Culinary Tourism Development Model in Surakarta, Indonesia

Culinary Tourism Development Model in Surakarta, Indonesia

The 1st ICSEAS 2016 KnE Social Sciences The 1st International Conference on South East Asia Studies, 2016 Volume 2018 Conference Paper Culinary Tourism Development Model in Surakarta, Indonesia Isnaini Wijaya Wardani, Deria Adi Wijaya, and Amad Saeroji Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Sebelas Maret, Jalan Ir. Sutami 36A, Surakarta, Jawa Tengah, 57126, Indonesia Abstract This article discusses potentials and culinary tourism development model in the form of a culinary tour package of Surakarta. The general objective of this article is to present a development model of culinary tourism that is relevant to stakeholders such as local government, culinary business, travel business, and tourists. In relation to the efforts in formulating a development model of culinary tourism, the specific objectives are: (i) to identify potentials of local foods in Surakarta; (ii) to create a culinary map of local foods in every district; and (iii) to design a tour package of culinary tourism in Corresponding Author: Amad Saeroji Surakarta. This research is a descriptive-qualitative research method, as an effort to [email protected] find information and development model of culinary tourism in Surakarta. Methods Received: 2 April 2018 of the data collection used participatory observation, interviews and literature Accepted: 17 April 2018 studies. The data collection through observation and interviews were conducted in Published: 23 May 2018 several government institutions, culinary business and tourism agencies of Surakarta. Publishing services provided by Literature study included all concepts and theories related to culinary tour and travel Knowledge E especially culinary references existing in Surakarta. The results obtained from this Isnaini Wijaya Wardani study show that culinary potential in Surakarta is very diverse located in five districts. et al. This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative The culinary potentials existing in Surakarta is presented on a culinary map containing Commons Attribution License, culinary centers and the local foods offered in every district. Based on the information which permits unrestricted use and redistribution provided that of culinary map, the culinary potentials are designed to a culinary tour package that the original author and source deserves to be a new concept of development model of culinary tourism in Surakarta. are credited. Selection and Peer-review Keywords: Culinary, Culinary Tourism, Tourism development, Surakarta, Tourism under the responsibility of the package. 1st ICSEAS 2016 Conference Committee. 1. Introduction Surakarta, also known as Solo is the center for cultural tourism destination in Central Java Province that the Javanese culture nuances is still maintained to present. As a heritage city of Mataram Kingdom, Surakarta has various potentials especially in cul- tural wealth of both tangible and intangible heritages so that it is able to create a city How to cite this article: Isnaini Wijaya Wardani, Deria Adi Wijaya, and Amad Saeroji, (2018), “Culinary Tourism Development Model in Surakarta, Page 342 Indonesia” in The 1st International Conference on South East Asia Studies, 2016, KnE Social Sciences, pages 342–359. DOI 10.18502/kss.v3i5.2342 KnE Social Sciences The 1st ICSEAS 2016 image mainly in cultural tourism sector. In accordance with Sutirto’s explanation [1] that Surakarta as the former royal capital is very rich in heritages which can attract tourists to visit. Surakarta as the former Javanese royal capital has physical heritages and sociocultural system. Heritages can be used as tourist attraction. Heritage is not only physical things such as buildings, heirlooms, weapons and clothing, but also non- physical heritages in the form of customs, traditions, arts, until religious ceremonies. These heritages when linked with the issue of tourism can be broadly divided into two: tourism object and tourist attraction [1]. One of the wealth of Surakarta is culinary tourism potential. Culinary diversity is actually not entirely packed into one of the main- stay tourist attractions of the city. In fact, when viewed from its potential, Surakarta has delicious culinary references located at some places in five districts with special foods. Thus, culinary wealth is a huge capital that can be used in order to develop the city in terms of tourism. One of the present development trends of tourism isues is culinary tourism. Wolf in Suriani [2] states that culinary tourism is not pretentious for exclusive. It includes any unique and memorable gastronomic experience, not just four stars’ restaurant or better rate and includes both food and all type of beverages. The statement can be interpreted that culinary tourism should