CONFERENCE PROGRAM - CRITICAL TOURISM STUDIES ASIA-PACIFIC (CTSAP)

Inaugural Conference
March 3-6, 2018

Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Re-Centering Critical Tourism Studies

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 CRITICAL TOURISM STUDIES (CTS) ASIA-PACIFIC INAUGURAL CONFERENCE
Conference theme: "Re-Centering Critical Tourism Studies"
GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY, YOGYAKARTA, INDONESIA MARCH 3-6, 2018
SATURDAY 3- MARCH 2018
DAY 1
OPENING CEREMONY – Evening only
Arrival at Adisucipto International Airport, Transport airport – hotel (15-30 mins)
Yogyakarta
Shuttle transport offered by Phoenix Hotel / other delegates : own arrangements

Transfer: Check in to Hotels Check in : Hotel

BUS TRANSFER FROM PHOENIX HOTEL ONLY TO VENUE @18.30 / REST : OWN ARRANGEMENTS
OPENING CEREMONY : WELCOME DINNER & CULTURAL PERFORMANCE : SATURDAY 3 MARCH - EVENING @ BALAIRUNG UGM
DRESS CODE: TOUCH OF BATIK/ SMART CASUAL
18.30 Guests staying at Phoenix Hotel meet in Lobby for the shuttle to Balairung, UGM / Dress code: Smart casual / Touch of
Delegates staying elsewhere – own transport Batik
Hotel lobby
19.00 – 19.15 Welcoming Attendees Foyer
19-15 – 19.25 Cultural Performance (From Regional Office of Tourism of Yogyakarta)
19.25 – 19.35 Rector UGM Welcome Address + Officially Open the Conference Prof. Panut Mulyono, D.Eng
19.00 – 21.30 19.35 – 19.40 Video on ‘Religious Harmony in Indonesia’
19.40 – 19.45 Acknowledgements from CTS AP International OC Head Dr. Mark Hampton
19.35 - 19.40 Video on ‘Wonderful Indonesia’
19.40 – 19.50 Opening Keynote Address: Prof. Dr. I Gde Pitana, M.Si Ministry of Tourism of the Republic
Deputy Minister for International Marketing of Indonesia
19.50– 20.00 Group Photo
20.00 – 21.30 ‘Bali Paradigm’ video and dinner Britta Boyer

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 SUNDAY, 4 MARCH 2018
DAY 2
GRAND PLENARY & WORKSHOP/ PRESENTATIONS @UNIVERSITY CLUB- UGM
08.30 – 09.00 REGISTRATION

KEYNOTES SPEECH- GRAND PLENARY (OVERVIEW AND PERSPECTIVES OF ASIA PACIFIC CRITICAL TOURISM ISSUES)
KEYNOTE SPEECHES :
KATHLEEN ADAMS, Loyola University, On Gateways and “Yellow Brick Roads”: Reflections on the
09.00 – 09.30
Chicago, USA Intersections of Tourism, Migration, and Homeland Travel
TIM EDENSOR Manchester Metropolitan
09.00 – 11.00 09.30 – 10.00 Bidding Farewell to Ethnocentric Tourist Theory
University, UK
PLOYSRI PORANANOND Chiang Mai Liminality and the play with water in Chiang Mai’s Songkran
10.00 – 10.30
University, Thailand Festival
WIENDU NURYANTI Universitas Gadjah Mada,
10.30 – 11.00 Heritage, Tourism and Millennials: Is It a New Paradigm?
Yogyakarta
PANEL DISCUSSION (with audience participation)
11.00 – 12.00
MODERATOR: DR. MARK HAMPTON, University of Kent, UK

