Developing a Strategic Model for Halal Tourism in Aceh

Huda, Nurul; Rini, Nova; Muslikh, Muslikh; Hidayat, Samsul

doi:10.21427/0y6f-gh36

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“…Nevertheless, some restaurants have withdrawn because the Halal certification process in Indonesia makes it quite difficult to get funding. This result is also in accordance with research conducted by Huda et al (2021), which states that there is still a gap between the concept and the reality of Halal certification implementation in Aceh. The Halal logo implementation rules have not yet reached the wider community:…”

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confidence: 91%

“…It is essential to communicate clear policies and regulations to both manufacturers and the general public. According to Huda et al (2021), the community has not yet been successfully informed of the Halal implementation rules. Local communities can play an important role in promoting Halal tourism.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Socialising clear policies and regulations with the general public and manufacturers is necessary. According to Huda et al (2021), the implementation rules regarding Halal have yet to be successfully communicated to the community. Small businesses in Aceh that promote Halal tourism require sustainable government funding and support.…”

Section: Halal Tourism Marketmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The competitiveness, challenges and opportunities to accommodate the Halal tourism market: a Sharia-law tourism destination perspectives

Hariani,

Hanafiah

2023

JIMA

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Purpose This study aims to explore the perception among the tourism stakeholders about Halal tourism competitiveness, challenges and opportunities in Aceh, a Sharia-law tourism destination. Design/methodology/approach This study adopted the qualitative research method and used in-depth interviews with purposively selected 13 Halal tourism stakeholders in Aceh. Findings This study found that the Indonesian Government has aggressively promoted Aceh as one of its main Halal tourist destinations. Despite its popularity in the growing and lucrative Muslim market, the understanding of Halal tourism in Aceh among its stakeholders is still at its infancy level. Besides, although Aceh is a Muslim-majority region, its Halal facilities and services, especially the Halal certification for their foodservice industry, are still lacking compared to their neighbouring competitors. Originality/value This study confirms the scarcity of stakeholder understanding and support challenged and undermined Aceh’s Halal tourism competitiveness. As such, this study sheds light on the original insight that stakeholders’ limited comprehension and backing can hinder Aceh’s Halal tourism competitiveness.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Halal Tourism Marketmentioning

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The competitiveness, challenges and opportunities to accommodate the Halal tourism market: a Sharia-law tourism destination perspectives

Hariani,

Hanafiah

2023

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“…Regulation is an important factor that stakeholders must consider, as also highlighted by Huda et al (2021) and . It is anticipated that the existence of regulations will enable the government at the central and regional levels to develop halal tourism in accordance with specific guidelines.…”

Section: Halal Tourism Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This study builds on previous research by Juliana et al (2022), Mursid &Anoraga (2021), andRatnasari et al (2020), which conducted a behavioral study on Indonesia's halal tourism industry. It also extends which developed an economic model for halal tourism in the context of enforcing Islamic sharia in Aceh, in addition to Huda et al (2021) who used the ANP approach to study the development of halal tourism in Aceh. The difference between this research and previous literature is that it employs the ANP method and focuses on essential aspects that have a direct influence on the development of halal tourism in Pamekasan that which include aspects of regulation, infrastructure, human resource, marketing and management.…”

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Analysis of Halal Tourism Development in Pamekasan: Analytical Network Process Approach

Utama

Mawardi

2023

JEBIS

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This research aims to analyze problems, solutions, and strategic policies to support the development of halal tourism in Pamekasan by employing the Analytic Network Process (ANP) method. Data were obtained from nine experts consisting of representatives of academics, practitioners, associations, and regulators. Findings show that the most dominant issue is the aspect of human resources, followed by infrastructure, regulation, management, and marketing issues. Several strategic policies can be implemented to strengthen the development of halal tourism in Pamekasan, including (1) forming a team of mediators and regional tourism councils; (2) establishing halal tourism as a regional priority program; (3) increasing the capacity of Human Resources that involved in Halal tourism; (4) revitalizing tourism infrastructure and support its development; (5) increasing the diversification of halal tourism products; and (6) encouraging and facilitating halal certification. This research is expected to serve as a policy reference for decision-making, particularly in the development of Halal tourism. Further research could be conducted to investigate the implementation of halal tourism in Pamekasan; following the adoption of the RIPPDA Regional Regulation.

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Developing a Strategic Model for Halal Tourism in Aceh

Cited by 2 publications

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The competitiveness, challenges and opportunities to accommodate the Halal tourism market: a Sharia-law tourism destination perspectives

The competitiveness, challenges and opportunities to accommodate the Halal tourism market: a Sharia-law tourism destination perspectives

Analysis of Halal Tourism Development in Pamekasan: Analytical Network Process Approach

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