Tag: L83

BALI AND THE NEXT PROPOSED TOURISM DEVELOPMENT MODEL IN INDONESIA

Setiawan PRIATMOKO

PhD Doctoral School of Economics & Regional Sciences,Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences/MATE, Hungary and Lecturer at STIE Pariwisata API Institute, Indonesia

eraynesance@gmail.com

Moaaz KABIL

PhD Doctoral School of Economics & Regional Sciences Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences/MATE, Hungary and Lecturer at Cairo University, Egypt

moaazkabil@cu.edu.eg

Róbert MAGDA

Prof. Dr. Ηabil., Doctoral School of Economics & Regional Sciences Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences/MATE, Hungary

Magda.Robert@szie.hu

Edit PALLAS

Dr., Institute of Sustainability and Farming Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences/MATE, Hungary

pallas.edit@mate-uni.hu

Lóránt Dénes DAVID

Prof. Dr., Doctoral School of Economics & Regional Sciences Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences/MATE, Hungary

David.Lorant.Denes@szie.hu 

Abstract

The Indonesian government is currently boosting its tourism by using the success of the island of Bali as a model, the project is called Ten New Balis. This article examines previous studies and statistical data to presents a deep analysis of macro-environmental factors of tourism in Indonesia related to Bali as a development model. The study is based on Scopus articles associated with Indonesia and Bali tourism development articles and statistical data collected from the statistics bureau’s Indonesian office, BPS-Statistics. The thematic framework analysis and descriptive analysis describe complementary insight of tourism planning and development issues. Proposed future tourism development planning could be seen clearer by using mixed-method analysis. Extending different research articles databases will give a good result comparison.

Keywords: priority destinations, tourism planning, tourist account, tourism development, rural tourism

JEL classification: L83, O500, O21, O180, R1, R5

 pp. 161-180

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TOURISM AND ECONOMIC GROWTH NEXUS IN INDONESIA: THE DYNAMIC PANEL DATA APPROACH

Elvina PRIMAYESA

Faculty of Economics and Business, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia, Faculty of Economics, Andalas University, Padang, Indonesia

yesa040486@gmail.com

Wahyu WIDODO

Faculty of Economics and Business, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia

wahyuwid2002@live.undip.ac.id

F.X. SUGIYANTO

Faculty of Economics and Business, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia

fxsugiyanto09@gmail.com

Abstract

The positive impact of tourism on economic growth is generally influenced by various indicators at both global and national levels. However, the question remains whether tourism encourages economic growth or vice versa. This paper examines the importance of tourism as a conditioning factor for economic growth in Indonesia. The validity of the relationship between tourism and economic growth can be examined by using the dynamic panel data estimation approach and convergence analysis to provide evidence of the impact of tourism on economic growth in Indonesia. In accordance with the initial hypothesis on tourism and economic growth, the result shows that the former can encourage the latter, although there is no indication of convergence among provinces in Indonesia. Therefore, if the supply characteristics of the tourism sector are improved, then it can be considered as an alternative source for stimulating economic growth in Indonesia.

Keywords: Economic Growth, Tourism, Dynamic Panel Data, Convergence

JEL classification: C23, L83, O40, O53
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TOURISM DEMAND AND TAX RELATIONSHIP IN ISLAMIC REGIONS

Majid FESHARI

Assistant Professor of Kharazmi University province, Iran.
majid.feshari@gmail.com

Ali AKBAR TAGHIPOUR

Assistant Professor of Damghan University
taghipour.a9@gmail.com

Mojtaba VALIBEIGI

Assistant Professor of Buein Zahra Technical University, Buein Zahra city, Qazvin province, Iran.
M.valibeigi@bzte.ac.ir
Mojtaba.valibeigi@gmail.com

Abstract

The relationship between tax and tourism receipts is one of the crucial issues in tourism literature and has been considered empirically in recent years.  For this purpose, the main objective of this paper is to determine the long-run relationship between tax ratio to GDP and tourism receipts in OIC selected countries during the 1990-2014. The econometric model for these countries has been estimated by applying dynamic OLS approach. The main findings of this study reveal that tax ratio has negative effect on the tourism receipts and GDP per capita and its growth have positive and significant effect on the tourism receipts in Islamic selected countries. Hence, the main policy implication of this paper is that the tourism managers in these countries should adopts policies to improve the tax revenue through the increase of product capacity. Moreover, the increasing of GDP per capita can improve the tourism receipts in these countries.

Keywords: Tourism, Taxation, Tax Incentives, GDP Per Capita, DOLS Approach

JEL classification: C23, L83, O49