Public relations strategies and sustainable tourism in Tolitoli Regency: a case study in the Indonesian context

Figures & data

Table 1. Demography of participants.

No.	Gender	Age range	Profession
1	Male	30–40	Tourism Industry Professionals (Car rental owner)
2	Male	40–50	Tourism Industry Professionals (A hotel owner)
3	Male	40–50	Tourism Industry Professionals (Food Service Owner)
4	Male	40–50	Tourism Industry Professionals (Tourism Boards and Government Agencies)
5	Male	40–50	Tourism Industry Professionals (Cultural and Heritage Preserver)
6	Male	40–50	Local Government Officials (Policy Maker and Regulator)
7	Male	40–50	Local Government Officials (Infrastructure Developer)
8	Male	40–50	Local Government Officials (Community Engagement and Support)
9	Male	40–50	Local Government Officials (Investor/Funder)
10	Male	40–50	Tourists (Domestic)
11	Female	20–30	Tourists (Domestic)
12	Male	30–40	Tourists (Domestic)
13	Male	40–50	Tourists (Domestic)
14	Male	40–50	Tourists (Domestic)
15	Female	20–30	Tourists (Domestic)
16	Male	30–40	Tourists (Domestic)
17	Male	40–50	Tourists (Domestic)
18	Male	30–40	Tourists (Domestic)
19	Female	20–30	Tourists (Domestic)
20	Male	30–40	Environmental Activists
21	Male	30–40	Environmental Activists
22	Male	30–40	Environmental Activists
23	Male	30–40	Environmental Activists
24	Male	40–50	Local Community Leader
25	Female	30–40	Local Community member
26	Male	30–40	Local Community member
27	Male	30–40	Local Community member

Data availability statement

Data will be available from the corresponding author ([email protected]) upon reasonable request.