not be luxurious and exclusive, culinary emphasis on tourists’ experience rather than on luxury of the restaurant or its com- pleteness type of available foods or beverages. The phenomenon studied uses the idea or thought of relevant experts. Suwantoro [3] states that one of the characteristics of tourism products is not transferable, but the tourists must come if they want to enjoy tourism products. It is appropriate term to be the base of culinary tourism development. It should be applied, considering that in developing culinary tourism by using local raw materials, the economic benefits can be enjoyed directly by the local community. Thus, not only culinary tourism products are produced, but also the communities should also be given guidance and training so that they are able to be producers, guides, and sellers of their culinary tourism products. John M. Echols [4] explains that culinary can be interpreted as something connected with kitchen or cooking. There are several things that can be considered to develop a local culinary tour packages. As stated by Wolf in Suriani [2], few things to be considered in consuming local cuisines, namely: (i) the price is affordable; (ii) a distinctive flavor; (iii) brand (trademark); (iv) local packaging; (v) The quality of the food; (vi) the portion of the corresponding price; (vii) The location is authentic; and (viii) The typical physical facil- ities of the building. Turgarini in Suriani [2] also adds several steps that must be done DOI 10.18502/kss.v3i5.2342 Page 343 KnE Social Sciences The 1st ICSEAS 2016 to develop local culinary tourism. First, innovation in developing products based on natural resources and local human resources. Second, environmentally friendly (social and natural) and third is style or local style. Fourth is the hospitality follow with keeping the value of locality. Last steps are the authenticity or genuineness of culinary tourism products means that they are not available in other places and keeping the simplicity of its culinary products. Tour package as a product sold by Travel Bureau (BPW), which has tour package price includes the cost of travel, hotel, and other facilities that provide ease and convenience to travel [3]. 2. Objectives and Methods This research focuses on a model for developing culinary tourism throuh identification all the culinary potentials which can be developed as tourists’ destination divided into five districts in Surakarta. Furthermore, the preliminary research objective presents a culinary tourism map which was used as the basic information for developing a model on culinary tourism in the form of culinary tourism packages in Surakarta. This research is located in Surakarta City, Central Java Province of Indonesia that is divided into five districts: Banjarsari, Jebres, Serengan, Pasar Kliwon and Laweyan. All districts are chosen because each district has special foods which have potentials to support Surakarta to be a rich culinary city and it is able to be the main attraction for tourists locally, nationally and internationally. Based on these factors, Surakarta is suitable to be a culinary tourism destination with various local foods packaged in attractive tour packages. The purpose of the study is to identify the culinary potentials throughout Surakarta and to create a culinary tour package. Considering to the culinary diversity located in some places, the approach uses descriptive-qualitative to collect all data about culinary information to then create a culinary tour package. The data collection techniques includes participant observation, in-depth interview, and literature reviews. Observations were conducted by participating directly and informally in the field study by visiting several culinary centers in Surakarta and simultaneously conducting culinary tour. Eating many different types of foods and drinks at the location is a need to do. The activity was done in order to enjoy the culinary delights served on culinary centers. Field observation support the study analysis in describing the culinary delights. Interviews were conducted directly to the informant such as culinary stall owners, employees, and buyers considering that the informants are competent to answer the DOI 10.18502/kss.v3i5.2342 Page 344 KnE Social Sciences The 1st ICSEAS 2016 problem areas of the research. Interviews were conducted during and after field obser- vations in informal situation and not planned. Interviews provide opportunity for the interviewer to dig information behind the person’s behavior. With motif interview, emotional responses and social processes in human experience and social circum- stances surrounding can be seen [5, 6]. A literature review was done by collecting relevant references sourced from books, journals and other writings contained in the library

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