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The purpose of this study is to develop a bilingual travel patternentitled “Surabaya Cultural Heritage”. The need for this study aims to improveSurabaya’s image as a cultural tourism destination while supporting the increasein local and foreign tourist visits to Surabaya for the purpose of vacationingandsupporting the Surabaya government's efforts in maximizing the tourismsector. The objective is to create an informative, accessible, and attractive guide that aligns with government efforts to boost the tourism and creative economy sectors. This travel pattern is presented bilingually (English-Indonesian) to meet thelinguistic needs of a wider audience. This study is supported by the theory of travel pattern which explains thestructured movement of tourists to maximize experiences. One relevant previousstudy by Hardiyanti (2021) succeeded in creating a bilingual guidebookfor Kampoeng Heritage Kajoetangan that enhanced visitor engagement. The studyused the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, andEvaluation), employing qualitative methods such as observation, interviews, expert validation (four expert validators: content, language, design, and media), and field testing involving 50 respondents. The results of the travel pattern indicate that the bilingual travel patternwas well-received, effectively helping tourists navigate and understandSurabaya’s cultural heritage sites. Discussion of findings reveals that the product improves destination accessibility and tourist experience, especially throughrouterecommendations and QR code integration. The study concludes that such a tool supports cultural tourism and can act as a promotional medium. The writer suggests future development includes adding more languages and incorporatinginteractive digital features to expand outreach and engagement.","\u003Cp>Surabaya, known as the City of Heroes, possesses vast potential in cultural heritage tourism. The purpose of this study is to develop a bilingual travel patternentitled “Surabaya Cultural Heritage”. The need for this study aims to improveSurabaya’s image as a cultural tourism destination while supporting the increasein local and foreign tourist visits to Surabaya for the purpose of vacationingandsupporting the Surabaya government's efforts in maximizing the tourismsector. The objective is to create an informative, accessible, and attractive guide that aligns with government efforts to boost the tourism and creative economy sectors. This travel pattern is presented bilingually (English-Indonesian) to meet thelinguistic needs of a wider audience. This study is supported by the theory of travel pattern which explains thestructured movement of tourists to maximize experiences. One relevant previousstudy by Hardiyanti (2021) succeeded in creating a bilingual guidebookfor Kampoeng Heritage Kajoetangan that enhanced visitor engagement. The studyused the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, andEvaluation), employing qualitative methods such as observation, interviews, expert validation (four expert validators: content, language, design, and media), and field testing involving 50 respondents. The results of the travel pattern indicate that the bilingual travel patternwas well-received, effectively helping tourists navigate and understandSurabaya’s cultural heritage sites. Discussion of findings reveals that the product improves destination accessibility and tourist experience, especially throughrouterecommendations and QR code integration. The study concludes that such a tool supports cultural tourism and can act as a promotional medium. The writer suggests future development includes adding more languages and incorporatinginteractive digital features to expand outreach and engagement.\u003C\u002Fp>","https:\u002F\u002Frepository.polinema.ac.id\u002Fcollection\u002Fdetail?id=dspace000005766&year=2025&title=developing-bilingual-travel-patternsurabaya-cultural-heritage"]