Collaborative Governance Management of Tourism Villages Bukit Batu in Pentahelix Model

Abstract

Village tourism is the development of local resource potential carried out through tourist destinations, as an effort to accelerate village development, encourage the economy, social and culture of villages and improve the welfare of village communities. This research aims to analyze collaborative governance in the management of the Bukit Batu tourist village through a model, namely the pentahelix. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, with primary data sources obtained directly through interviews and observation. And secondary data that the author obtained from literature studies in the form of journals, regulations, and other related research. Data analysis was carried out using an interactive model, with stages consisting of data reduction, data presentation, drawing conclusions and verification. Collaborative governance research results in the management of the Bukit Batu tourist village in the pentahelix model by prioritizing 3 indicators, namely the dynamics of collaboration, collaborative actions, and the impact of collaboration. The actors involved in managing the Bukit Batu tourist village are based on the pentahelix model consisting of academics (STPR, UR, UNILAK, POLBENG), business (local MSMEs), communities (tourism awareness groups, arts and crafts culture groups, and studios). photography group), government (village government, tourism office and tourism ministry) and media (media Bengkalis Info).