Harne Julianti Tou

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Harne Julianti Tou is a dedicated researcher whose work bridges spatial planning, rural tourism, and the preservation of local wisdom, particularly in disaster-prone regions of Indonesia. Her most-cited paper, "Local Wisdom in Spatial Planning for Rural Tourism Development" (2020), presented at the Tourism Development Centre International Conference, explores how indigenous knowledge can guide sustainable tourism in vulnerable landscapes like West Sumatra’s marine and coastal areas. With 3 citations, this work underscores her commitment to integrating cultural heritage with environmental resilience—a niche yet critical contribution to sustainable development discourse. Tou’s research addresses the pressing challenge of balancing tourism growth with disaster risk reduction, offering practical frameworks for planners and policymakers. Her participation in the TDCIC conference highlights her role in fostering dialogue on sustainable tourism in the Global South. While her citation count is modest, the specificity of her focus on local wisdom in spatial planning marks her as a thoughtful voice in regional tourism studies, advocating for community-centered approaches that respect both tradition and ecological limits.