Abstract:

This study aims to find and examine the implementation of land management in the Kerobokan Traditional Village for tourism industry activities. The issues raised in this study are about mechanisms and procedures for land management and the implementation of land management in traditional villages for the tourism industry. This research is an empirical research with an emphasis on field data as primary data. This study found that the implementation of land management in the Kerobokan Traditional Village for tourism industry activities was carried out by leasing a contract based on an agreement through the relevant Paruman Desa Adat/Banjar Adat. The Kerobokan Traditional Village also has a Perarem Pangele which regulates administrative provisions that must be met by krama tamiu (in this case including investors). The authority to manage this land is strengthened by the Regional Regulation of the Province of Bali Number 4 of 2019 concerning Traditional Villages in Article 1 number 8 which provides autonomy for Traditional Villages to manage their own households.

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