Rural tourism in Bali: towards a conflict-based tourism resource typology and management

Although conflicts over resource utilisation have been widely discussed, tourism typology has not explored clearly from a conflict-based perspective. Based on case study of two Balinese villages, this research extends the previous literature by exploring and management. The findings reveal four typologies with two-dimensional matrix: activity facility-based resources one axis localised ubiquitous another. management model applies three steps: planning, regulating implementing. contribute to practical suggestions about rural development within strong spiritual context emphasising development. They also encourage counterbalance towards suggest triadic intermingling in Several directions for future are suggested domain, especially developing countries.