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The Impact of Tourism Industry on Economic Growth in the Salumpat Saindege City (Padangsidimpuan, North Sumatera) International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE) ISSN: 2277-3878, Volume-8 Issue-2S9, September 2019 The Impact of Tourism Industry on Economic Growth in the Salumpat Saindege City (Padangsidimpuan, North Sumatera) Enni Sari Siregar, Farida Aini, Nora Zulvianti city is a crossing of land routes to the cities of Medan, Abstract: This article focused on analyze the Impact of the Sibolga, and Padang (West Sumatra) in the west Sumatra Tourism Industry on Economic Growth in the Salumpat route. The topography of the area is in the form of a valley Saindege City (Padangsidimpuan, North Sumatera). This article surrounded by Bukit Barisan, so that when viewed from afar, is a descriptive study with a library study approach. Data used the city of Padang Sid is like a lake that resembles a lake. The time series of 2005 - 2017. The results of research concluded highest peak of the hills and mountains surrounding this city that the value of tcount is 0.443. By using a 95% confidence level α = 0.05 compared with the sig value obtained at 0.667, the sig is Mount Lubuk Raya and Bukit (Tor) Sanggarudang which value is greater than α or 0.667 > 0.05. This shows that tourism are located side by side to the north of the city. One of the is not significantly and positive effect on the economic growth in famous hilltops in Padangsidimpuan is Bukit (Tor) Salumpat Saindege City and this indicates that the Economic Simarsayang. Such a topographical situation clearly invites Growth in the Salumpat Saindege City (Padangsidimpuan North some public interest to enjoy the beautiful views of Salumpat Sumatera) is not determined by the Tourism sector in the same direction. Furthermore, the value of R Square in the research is Saindege City from several different views by making it a 0.018 indicating that Tourism has an influence of 1.8 percent on tourist spot. Some tourist attractions in Salumpat Saindege the economic growth and the remaining 98.2 percent is City with its natural panorama such as: Twin Agro Hill, influenced by other variables not examined in this study. Balakka Indah Nature Tourism, Silima-Lima Waterfall, Tor Simarsayang and many other tourist attractions around the Index Terms: Economic Growth, Salumpat Saindege City, City of Padangsidimpuan which offer natural scenery as the Tourism. base of the tourist attraction. This is a breath of fresh air for the Salumpat Saindege City I. INTRODUCTION government because the presence of several tourist Economic growth is a picture of the impact of the attractions has caused many visitors to come from various implementation of government policies especially in the regions around Salumpat Saindege City such as: Padang economic field. Economic growth is the growth rate that is lawas Regency, North Padang Lawas, South Tapanuli, formed from various economic sectors which indirectly Central Tapanuli, Mandailing Natal and Sibolga City. illustrate the level of economic growth that occurs. For Obviously this will increase the regional income of Salumpat regions, this indicator is important to measure the success of Saindege City, for example from parking fees, as well as development in the future. An economy is said to experience accommodation and drinking meals carried out by visitors. If growth, if the number of products and services increases or this situation continues then it will clearly have an impact on in other words the increase in GNP in a country or region. increasing economic growth in Salumpat Saindege City. In One sector that contributes to the increase in Gross Domestic other words, increasing the amount of income from tourism Product is the tourism sector. Where when the number of will also result in an increase in the economic growth of tourism increases the amount of regional income will also Salumpat Saindege City. The following are data on tourism increase which in the end will also increase economic income figures depicted in the number of other hotels and growth. accommodations and the economic growth rate of Salumpat The city of Padangsidimpuan, also known as the City of Saindege City in 2013-2017 are as follows: Salumpat Saindege, is one of the regions that has a strategic geographical location and has natural potential which is the Table 1. Number of Hotels and Other Accommodation and country's foreign exchange earner. Geographically, the city the Economic Growth Rate of Salumpat Saindege City in of Padangsidimpuan as a whole is surrounded by South 2013-2017 Tapanuli Regency which was once its parent district. The Year Hotels andother Growth Economic Growth accomodations (%) Growth (%) Revised Manuscript Received on September 22, 2019. (Unit) (%) Enni Sari Siregar, Faculty of social science and language education / Institut Pendidikan Tapanuli Selatan/Padangsidimpuan (North Sumatera), 2013 648 - 5,80 - Indonesia Farida Aini, Faculty of Economics/Universitas Negeri Padang/West Sumatera, Indonesia Nora Zulvianti, Faculty of Dakwah/UIN