Dian Yulie Reindrawati, S.Sos., MM. (2015) Passive Participation in Tourism Planning: Evidences from Madura Island, Indonesia. In: Tourism Hospitality International Conference (THIC) 2015. -. ISBN 978-983-2078-83-8

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Abstract

This paper aims to examine the community participation in tourism planning in Madura Island, Indonesia. Findings reveal that in Madura context, the cultural philosophy of Madura (as called by the philosophy of Buppa’ Babbu’ Guru Rato) has stimulated the passive participation in Madura Island. The philosophy of Buppa’ Babbu’ Guru Rato which emphasises obedience to, or respect for, the guru (kyai) allows the kyai to be powerful and gain great obeisance from residents. In terms of involvement of residents in the benefit of tourism, the voices of whether tourism will benefit the local people are emerged.

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