September 16, 2025Journal PublicuhoOpen Access

Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration in Community-Based Tourism Development: A Study of the Pokdarwis Pulo Bahari Mojokerto

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Collaboration in community-based tourism is sporadic and often lacks effective institutionalization.
Key barriers include inadequate coordination, absence of standard procedures, and limited technical guidance from government agencies.
The study emphasizes the importance of a pentahelix collaboration model for building structured tourism governance.
Recommendations include strengthening Pokdarwis capacity and promoting inclusive governance frameworks for sustainability.

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Qualitative study reveals key factors affecting multi-stakeholder collaboration in community-based tourism, indicating a need for improved governance.

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Rizky Nurhidayat Perdana (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative study reveals key factors affecting multi-stakeholder collaboration in community-based tourism, indicating a need for improved governance.

Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration in Community-Based Tourism Development: A Study of the Pokdarwis Pulo Bahari Mojokerto

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Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration in Community-Based Tourism Development: A Study of the Pokdarwis Pulo Bahari Mojokerto

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