12.00 – 13.30 LUNCH + NETWORKING

13.30 – 16.20 CONCURRENT PAPER SESSIONS 1 & 2

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CONCURRENT PAPER SESSION 1 – Sunday March 4, 13:30 – 14:50
PANEL 1
Room 1
(Bulaksumur Room)
Cultural Tourism
Moderator: Ike Janita Dewi
1) Formulation and analysis 1) The Case of Sustainable
of cultural tourism
destination
competitiveness index.
Wiendu Nuryanti, Ike
Janita Dewi, Bambang
Sunaryo, M. Dokhi
2) An ethnographic study 2) Authenticity and
of multilingual landscape
of rural tourist
destinations: the case of
Kumano Kodo. Kurara
Kishi
3) Tourism, Resistance and 3) Contradictory
Cultural Change: The
Case of Aitutaki (Cook
Islands). Marcus
Stephenson
PANEL 2 PANEL 3 PANEL 4 PANEL 5 PANEL 6
Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
(Sekip Room) (Wanagama Room) (Nusantara Room) (Yustisia Room) (Grafika Room)
Issues in Indonesian Tourism & Environment I Volunteer Tourism Negotiating State Politics, Marine & Surf Tourism I
Tourism Market Economy, and Moderator: Jeremy
Moderator: T. Yoyok Wahyu Moderator: Mary
Indigenous Subjectivity: Lamarie
Moderator: Bambang Subroto Mostafanezhad
Ethnic/Eco-Tourism
Soenaryo
Moderator: Yih-Ren Lin
1) Opportunities and 1) Voluntouring on 1) Tourist Gaze: Reflections 1) Surf tourism for regional
Tourism Destination Challenges of the Karst Facebook and on an Eco-tourism revitalization in rural
Development at Pulesari Tourism Development in Instagram: Imagination from The Japan: A study of Ikumi
Village in Yogyakarta, Indonesia Cased study in photography and social Proposed Maqaw beach. Minami Takechi
Indonesia. Ike Janita Gunung Sewu Geopark. media in constructing National Park. Yih-Ren
Dewi, Restyana Risma Agus Suyanto, Eko the “Third World” Lin
Putri Haryono experience. Harng Luh
Sin
2) How is it related to me? 2) Rethinking compassion 2) Rethinking The 2) Study of the Influence on
Commodification of An anthropology of in the age of Ecotourism at the local community by
Ramayana Dance Drama tourism perspective of Orphanage Tourism. Indigenous surf tourism: a case of
in the Heritage Tourism heritage respresentation Shivani Kanodia Communities: from The Tatsugo town,
Context: A comparative in Bada Valley megaliths, Cinsinbu experience to Kagoshima prefecture.
study of the Thai Khon Central Sulawesi. Ayu Tayal studies in Taiwan. Kondo Maki
and the Javanese Putri Dewanti Ai-Chin Yen
Sendratari of
Contemporary Thailand
and Indonesia. Anak
Agung Lindawati Kencana
3) For better or for worse? 3) Reluctant 3) Agro-tourism and 3) Living with Fukushima’s
expectations: Climate change representations: Indigenous Therapeutic “contaminated” sea:
designation and implications for tourism in Volunteer tourists, Landscapes: A Case Life, leisure and tourism
institutional realignment southern Sri Lanka. Sarah travel photography and Study from An in the wake of Disaster.
in Bali’s World Heritage Tam social media. Kaylan Indigenous Organic Farm Adam Doering
Site. Wiwik Dharmiasih, Schwarz in Northern Taiwan.
Titah Kawitri Resen, Umin (Hung-Yu) Ru
Sukma Sushanti
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4) Presenting Grandeur of
the Past: Visitor
Experience at Borobudur
Temple. Panggah
Ardiyansyah
5) Critical Reflections on 5) Learning experience:
Sustainable Cultural
Tourism Development in
Cambodia: Reframing
the role of the scholar in
recentering tourism
projects. Celia Tuchman
Rosta
6) Destination Planning On 6) Women and Tourism
The Basis Of Tourists’
Psychographic Profile
And Composition. (The
case of Dutch tourists as
tour package buyers)
Emrizal
4) Tourism and The New 4) Tourism and
Path of Social Movement
in Southeast Asia: A
Critical Study toward The
Involvement of
Indigenous Groups in
Indonesia, Malaysia and
Thailand into Tourism
Development. Nur
Nanung Widyanto
5) Wood Girls, Agri-Women
Seeing through
educational travel in
higher education
students in Eastern
Indonesia. Samsudin
Arifin Dabamona
Relations in Indonesia
Silverio Aji
4) Post-disaster Volunteer 4) Reconciliation and 4) Towards a political
environmental Tourism: commodified Collective Interpretation: economy of coastal
subjectivities in the care and the threat to Tradition as a Dynamic tourism development in
Anthropocene: civil society in Asia. Way for Conflict South-East Asia. Mark
Observations from Niru Christopher McMorran Resolution in Tourism Hampton, Raoul Bianchi
Village, Southwest China. Resources Management.
Jundan Zhang Daya (Da-Wei) Kuan
5) Voluntourism and the 5) Calling All The Sharks:
& Fisher-enne: women Role of the Host The Use of Indigenous
empowering sustainable Organization. Divya, Knowledge in Scuba
tourism in rural Sahasrabuddhe, Joseph Diving Tourism. Nurdina
communities in Japan. Cheer Prasetyo
Kumi Kato, Yumi Oura,
Junko Ueda
Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion

