Strategi Pengembangan Kawasan Pariwisata Terintegrasi Berorientasi Pejalan Kaki, Kasus: Kawasan Wisata Candidasa dan Desa Tenganan

Abstract

The Candidasa Tourism Area and Tenganan Village are well-known tourist objects in Karangasem Regency, Bali, and are adjacent.Both have the potential to be integrated into pedestrian-friendly tourism areas.However, there are several problems regarding pedestrians and their paths that need to be addressed, such as safety, connectivity, and integrated transportation modes.Therefore, a study is required in order to formulate a strategy for developing a pedestrian-friendly tourism area in the Candidasa tourist area and Bali Aga Tenganan Village.This study uses a qualitative descriptive method by collecting data through surveys, field observations, interviews, and questionnaire distribution.The analysis was carried out in both areas, which were divided into 13 segments, discussing issues of land use, safe traffic, protection from possible crimes, pedestrian facilities, accessibility, aesthetics, and social support.Within, it is concluded that the development of a pedestrianfriendly tourist destination needs to pay attention to the development of tourist attractions, pedestrianised environment, and the overall management of the area.The proposed development strategy is based on the relationship between pedestrians and walkable-tourist neighbourhoods.The strategy focuses on increasing connectivity between the two areas and creating facilities to encourage tourists to walk.It is further recommended to develop a walkable tourist neighbourhood based on local genius and enhance the cultural characteristics of the area.

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