Tourism Supply Chain Management: Evidence form Tourism and Hospitality Industry of Indonesia

Zaman zaini, Zaman z and Taufan Maulamin, Taufan M and Muhammad As'ad, Muhammad A and Mary Ismowati, Mary Ism and Paisal Halim, Paisal H and Syamsiah Badruddin, Syamsiah B and Bambang Istianto, Bambang Is (2020) Tourism Supply Chain Management: Evidence form Tourism and Hospitality Industry of Indonesia. Tourism Supply Chain Management: Evidence form Tourism and Hospitality Industry of Indonesia, 1 (1). pp. 121-128. (In Press)

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Abstract

industry in gross-domestic product (GDP) is below than other developing countries. According to the statistics, hospitality and tourism industry of Indonesia has low contribution in GDP. Therefore, this study investigated various factors which may lead to increase in contribution of this industry by increasing tourism supply chain activities. Therefore, the current study is one of the attempts to examine the role of internal and external knowledge to expediate service innovation and tourism supply chain management in Indonesia. Population of the study is based on the hospitality companies which facilitates tourists. Respondents of the study was the employees of these hospitality companies. Total 400 questionnaires were used through area cluster sampling. Partial Least Square (PLS) was used to attain final results. It is found that internal knowledge and external knowledge are the major determinants of service quality in tourism and hospitality industry. Increase in service innovation, increases the tourism supply chain. Both the internal knowledge and external knowledge has positive effect on service innovation which has positive contribution to tourism supply chain.

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