Planning of Keraton Cultural Tourism in Cirebon, Indonesia Based on Graphical User Interface (GUI)

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2018
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Abstract
Cirebon is one of the cities in Indonesia with a unique cultural landscape and is well known as a cultural and religious tourism area. The culture of the palace community in Cirebon is strongly influenced by the Sultanate of Cirebon so the various cultural rituals held by most of the people can be seen in places that have links with the Palace. The rituals and locations of the event are an interesting cultural element to serve as tourism assets. Graphical User Interface based tourism planning becomes essential to broaden the knowledge and insight of society to cultural and religious tourism in Cirebon, not only for the people of Cirebon but also Indonesia and abroad. In this study, a map of Cirebon tourist maps will be displayed in the form of Geographic Information System (GIS) and Graphical User Interface (GUI) on Android-based smartphone operation.
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Authors Dini, Rosmalia;Puspita, Dewi Euis;Febri, Maspiyanti;
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Year 2018
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