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Village Revitalization: A Priority for Creative Tourism Attraction Design in Celuk

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This study emphasizes the importance of studies in the readiness of Celuk Village as a tourist village related to the priority of developing creative tourism attractions based on its creative tourism potential, this research uses a qualitative approach through observation, interviews and surveys which are then analyzed using the Analysis Hierarchy Process (AHP). The results showed that the CREATRIP program through the development of creative tourism attraction designs in Celuk village based on the potential and readiness of the village in the form of an AHP model which is a priority is the village tour while the three forms of creative tourism attractions such as: arts and creative events, educational programs, and daily creative activities can be used as a form of supporting tourist attractions in strengthening the brand image of Celuk village as a creative tourism-based silver craft center. The development of the creative tourism attraction design focuses on the socio-cultural dimension that characterizes Celuk village in its development so that it will automatically contribute to the community’s economy and environmental arrangement.

Type of Tourism Attraction and Revisit Intention of Female Traveller

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This research was conducted with the aim of gathering information on the motivations of female tourists to make repeat visits to Yogyakarta. Women were chosen as respondents because women are considered to have maturity and make better decisions in their families, as well in tourism activities. The research was conducted using a non-probability sampling model on 100 respondents who had finished their trip. The survey was carried out at tourist entry points such as at tourist attraction locations, railway stations and airports. There are three variables tested, namely Perceived Satisfaction of Cultural Attraction (CUL), Perceived Satisfaction of Natural Attraction (NAT), and Perceived Satisfaction of Shopping and Culinary Attraction (ShoC). Using the classic assumption test and multiple linear regression, the results show that female travellers have the intention of making a return visit (RI) because of the satisfaction factor on cultural tourist attraction (CUL) and the satisfaction factor on shopping and culinary attraction (ShoC). The attractiveness of Natural Attraction (NAT) does not significantly influence female travellers having intention to revisit.