14.50 – 15.00 Coffee Break and Prepare to Change Rooms

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CONCURRENT PAPER SESSION 2 – Sunday March 4, 15:00 – 16:20
PANEL 7 PANEL 8
Room 1 Room 2
(Bulaksumur Room) (Sekip Room)
Recentering Critical Ethics and Sustainability
Tourism Studies to the in Tourism
Asia-Pacific Moderator: Alexander
Moderator: Stroma Cole Trupp
1) ‘Asianising the Field’: 1) An inquiry into
Critical Tourism Studies employees experiences
in Asia. Tou Chang Chang of sexual harassment by
customers in the Cook
Islands hospitality
industry. Lisa Sadaraka,
Heike Schänzel
2) Re-centring Scholarship 2) Analysis of corporate
for the Changing responsibility practices
Tourism Landscape. in the production of
Hazel Tucker events in Madrid hotels.
Jaime Gonzalez Masip,
Ana Maria Aceituno
Cañadas
3) Colonial Imaginaries and 3) Mongers, Inc: Sexual
Postcolonial tourism, materialism,
Representations of pleasure, mongering
Travel and Tourism. Uma Louis Bousquet
Kothari
PANEL 9 PANEL 10 PANEL 11 PANEL 12
Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
(Wanagama Room) (Nusantara Room) (Yustisia Room) (Grafika Room)
Transport and Tourism Planning & Tourism and Marine & Surf Tourism
Mobilities in Tourism Policy Environment II II
Moderator: Roger Norum Moderator:Bakti Setiawan Moderator: Deva Moderator: Adam Doering
Fosterharoldas Swasto
1) Tourism development in 1) Halal Tourism Policy in 1) Locating the Urban in 1) Meaning of Waves:
Indonesia: Challenges Indonesia: Key Issues the Rural: A Political Engaging and Perceiving
and opportunities for and Challenges. I Made Ecology of Agrotourism the Environment for
improving urban public Krisnajaya in Northeastern Mentawaians. Sarani
transport systems. Thailand. Micah Fisher, Pakan
Suryani Eka Wijaya Sukanlaya Choenkwan,
2) Could Rural Cycling as 2) Analyzing the Regional 2) Tarung Taro: The 2) Surfing Tourism
Sustainable Mobility Strategic for Spatial Political Ecology of Eco- Development in New
Increase Women’s Planning in Tourism Tourism in the Oldest Zealand: A Kiwi
Empowerment? Yoko Planning Approach for Balinese Village. Agung perspective. Nick Towner
Seto Regional Economic Wardana, Sukma Arida
Growth of
Undeveloped Regency:
Case Study of North
Kayong Regency,
Indonesia. Imanuddin
3) Hospitality and tourist 3) Regional Autonomy and 3) Potential and challenges 3) Surf localism and the
mobility: A case study of Regional Branding. of tourism-agriculture materiality of common
Yoron Island in Japan. Hamdan Anwari, Fuadi linkages: experience property resources.
Koji Kanda Afif, Revi Agustin from Nusa Tenggara Jonathan Padwe, Jeremy
Aisyianita Timur province, Lamarie
Indonesia. Dina Viktoria
Sinlae
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4) Disciplining Singapore: 4) The Sustainability
Food Safety and Paradox in World
Tourism. Can-Seng Ooi, Heritage Cities: The Case
Nicki Tarulevicz of Melaka. Puay Liu Ong
5) Western-centrism in 5) Developing sustainable
internationalised tourism based on social
tourism higher entrepreneurship
education curricula: intentions, tourism
Perspectives from awareness, and touristic
Vietnam. Maren Viol potential. Lucia
Kurniawati, Patrick Vivid
Adinata, MT Ernawati
Discussion Discussion
16.30 – 17.45
17.45
4) Transport equity in Bali, 4) Leadership Patterns and
Indonesia: Addressing Roles in Managing Rural
diverging needs Tourism Attractions in
of tourists and Yogyakarta, Indonesia:
commuters. Sunniva Roles of Social Capital.
Sandbukt Popi Irawan
5) Large infrastructure 5) Route characteristics of
development and path tourists visit through the
dependency in the approach of Kotagede
tourism sector: a case tourism destination
study in Tana Toraja, spatial aspects. Ghina
Indonesia. Yoshi Abe, Rizqandi, Wiendu
Tod Jones Nuryanti, Yoyok Wahyu
6) Revisiting Bali: Enriching
or Degrading, Thirty
Years after the Bali
Discussion Sustainable
Development Project
Bakti Setiawan & Bruce
Mitchell
Film Session:
Title: “Waiting for John”
Free Evening to explore Yogyakarta restaurant scene
4) Assessing Green 4) Distinct but comparable?
Practices of Tourism The surfing development
Operators in in Taiwan and Hainan.
Newfoundland and Christophe Guibert,
Labrador and Costa Rica. Benjamin Taunay
Greg Wood
5) Presenting the Forest of 5) The Italian South Seas:
Wonder to the World: (Im)mobilities, Images
UNESCO World Heritage and Imaginaries. Guido
Designation Process in Carlo Pigliasco
Yambaru Area in
Okinawa, Japan. Sayaka
Sakuma
Discussion Discussion
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 MONDAY, 5 MARCH 2018
DAY 3
GRAND PLENARY & CLOSING @UNIVERSITY CLUB- UGM
08.30 – 09.00 REGISTRATION
KEYNOTES SPEECH- GRAND PLENARY (OVERVIEW AND PERSPECTIVES OF ASIA PACIFIC CRITICAL TOURISM ISSUES)
KEYNOTE SPEECHES :
Empowered or Burdened? Gender and Tourism Development in
09.00 – 09.30 STROMA COLE, University of the West of England, UK
Indonesia.
09.00 – 10.30
09.30 – 10.00 CHRIS GIBSON, University of Wollongong, Australia Critical tourism studies: achievements, challenges, and prospects

