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This study aims to investigate the types of work, gender inequality and patterns of women workers empowerment in the tourism service sector at Mandalika Special Economic Zone Lombok, Indonesia. This study employed survey methods by using groups as a unit study. The results indicate that the tourism service industry has encouraged the growth of new types of jobs for women. Currently, women work as sales, waitress, receptionists, traders, handicrafts, tour guides, cashiers, cleaning services, housekeeping and hotel managers. Some misperception about women workers in the tourism sector lead to inequality in working space for women. To empower women resources in the tourism sector, it is necessary to strengthen the capacity of women workers and the empowerment of women including the development of their working skills, the changes in culture and policies beneficial for women workers.

Women and Tourism: Study of Empowerment of Women Workers in Special Economic Zone at Mandalika, Kuta – Lombok, Indonesia