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December 1, 2025Open Access

The Hidden Paradise; gap and culture shock in the transformation of a fishing villages into a tourism hotspots in Mandeh region, Indonesia

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SFSiti FatimahState University of Malang DSDelmira SyafriniState University of Padang YYYuliana YulianaTanjungpura University

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This study reveals culture shock and empowerment challenges during the transition from fishing villages to tourism in Mandeh, indicating a need for focused hospitality programs.

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The transition of fishing villages to tourism hotspots experienced noticeable culture shock and gaps.
The analysis included insights from 23 informants during focus group discussions to assess the transformation.
Historical method employed heuristic, criticism, and historiography stages to gather data on local perspectives.
Future tourism policy should emphasize empowerment and hospitality programs to support the Mandeh area effectively.

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Fatimah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/694027632d562116f28fff55 https://doi.org/10.1080/23311983.2025.2533596

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This study reveals culture shock and empowerment challenges during the transition from fishing villages to tourism in Mandeh, indicating a need for focused hospitality programs.

The Hidden Paradise; gap and culture shock in the transformation of a fishing villages into a tourism hotspots in Mandeh region, Indonesia

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The Hidden Paradise; gap and culture shock in the transformation of a fishing villages into a tourism hotspots in Mandeh region, Indonesia

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