Tourism and the Sustainable Development Goals: Continuing the

10.00 – 10.30 REGINA SCHEYVENS Massey University, New Zealand
myth of tourism as a sustainable industry?

PANEL DISCUSSION (with audience participation)

10.30 – 11.30
MODERATOR: PROF. IR. WIENDU NURYANTI, PH.D., UGM
11.30 – 13.00 LUNCH + NETWORKING
13.00 – 15.50 CONCURRENT PAPER SESSIONS 3 & 4

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CONCURRENT PAPER SESSION 3 – Monday March 5, 13:00 – 14:20
PANEL 13 PANEL 14
Room 1 Room 2
(Bulaksumur Room) (Sekip Room)
Tourism, Terror, Tourism & Community I
Empowerment Moderator: Djoko Wijono
Moderator: David Sanders
1) Terrorism and tourism 1) The perception of
since 2009: the ten Chinese tourists on
years’ journey of tourism responsible Chinese
recovery in Xinjiang outbound tourism in
Uyghur Autonomous Laos and Cambodia. Xu
Region, China. Bo Ma, Honggang
Joseph Cheer
2) Metamorphosis 2) Questioning
Bunaken, a new image of empowerment in
a tourism destination. community-based
Linda Tondobala, George tourism in Bali:
Abraham Kountul Community ownership
or individual control?
Claudia Dolezal
3) Influence of Terrorism 3) A critical assessment of
on Tourism Industry in the role of cultural
Bali: Case Study of Bali capital in determining
Bombing I, 2002. local community based
Fatkurrohman tourism development: A
case of Nglanggeran
Tourism Village.
Rucitarahma Ristiawan
PANEL 15
Room 3
(Wanagama Room)
Spiritual Tourism
Moderator: Guido Carlo
Pigliasco
1) The Search for 1) Tourism and the
Spirituality in Tourism:
Toward a Conceptual
Framework for Spiritual
Tourism. Joseph Cheer
2) Exploring the 2) The biopolitics of Airbnb.
relationship between a
religious sacred site and
spiritual tourists: a case
study of a Buddhist
sacred site, Koyasan in
Japan. Kaori Yanata
3) Contending Deep Japan - 3) Tourism scholarship as
A spiritual tourism and
inbound strategy. Chiho
Nishigomi
PANEL 16
Room 4
(Nusantara Room)
Tourism and Politics
Moderator: Harng Luh Sin
1) It is more Peruvian than
Geopolitical Imaginary:
Frontiers of Leisure in
the People's Republic of
China and Myanmar.
Mary Mostafanezhad
2) (Re)placing the
Maartje Roelofsen,
Claudio Minca
3) "Not Primitive Enough":
geopolitical instrument:
A case study of
Australian-Chinese
academic collaboration.
Ian Rowen
PANEL 17 PANEL 18
Room 5 Room 6
(Yustisia Room) (Grafika Room)
Ethnic & Local Identity Issues in Indonesian
in Tourism Tourism II
Moderator: Heddy Shri Moderator: Syam Rachma
Ahimsa Putra Marcilia
1) Developing Halal
we think! Recognising Tourism In Aceh:
the value of native food Potential and
in the modern Peruvian Challenges. Heriani, M
gastronomic discourse. Baiquni, Joko Wiyono
Sandra Cherro Osorio,
Elspeth Frew, Clare Lade,
Kim Williams
2) Pemberdayaan
Terengganu Peranakan Masyarakat melalui Desa
Chinese As “Mek Wisata (Community
Awangâ”: Contesting Empowerment in
Heritage Tourism and Tourism Village) Ahmad
the Commodification of Ma’ruf
Peranakan Identities.
Hong Chuang Loo, Giok
Hun Pue, Puay Liu Ong
3) Determinants of
Tourist Narratives and Domestic Tourists Who
Jinuo Futures on China's Travelling for Vacation
Southwestern Borders. or Recreation in Java
Madeleine Colvin Island of Indonesia: A
Quantitative Assessment
through Multilevel
Binary Logistic
Regression , Mohammad
Dokhi
