This research aims to develop strategies and models "A Whole Community Approach" In building a tough society against the destruction of priority tourism. This condition demands that there be an approach that not only focuses on emergency response, but also on a complete reinforcement of society's capacity as part of the disaster system.

Approach whole community emphasize the active engagement of the entire element of society, including the government, the perpetrators of tourism industries, local communities, as well as tourists, in building an integrated mitigation and mitigation system. In this study, the method Soft System Methodology (SSM) used as a frame analysis to understand the complexity of the problem, identify the actors involved, and formulate the conceptual models that can be applied in local context.

The Urgences of this research lie in the height of the vulnerability of tourism destinations against disasters that potentially disrupt the economic stability and social society of the local. Therefore, it takes a strategy that is not only technical, but also capable of building awareness, collaboration, and adaptive capacity of society in the face of catastrophic risk.

The results of this research are expected to produce comprehensive strategic models in building a formidable society of approach-based disasters. whole community. In addition to contributing theoretical contributions to the development of hate studies and collaborative management, this research is also expected to be a practical reference to the government and its players in designing an inclusive, participatory, and sustainable mitigation policy in tourism.