government. As for Indonesia, they have been cautious about the COVID-19 safety protocol in Indonesia. This study is aimed to understand the concept of the tourism bubble in various literature and is represented as an understandable concept as grounded theory. The objective of this study is to understand also how the basic relationship between sustainable tourism and the bubble tourism concept. Nevertheless, this study also can help to define tourism bubble destinations. Although as an outcome, understanding Bubble Tourism destinations may help to develop the sustainability theory. The study design is grounded on theory. Grounded theory is to generate a conceptual theory that accounts for a pattern of behavior that is relevant and problematic for those involved. In conclusion, it can be understood that the Tourism bubble destination can become the answer to sustainable development in the tourism industry. This idea can become a solution not only for the prevention of loss in culture, assets, and value but also as curative when there is a problem related to health in society.

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