Teks lengkap dokumen tersebut beserta terjemahan dalam Bahasa Indonesia, dapat diunduh melalui link berikut:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m2oL1bh502hylze-HsiiAIlOtkGQOuoj/view?usp=sharing
Teks lengkap dokumen tersebut beserta terjemahan dalam Bahasa Indonesia, dapat diunduh melalui link berikut:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m2oL1bh502hylze-HsiiAIlOtkGQOuoj/view?usp=sharing
Introduction
Cultural tourism, representing over 40% of global tourism activity (Richards 2018), is a dynamic force with dual potential: it can foster nation building by promoting cultural pride and unity or perpetuate neo-colonialism by commodifying local cultures for external gain. This paper examines this tension through the Bandung Spirit, the 1955 Asian-African Conference’s call for postcolonial solidarity, self-determination, and equality. By analysing cultural tourism’s role in Indonesia, this study explores whether it aligns with the Bandung Spirit’s principles or risks reinforcing neo-colonial dynamics.
“Ketika
orang kehilangan rumah karena bumi yang rusak,
Kristus
kehilangan tempat-Nya untuk tinggal bersama umat-Nya.”
“Pesona Nusa Tenggara Timur: Ragam Sanggul, Kebaya, dan Kain Indonesia” berlangsung di Perpustakaan Nasional, Jakarta, Kamis (22/1...