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4) Neighborhood 4) Excuse or blessing?
Development Strategy to
Empower Local
Community for Special
Interest Tourism in
Urban Kampong
Settlement. Paulus
Bawole
5) Solesolevaki as Social 5) A Critical Look into the
Capital: A Tale of a
Village, Two Tribes, and
a Resort in Fiji,
Apisalome Movono
Discussion
14.20 – 14.35
4) Lifestyle -Migration:
Critical analysis on Pro- Searching for the Good
poor tourism strategy Life. Agnete Gundersen
implementation in
Hainan, China. Liu Jun
5) Marketing Heritage: A 5) Contesting significations
Livelihood Sustainability Foundation for
of Return Migrants in Sustainable Heritage as
Labuan Bajo, Indonesia - Pilgrimage Destination,
an Emerging Destination. the Case of Ganjuran
Aldi Herindra Lasso, Titi Church, Bantul,
Susilowati Prabawa Indonesia. Handayani
Rahayuningsih, Fahmi
Prihantoro
Discussion Discussion
Coffee Break and Prepare to Change Rooms
4) A Food Fight from
Fabulous Food
1Malaysia to CitraRasa.
Deborah Che, Mohd Hairi
Jalis
5) Tourism, Souvenirs and
of Chinese tourism:
Confucian tradition or
cultural politics? Man Tat
Cheng
Discussion
4) Tourism and the 4) Evaluation Research Of
indigenous Batek: Agro-tourism Zulfa
marginalization or Hidayati
adaptation? Keng Hang
Fan, NG Sai Leung
5) Potential Swamp Forest
Sustainable as Educational Tourism
Development in Support based on
Melanesia. Alexander Conservation of
Trupp Sumatran Elephan
(Elephan Maximus
Sumatranus). Indra
Gumay Febryano, Rusita
Jamal, Slamet Budi
Yuwono
6) Public Participation
Against Tourism In
Discussion Kampung Tamansari
Yogyakarta. Elisabeth
Sagala
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CONCURRENT PAPER SESSION 4 – Monday March 5, 14:35 – 15:55
PANEL 19 PANEL 20 PANEL 21 PANEL 22 PANEL 23 PANEL 24
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
(Bulaksumur Room) (Sekip Room) (Wanagama Room) (Nusantara Room) (Yustisia Room) (Grafika Room)
Film in Tourism Tourism and Tourism & Heritage Tourism and Social Dark and Disaster Imagining Tourism
Moderator: Joseph Cheer Community II Moderator: Diananta Transformation Tourism Landscapes
Moderator: Ardhya Pramita Moderator: Marcus Moderator: Christopher Moderator: Claudia
Nareswari Stephenson McMorran Dolezal
1) Impacts of solar eclipse 1) Enhancing Community- 1) The Transformative 1) Role and Challenges of 1) Analysis of Sumba
tours on local Based Heritage Tourism Experiences of Asian Tourism in Disaster Tourism Marketing
communities: the case of and it's Impacts in Working Holiday Makers Reconstruction. Re- Strategy. Florentina
Babul in Kalimantan. Trowulan, Mojokerto, in Australia. Garth Lean, conceptualizing Dark Narwastu
Riho Obara Indonesia. Christy Brittany Wilcockson Tourism through the
Widyawati Case of the Mt. Merapi
eruption, Indonesia.
Hikaru Kenchu
2) Interrogating the value 2) Donggala, weaving the 2) Vacation or Obli-cation: 2) The Role of Tourism in 2) I'm there, therefore I
proposition of a heritage heritage for present and (Re)producing the Happy Post-Disaster Response am: Spatial experience
tourism niche in the future. Zubair Butudoka, Family in a Home-Away- and Recovery: The Case and cultural enactment
Marshall Islands. Lynn Zulkifly Pagesa (Donggala From-Home. Yinn Shan of Vanuatu in the through tourism. Wiwik
Film in Tourism featuring Beckles Heritage) Cheong Aftermath of Tropical Sushartami, Lintang
