STUDY OF STREET VENDORS ARRANGEMENT IN THE BIG CITY AS THE TOURISM POTENTIAL OF THE CITY CASE STUDY: THE STREET VENDOR ARRANGEMENT IN BANDUNG AND SOLO , INDONESIA.

The problem of street vendors is a complicated problem of cities in developing countries. For this reason, the local government needs to make policies to overcome the problem of street vendor. The purpose of this study is to study some of the policies applied to street vendors in several cities that have changed the imageof street vendors are unattractive and disturbing to become one of the city's tourism potentials. The case study took 2 major cities in Indonesia that have made policies by placing street vendors in a place and making them attractive tourists to visit the city. In the Bandung City, street vendors are relocated to a bridge building on Cihampelas road which is attractively arranged with a beautiful trading place design and other supporting elements. Whereas in the Solo City, PKL is placed in a place that features a variety of famous culinary from the Solo city. Both city government policies are able to make street vendors survive and continue their lives and they become one of the potential cities that attract tourists.