Pengaruh Budaya Konsumen Dan Kelompok Referensi Terhadap Kebiasaan Membeli Buah Tangan Di Toko Oleh-oleh

AbstrakTujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis pengaruh budaya konsumen dan kelompok referensi terhadap kebiasaan membeli buah tangan di toko oleh-oleh jalur alternatif Pantura Cikopo-Palimanan. Dalam penelitian ini, populasi yang digunakan ialah para pengunjung toko oleh-oleh di jalur alternatif Pantura Cikopo-Palimanan dengan mengambil sampel sebanyak 100 responden. Metode kuantitatif deskriptif ialah metode yang dipergunakan dalam penelitian ini. Berdasarkan hasil analisis antara budaya konsumen terhadap kebiasaan membeli memiliki pengaruh positif dan signifikan, kelompok referensi terhadap kebiasaan membeli juga memiliki pengaruh positif dan signifikan, dan budaya konsumen dengan kelompok referensi terhadap kebiasaan membeli memiliki pengaruh yang positif dan juga siginifikan. Untuk mempertahankan kebiasaan membeli buah tangan di toko oleh-oleh jalur alternatif Pantura Cikopo-Palimanan sebaiknya toko oleh-oleh tersebut memperhatikan budaya konsumen yang melekat pada diri konsumen dan kelompok referensi yang mempengaruhi konsumennya.Kata kunci: budaya konsumen, kebiasaan membeli, kelompok referensiAbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze the influence of consumer culture and reference groups on the habit of buying souvenirs in the souvenir shop alternative route of Pantura Cikopo-Palimanan. In this study, the population used was the visitors to the gift shop on the alternative route Pantura Cikopo-Palimanan by taking a sample of 100 respondents. The descriptive quantitative method is the method used in this research. Based on the result of the analysis between consumer culture on buying habits has a positive and significant effect, the reference group on buying habits also has a positive and significant effect. And consumer culture with the reference group on buying habits has a positive and significant effect. To maintain the habit of buying souvenirs at the souvenir shop in the alternative route of Pantura Cikopo-Palimanan, the gift shop should pay attention to the consumer culture inherent in consumers and reference groups that influence consumers. Keywords: consumer culture, buying habits, reference group

A Walk through the Creation Museum

When visitors enter the Creation Museum they wait in line to buy tickets and walk through exhibits in a museum that is 70,000 square feet and counting. To guide the reader, this walk through provides an overview of Answers in Genesis’ core arguments on display at the Creation Museum and provides a layout of the museum that will be revisited in more detail in subsequent chapters: the exhibits, the private headquarters, the gift shop, the cafes, and the outdoor grounds.

Utilization of Big Data In E-Commerce Business

In this day and age with the internet brings revolution to the way all fields work, especially in the field of business. With the internet technology data became big and known as "Big Data". The development of big data has increased significantly so that it can be utilized in various fields, especially in business areas that have been implemented with internet technology. This electronic buying and selling media have a wide range such as from small to large stores that can utilize media or with a site. This makes users always need this technology, so an E-commerce can also be said to be the largest data-producing media. This study addresses the problem of the extent to which big data generated from E-commerce can affect business and provide benefits for business organizations such as expanding the scope of transactions, supporting decision-making, and others. The research method used in compiling this research is to collect data and information and then conduct processing and analysis of the data. So it is expected from the results of utilization of big data in this E-commerce business that has been processed can provide support especially in making decisions with cluster results that have been obtained for example such as to know the most sales patterns in order to be able to add stock to certain goods and determine promotions based on future sales. The study concluded that based on gift shop sales data, the average item purchased by the store's customers is found in items that are included in cluster group 0 so that the gift shop can increase the stock of items contained in cluster group 0.

