Collaboration for Sustainable Tourism: Empowering Jasri through Travel Industry Partnerships
Keywords:
Sustainable Tourism, Travel Industry Collaboration, Tourism DevelopmentAbstract
This study, Collaboration for Sustainable Tourism: Empowering Jasri through Travel Industry Partnerships, explores how strategic partnerships within the travel and tourism industry can foster sustainable development in Jasri. As a growing tourist destination, Jasri faces the challenge of balancing tourism growth with environmental and cultural preservation. The research examines the role of collaboration among local businesses, government bodies, and international travel organizations in creating a sustainable tourism model for the region. Using a mixed-methods approach, including interviews with key stakeholders and case studies from similar destinations, the study identifies key partnership strategies that promote sustainable tourism, such as joint marketing efforts, community engagement, and resource sharing. Findings indicate that a collaborative approach not only enhances the region’s tourism infrastructure but also ensures long-term economic benefits and environmental conservation. This study offers actionable recommendations for local policymakers and industry leaders, emphasizing the importance of building strong partnerships to empower Jasri’s tourism sector while preserving its natural and cultural heritage.
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