This research aims to develop conceptspossible tourismthrough approachnovel privatization approachin the conservation area of the Ranu Village. The concept of continuing tourism that emphasizes the balance between economic, environmental and social aspects becomes very important in preventing environmental degradation from practice.over tourism. The Soil Ranu region as part of a conservation ecosystem has a high natural travel potential, but it requires the right management to keep it in tune with the principle of sustainability.

This study uses a qualitative approach with an Explorative descriptive method to understand deep challenges and opportunities in the management of tourism in the region. Data gathering techniques are carried out through deep interviews with interests, participatory observations in the field, as well as documentation studies of policy and management practices that have been going on. This approach allows identification of social dynamics, environmental and institutional dynamics to affect sustainable tourism development.

Besides, this research is integratenovel privatization approachto determine the priority of the most relevant and impact strategy. Data analysis is done through thematic analysis and content analysis to evaluate policy as well as formulate innovation that can support region sustainability. The research is expected to be a collaborative model of management that involves various interests, including government, regional management, local community, and other support sectors.

Produced models are expected to be a reference in adaptive, participatory, conservation-based continued travel development. In addition to theoretical contributions, this research is also expected to have practical implications in maintaining the balance between economic utilization and the preservation of the environment in the Dandan Ranu.