Green Management Implementation: Supporting Marine Tourism in the Gili Islands, North Lombok
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https://doi.org/10.51713/jotis.2024.4253Keywords:
green management, marine tourism, ecosystem conservationAbstract
The Gili Islands in North Lombok have become a popular marine tourism destination, but increased tourist traffic raises environmental sustainability concerns. This study aims to examine green management implementation to support the sustainability of marine tourism in the Gili Islands. Using a qualitative approach, data were collected through online questionnaires distributed to local marine tourism managers. The findings reveal that several green management components have been applied, including natural resource management, waste management, energy management, and innovative environmental design. About 75% of companies have written policies on marine environmental conservation, and 87% participate in coral reef conservation efforts. However, plastic waste management and renewable energy practices require improvement. In conclusion, green management implementation effectively supports marine tourism in the Gili Islands, yet it requires stakeholder collaboration and increased awareness to strengthen sustainability.
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