14 Days Trip to Sulut: The Lost Eden of Sulawesi a Place Called Paradise

North Sulawesi Has Wealth, Natural Wonders, diverse cultures, and extraordinary human resources. The wealth and natural beauty of this area have the potential to be utilized as a tourism center to attract tourists from all over the world to enjoy the gifts of the Creator. Many efforts have been made by the Regional Government and the surrounding community to develop tourist attractions in this area. There are still many more things that can be done to create our beloved region, North Sulawesi, by making improvements, management, and even adding new tourist attractions and infrastructure in this area, working together with experts and training human resources that are carried out better. The development that can be done is to integrate tourist attractions from one location with another in the province of North Sulawesi so that tourists will have a long time on a long tourist route with many beautiful tourist attractions to visit. This can create many jobs and reduce unemployment; many MSMEs will be formed, public education will increase rapidly, and government revenue will increase so that overall, the economy in North Sulawesi will also increase and can contribute more to improving the community's welfare.

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Prosiding Seminar Nasional Forum Manajemen Indonesia - e-ISSN 3026-4499
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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.47747/snfmi.v2i1.2394
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Community-based Tourism Development and Sustainability
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14 Days Trip to Sulut: The Lost Eden of Sulawesi a Place Called Paradise

Christian Grivandly Rondonuwu, Devid Yosua Runtuwene, Eirene Wulan Maria Sakka, Shane Dylan Salainti
Prosiding Seminar Nasional Forum Manajemen Indonesia - e-ISSN 3026-4499
Community-based Tourism Development and Sustainability
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14 Days Trip to Sulut: The Lost Eden of Sulawesi a Place Called Paradise

Christian Grivandly Rondonuwu, Devid Yosua Runtuwene, Eirene Wulan Maria Sakka, Shane Dylan Salainti
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Abstract

North Sulawesi Has Wealth, Natural Wonders, diverse cultures, and extraordinary human resources. The wealth and natural beauty of this area have the potential to be utilized as a tourism center to attract tourists from all over the world to enjoy the gifts of the Creator. Many efforts have been made by the Regional Government and the surrounding community to develop tourist attractions in this area. There are still many more things that can be done to create our beloved region, North Sulawesi, by making improvements, management, and even adding new tourist attractions and infrastructure in this area, working together with experts and training human resources that are carried out better. The development that can be done is to integrate tourist attractions from one location with another in the province of North Sulawesi so that tourists will have a long time on a long tourist route with many beautiful tourist attractions to visit. This can create many jobs and reduce unemployment; many MSMEs will be formed, public education will increase rapidly, and government revenue will increase so that overall, the economy in North Sulawesi will also increase and can contribute more to improving the community's welfare.

Prosiding Seminar Nasional Forum Manajemen Indonesia - e-ISSN 3026-4499Vol. 2
Klabat University (ID)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Community-based Tourism Development and Sustainability
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