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September 12, 2025Jurnal Samudra GeografiOpen Access

The Impact of Whale Shark Tourism in Botubarani on the Socio-Culture of Coastal Communities

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Quantitative study reveals social and economic effects of whale shark tourism on coastal communities, indicating changes in cultural values.

Whale shark tourism increased community economic income by 20-30%, enhancing local livelihoods.
About 60% of respondents became active in environmental conservation programs due to tourism activities.
40% of respondents reported changes in cultural values and traditions from interactions with tourists.
Environmental concerns grew, with 55% noting increased pollution and pressure on natural resources since tourism began.

Masruroh et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Quantitative study reveals social and economic effects of whale shark tourism on coastal communities, indicating changes in cultural values.