The design of contextual domain tourism sports through traditional sports in jayapura indonesia

Abstract

The Development of the tourism sector is crucial in stimulating the local economy, considering that Papua is a region blessed with natural beauty scattered all over the area. Sport tourism is well-established to enhance tourist attraction and encourage them to visit the tourist destinations. This research utilizes a mixed-method approach with a combination of concurrent embedded methods. Data collection involves surveys and Focus Group Discussions (FGD). The FGD will include 13 participants, comprising the head of DISORDA of Papua Province, head of DISPORA of Jayapura City, Head of Tourism Office of Jayapura City, Head of Transportation Office of Jayapura City and staff, 2 experts in sports event organizing, 1 expert in traditional sports, 1 academic anthropologist, 2 academic sports experts, and 2 indigenous figures from Port Numbay. The instruments used for qualitative research are researchers themselves, while for quantitative research, questionnaires are employed. The data analysis technique for qualitative research utilizes Miles and Huberman's model, while the quantitative data analysis employs descriptive statistics with Aiken-V. The research results reveal a model of contextual sport tourism domain based on local wisdom, taking the form of competitions and festivals. These competitions and festivals are organized in accordance with traditional games or sports originating from 14 indigenous villages in Port Numbay.