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Cephalopods. On staged animals and popular science conventions at public aquariums. Lars Kaijser Keywords: Aquarium, cephalopod, popular science The article discusses the way animals are portrayed in popular science, using cephalopods at public aquariums as the basis. Public aquariums tend to display a set of animals that could be described as flagship species. These are animals reoccurring as live examples in tanks, used in marketing and sold as toys in the gift shop. Often, the presentations of these animals are enhanced with scientific facts that are combined with popular cultural stories and well-known iconographies. Together they form what could be labelled as popular science animals, easily recognisable animals with charismatic features. At aquariums, this generally refers to sharks, jellyfish, penguins, frogs or clownfish. The focus is on the biology of the animals, but equal importance is placed on the stories and popular-cultural association frameworks. The popular science animal is comprised of elements from different domains of knowledge, ranging from biology and cultural history to folklore and popular culture. These insights can be contradictory, and one important feature of presentations at aquariums is the endeavour to distinguish between fact and myth. At the same time, the myth is an important resource when curating exhibits and attracting attention. It is part of the convention that the selection of knowledge is not only chosen to inform people about animals but also to entertain and surprise them. The cephalopod is at the crossroad of research and imagination, viewed as enigmatic, fascinating, and fearful. It is characterised as smart, a superhero and a marker for both discoveries and knowledge gaps. The cephalopod, especially the octopus, is an animal that in many ways represents modernity.

Exit through the gift shop

Chapter 9 turns its attention from museum objects and spaces to museum visitors, tracing the history of how readers have behaved at writer’s houses and how they have interacted with objects, spaces, and each other. It thus completes the book’s trajectory from the author’s body to that of the reader. It outlines and details nineteenth-century tourist sentimental practices and experiments at sites associated with Petrarch, Rousseau, and Shakespeare. It looks at what tourists brought with them, what they left behind, and what they took away with them. It concludes by describing the writer’s house museum as not so much the scene of writing as the scene of (disavowed) reading.

Analysis of the Modern Gallery Activities as an Element of the Tourism Infrastructure of the City

Nowadays, due to the insufficiently developed theoretical background of gallery business, gallery owners mainly rely on their intuition, analysis of the art market, and numerous sketchy theoretical works and tips. The article presents a comparative analysis and characteristics of the art galleries of the city of Irkutsk, not mentioned previously in the literature. A list of resources necessary for the formation and promotion of attractiveness of art galleries for tourists has been developed. It was created on the basis of the analysis of the activities of Russian and foreign galleries in terms of their tourism attractiveness and cooperation with tourist companies. At the same time, it is mentioned that measures aimed at developing of the tourism attractiveness of the gallery, which are quite often commercial by their nature, should promote the brand of the territory where the gallery is located, preserving its uniqueness. They should in no way turn the art gallery into a gift shop selling art souvenirs.

Theory of Lodging

For the initial development of the theory of lodging, the focus was on guest behavior in a hotel room. The theory is expanded to encompass the guest behavior in the entire hotel facility, including entrance into the lobby, private usage of the room, and time spent in such areas as the restaurant, lounge, gift shop, gym, spa, function rooms, and so on. The theory began with the observed differences in human behavior while at home versus during an overnight stay at a commercial lodging establishment. Further consideration is given to the guest behavior inside the public spaces of a hotel, which is beyond the privacy of the guest room but still within the protective boundary of the hotel building itself, and which is all a part of the lodging experience.

Design of E-Commerce Gift Shop Case Study MR. Kuta Bali

E-commerce is an alternative which promising enough applied to companies at this time, because of e-commerce provide facilities for both sides, which is between merchant and customer. Although which transactions are conducted of being in two different though the continent, any transaction not there should have been negotiation stage and one of with poor this is a company gift shop. All this in MR.KUTA BALI, the transaction was done by using konvesional namely where clients visit directly to that place to choose and purchase products gift shop. The purpose of research is of designing and constructing system gift shop e-commerce case studies MR.KUTA BALI. Data collection is done by interviews to assistant general manager of the company gift shop mr.kuta bali by mrs. Umi Nur Aini. System building design was conducted using modeling DFD and the ERD to contrive in terms of relationships between table necessary. E-commerce system gift shop this they use of PHP language and in testing stage system done by using the method blackbox testing. The result has been testing the system in accordance with needs functionality designed.