The Resilience Pattern of the International Tourism Demand Resulting from Bali Bombings I & II

Addin Maulana; Agita Arrasy Asthu; Chamma Fitri Putri; I Dewa Gede Richard Alan Amory; Imam Nur Hakim; Priya Falaha Muttaqien; Rahma Prihatini; Siti Hamidah; Tatang Rusata; Woro Swesti; Husna Husna

doi:10.34624/rtd.v41i0.29458

Authors

Addin Maulana The National Agency for Research and Innovation
Agita Arrasy Asthu Ministry of Tourism & Creative Economy
Chamma Fitri Putri Ministry of Tourism & Creative Economy
I Dewa Gede Richard Alan Amory Ministry of Tourism & Creative Economy
Imam Nur Hakim The National Research & Innovation Agency
Priya Falaha Muttaqien Postgraduate student of communication science Universitas Indonesia
Rahma Prihatini Ministry of Tourism & Creative Economy
Siti Hamidah The National Research & Innovation Agency
Tatang Rusata The National Research & Innovation Agency
Woro Swesti Ministry of Tourism & Creative Economy
Husna Husna

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34624/rtd.v41i0.29458

Keywords:

Bali, Foreign Tourist, Resilience, Tourism

Abstract

Indonesia's tourism sector is highly fixated on Bali Island for its central tourism representation. Unfortunately, standing as the most compelling attraction for foreign tourists, Bali as an icon was disturbed by terrorism like the Bali bombings I & II. By employing the descriptive statistical method, this research forms a resilience pattern of foreign tourists visiting Bali after the Bali bombings I & II. This research has identified that the tourist arrivals' resilience due to the attacks took 11 months. Also, the number of victims and property damage generated by those two terrorism incidents directly affects foreign tourists' potential losses.

Author Biography

Priya Falaha Muttaqien, Postgraduate student of communication science Universitas Indonesia

Postgraduate student of communication science Universitas Indonesia