Eco-tourism development within industrial concessions and conservation areas represents a growing opportunity for companies that manage significant natural landscapes to generate additional revenue, strengthen community relationships, improve social license to operate, and demonstrate tangible conservation outcomes to investors and buyers. For companies in forestry, palm oil, mining, geothermal energy, and other sectors managing concession land adjacent to natural ecosystems, well-designed eco-tourism programs can transform conservation areas from compliance costs into managed assets generating both financial and reputational returns.
Develop eco-tourism concept including visitor experience design, activity program, interpretation content, and infrastructure requirements. Design community participation model and benefit-sharing framework.
Conduct community consultation and engagement on eco-tourism concept. Develop community partnership agreements and benefit-sharing mechanisms. Identify community roles in program operation and service delivery.
Develop operational procedures, visitor management protocols, and environmental management guidelines. Support staff recruitment and training. Develop marketing materials and booking systems for program launch.
Antasena 2, Gg. Antasena II, RT.03/RW.18, Tegal Weru, Sariharjo, Kec. Ngaglik, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