Imam Bonjol Padang/ West Sumatera, Indonesia. Published By: Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering Retrieval Number: B10070982S919/2019©BEIESP 32 DOI:10.35940/ijrte.B1007.0982S919 & Sciences Publication The Impact of Tourism Industry on Economic Growth in the Salumpat Saindege City (Padangsidimpuan, North Sumatera) 2014 630 -2,78 5, 23 -9,83 Many changes that occur if the economy grows, in terms 2015 630 0,00 5,08 -2,87 of the physical aspects of the region experiencing economic 2016 700 11,11 5, 29 4,13 growth will advance from other regions. A lot of 2017 708 1,14 5,32 1,00 development will happen, including high community Source: Central Statistics and Processed Data Agency income, and high education. These will not be separated from the many industries that will arise in the area Based on the data above, it can be seen that the number of experiencing this growth. All economic activities will be tourism industry contributions and economic growth over supported by facilities such as: bridges, good roads, places of the past 5 years continues to fluctuate. In 2015 tourism data worship and others. shown in the number of hotels and other accommodations showed a fixed figure, but economic growth declined 5.08 1) Sources of Economic Growth percent or with a decline of 2.87 percent. This is clearly not Economic growth is largely determined by the availability in accordance with the theory where these two variables of production factors in a country. The basic concepts of show a positive relationship. The highest development of microeconomics in production theory can be used as a basis tourism occurred in 2017 with a total of 708 and the lowest to see the determinants of economic growth. According to development occurred in 2014 and 2015 while the highest Murni (2013: 174) "Based on the micro concept in the theory development of economic growth occurred in 2013 which of production, the amount of output is largely determined by was 5.80 percent and the lowest development occurred in the inputs involved in the production process. In general, 2014 at 5.23 or a decrease of 9.83 percent. In connection these production factors can be in the form of natural with the above phenomena between the development of resources (land or nature and others), capital goods (in the economic growth and tourism, it shows conditions that are form of goods, machinery or money), labor, and expertise not in accordance with the theory, the researchers made both (managerial skills or technical skills) ". The relationship of these things the main focus of the study. Therefore, the between input and output can be expressed in the form of the author is interested in studying the problem in the form of following functions: research with the title "The Impact of the Tourism Industry on Economic Growth in the City of Salumpat Saindege Q = f ( R, K, L, S ) (1) (Padangsidimpuan City, North Sumatra)". Description: Q = Output II. LITERATURE REVIEW R = Natural Resources K = Capital Goods A. Economic Growth L = Labor Human Resources include people who are able to work in S = Expertise an effort to increase economic growth. An economic growth is said to experience economic growth if the amount of The micro concept can be developed in the analysis of production of goods and services increases. The ability to economic growth. The factors that support economic growth work means doing an activity that can produce goods and include natural resources (R), human resources (L), capital services to meet people's needs. According to Rahardja resources (K), technology and innovation (T), expertise in (2008: 133) he said that "considering that humans are one of the form of management and entrepreneurship (S), and the most important factors in the production process, it can information (Inf ) All of these factors greatly influence the be said that employment opportunities will increase if output growth of a country's GNP. increases". To increase prosperity and prosperity in the 2) Theory of Economic Growth community, the factors of production of goods and services Economists from whose thoughts were born must be increased. Economic growth is very important and theories about economic growth including classical theory, needed beecause, without growth, there will be no increase neo-classical, Keynesian theory, and the theory of modern in welfare, employment opportunities, productivity and growth have a concern for economic progress in each income distribution. Economic growth is also important to country. Their attentions to the economy by experts, since prepare the economy for the next stage of progress. Human the days before classics up to now many have produced resources are seen from the aspect of quality, namely the thoughts.However, the writer in this case explained about ability of work that can be donated in the production process. the theory of economic growth: Murni (2013: 177) economic In addition, human resources can also be seen in terms of growth theory, among others: quantity, namely the number of people who are able to work.
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