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This research's main objective is to study various patterns of collaboration between stakeholders (central and local governments, tourism industry players, and affected communities) in the post-earthquake mitigation and recovery processes in tourist destinations in West Nusa Tenggara. This research methodologically uses a literary study approach. The relevant information has been collected from various news sources from electronic media, and then the information is arranged chronologically and thematically so that it can be studied further. In the research results section, we describe flashbacks of the Lombok earthquake disaster and then explain what has been done by the stakeholders. Finally, what should be done next in the post-disaster tourism destination recovery agenda? This study's insights may help policymakers, tourism businesses, and affected communities consider strategic collaborative measures in post-disaster recovery.

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