Accessibility and Feasibility of Tourism Supporting Infrastructure: An Evaluative Study on Tourism Destinations in Bekasi Regency

Abstract

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the accessibility level and feasibility of tourism supporting infrastructure at three tourist destinations in Bekasi Regency: Taman Pelangi (Pebayuran District), Pantai Mekar (Muaragembong District), and Jembatan Cinta (Tarumajaya District). A descriptive quantitative approach was employed with data collected through field observations, interviews, and document review. Assessment was conducted using 15 accessibility and tourism infrastructure indicators with a six-point Likert scale (0–5). Results indicate that Taman Pelangi scored 33 (Fairly Feasible), Jembatan Cinta 30 (Not Feasible), and Pantai Mekar 26 (Not Feasible). Major weaknesses across all destinations include absence of accommodation, inadequate security facilities, limited public transportation, and insufficient sanitation infrastructure. The study recommends improving accessibility infrastructure, developing standard tourism facilities, and strengthening destination governance through multi-stakeholder collaboration.

Keywords: tourism accessibility; tourism infrastructure; destination feasibility; Bekasi Regency; sustainable tourism development