Erick Fernando, Winanti Winanti, Riyanto Riyanto, Dina Fitria Murad, Ahmad Faza, Melissa Indah Fianty, Johan Setiawan, Sucipto Basuki, Yusuf Yusuf

Expose Pengembangan Desa Wisata Religi Di Desa Pete Kecamatan Tigaraksa Tangerang

Introduction

Expose pengembangan desa wisata religi di desa pete kecamatan tigaraksa tangerang. Mengatasi kebingungan peziarah, proyek ini mengembangkan aplikasi desa wisata religi berbasis web, GIS & AR/VR di Desa Pete, Tigaraksa, Tangerang. Inovasi untuk informasi lokasi akurat.

Abstract

Wisata Religi menjadi salah satu potensi wisata di Desa Pete sampai saat ini peziarah sering mengalami kebingunan untuk mencari titik lokasi jalan, kondisi medan dan informasi-informasi lainnya. Sehingga dibutuhkan aplikasi wisata religi yang dapat diakses oleh siapa saja berbasis website, GIS dan AR/VR. Pengembangan dilakukan selama tiga tahun dengan tim dari tiga kampus yaitu Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Universitas Insan Pembangunan Indonesia dan Universitas Biina Nusantara. Metode yang dilakukan dalam kegiatan expose pengembangan desa wisata religi ini dengan menggunakan teknik ceramah, diskusi dan wawancara. Kegiatan expose ini sebagai titik awal dari kegiatan pengembangan aplikasi wisata religi yang melibatkan Camat Desa Pete, penggiat BumDes Pema Bersama, salah satu keturunan Syekh Mubarok, pemuka masyarakat dan dosen dari tiga kampus. Hasil kegiatan ini akan ditindaklanjuti dengan kegiatan lain yang akan direncakan dalam tiga tahun ke depan sesuai dengan roadmap yang telah dibuat.

Review

The paper's title and abstract introduce a highly relevant and promising initiative focused on developing religious tourism in Pete Village, Tigaraksa, Tangerang. The project addresses a clear practical need: improving the accessibility and information provision for pilgrims who currently face difficulties in navigating the religious sites. The proposed solution, leveraging a web-based application incorporating GIS and AR/VR technologies, demonstrates an innovative and forward-thinking approach. Furthermore, the collaborative nature of the development, involving three universities and significant local community stakeholders, including the village head, BumDes activists, and descendants of Syekh Mubarok, is commendable and crucial for sustainable impact. While the project's intent is strong, the abstract primarily describes an "expose" event, which appears to be a kick-off or preliminary presentation rather than a rigorous research or development methodology yielding concrete results. The methods mentioned – "ceramahs, discussions, and interviews" – seem to pertain to this initial engagement activity, not the technical development of the GIS/AR/VR application itself. Consequently, the abstract lacks critical details regarding the *actual development* process, such as the specific technical architecture, user-centered design methodologies, or any preliminary findings from the application's implementation or user testing. It functions more as an announcement of a project plan and initial stakeholder meeting than a summary of research progress or outcomes, leaving the reader with little insight into the "pengembangan" (development) beyond its conceptualization. In conclusion, the project holds significant potential for enhancing religious tourism experiences and supporting local communities in Desa Pete. However, for a future publication, it would be essential to move beyond the description of preliminary engagement activities. Subsequent papers should focus on presenting detailed methodologies for the application's development, including specific technologies used, design choices, challenges encountered, and, crucially, concrete results or preliminary findings from its implementation and user evaluation. Quantifying the impact or demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed solutions through user feedback or usage statistics would substantially strengthen the contribution. This current abstract serves well as a project brief, but a research paper would require a more in-depth reporting of the developmental process and its tangible outputs.

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