Britta Boyer and Jessica Cyclone Pam in 2015. Arum Ndalu
Sherry and Charlie Hill- Andreas Neef
Smith 3) Community participation 3) Reinforcing the 3) Selfi(e)shness and 3) Torturing Criminals and 3) Physical or Virtual Trails?
in archaeotourism philosophical functions Truthiness: The Shooting Cyborgs and Preserving, Celebrating
development at and values on the geopolitical mediation of Zombies: The Dark Past, and Sharing Tangible and
Karangan village, East development of mobile place Present and Future of Intangible Heritage. Gail
Kutai Regency, and East Sasirangan textiles. imaginaries. Roger Societies and their Vander Stoep
Kalimantan Province. Annida Luthfiana Norum Theme Parks. Chin-Ee
Hery Sigit Cahyadi Ong
4) Local Tourism in Sumba: 4) Reviewing Heritage 4) Possibility of interactive 4) From Dark Tourism to 4) Anime Tourism: What
Redeeming Modernism? Tourism Stakeholders: A effects on women’s Disaster resilience: “Lagrange: The Flower of
Thressia Andriati Case Study based on the empowerment and Narratives of Tourism in Rin-ne” has brought to
Octaviani Dading Emergence of Heritage sustainable tourism Post-Disaster Japan. and created in the
Trails Community development. Minako Flavia Fluco, Anna virtual world and the
Groups in Indonesia. Okada Martini rural community in
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A. Vander Stoep
5) What matters in rural 5) How can tourism 5) School closures and 5) “I Don’t Want 5) Australian images of
tourism: between contribute in enhancing community re- Westerners”: Consuming Thailand as a
expectations and the intangible cultural development in rural Culture through Inter- backpacking destination:
realities, Devi Roza heritage of local Japan: Succession and cultural Sex, in the Age Comparative
Kausar, Henky community? The Case creation of cultural of Tinder Tourism. perspectives from
Hermantoro Study of Date Palm capital in Makuni, Donna James, Garth Lean visitors and non-visitors.
Festival, Siwa Oasis. Wakayama. Shuhei Supattra Sroypetch, Rod
Mina Kamal Asham Tamura Caldicott
Shafiek
Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion
15.55 – 16.40 GRAND PLENARY PANEL (Selected speakers’ final observations, conclusion and audience discussion)
CLOSING CEREMONY
CLOSING SPEECH
16.40 – 17.15 - Dr. Ir. Dwita Hadi Rahmi, M.A
- Edi Setijono, ST., MM
- Dr. Mark Hampton
17.15 – 17.30 CERTIFICATE DISTRIBUTION
17.30 – 19.00 DINNER AT UC , UGM

TUESDAY, 6 MARCH 2018

DAY 4
OPTIONAL POST CONFERENCE TOUR: SUNRISE AT BOROBUDUR TOUR
BUSES PICKUP DELEGATES AT PHOENIX HOTEL – For all delegates who have signed up (regardless of
03.00
where you are staying). Otherwise arrange own transport to Manohara Hotel, Borobudur
03.30 – 04.30 TRANSFER FROM PHOENIX HOTEL TO BOROBUDUR TEMPLE
04.45 – 06.45 SUNRISE TOUR AT BOROBUDUR TEMPLE (By Previous Registration Only)
07.30 – 08.30 TRANSFER FROM BOROBUDUR TO PHOENIX HOTEL
CHECK OUT AND DEPARTURE CHECK OUT HOTELS BY 12.00 NOON AND DEPARTURE (individual transfer arrangements)
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 The Doctoral Program in Architecture and Planning, Department of
Architecture and Planning, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Gadjah
Mada wishes to sincerely thank the following sponsors :

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