Ekosistem Destinasi Pariwisata Halal Wadah Pengembangan Destinasi Pariwisata Ramah Muslim

Rahtomo, R. Wisnu

doi:10.34013/jk.v2i2.22

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“…The result reveals that the perceived behavioral control significantly and positively contributed on the intention to visit halal tourism. This is aligned with the statement that the competitiveness of a destination and the commercialization of tourism are both known to be influenced by good destination management (Mannaa, 2020; Rahtomo, 2018; Ratnasari et al , 2020). This is a crucial aspect to consider when trying to affect tourists’ behavioral control, trust and perceived worth.…”

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confidence: 70%

“…Destination management has a significant and positive impact on trust ( β = 0.659; p < 0.01) and perceived value ( β = 0.699; p < 0.01). The competitiveness of a destination and the commercialization of tourism are both known to be influenced by good destination management (Mannaa, 2020; Rahtomo, 2018; Ratnasari et al , 2020). This is a crucial aspect to consider when trying to affect tourists’ behavioral control, trust and perceived worth.…”

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Effect of destination competitiveness attributes on tourists’ intention to visit halal tourism destination in Indonesia

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Saidah

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2022

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Purpose This paper aims to explore the effect of three destination competitiveness attributes: core resources and attractors, supporting factors and destination management on the tourist perceived behavioral control, perceived value, trust and tourists’ intention to visit halal tourism destination in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach Quantitative data is collected by conducting an online survey. Using data from 244 Muslim respondents in Indonesia, this study applies a partial least square-structural equation modeling to test and estimate relationships among variables. Findings The results show that perceived behavioral control, perceived value and trust directly influences the intention to visit halal tourism. Subsequently, supporting factors also directly affect the intention to visit halal tourism, whereas the other attributes of destination competitiveness that is core resources and attractors and destination management have an indirect relationship or act as mediating variable to the intention. Destination management performs as a driving force of intention to visit halal tourism through the three variables, namely, perceived behavioral control, perceived value and trust. Meanwhile, core resources and attractors only have an indirect relationship through trust. Research limitations/implications There are limitations of the data collection, the respondent of the survey in this study is Muslim tourist, for wider range of region the study should also be conduct not only for Muslim respondent but also non-Muslim respondent to get comprehensive data of halal tourism market in Indonesia. Practical implications This study provides insights to the government and stakeholders about domestic tourist intentions toward halal tourism destinations. This study also makes some recommendations for elements that can be used to increase tourist acknowledgement of halal tourism, acquire the domestic tourist market and increase state revenue through halal tourism. Social implications This study has substantial implications; halal tourism in Indonesia has a promising economic future. The tourism industry is not only intended to increase government revenue but has also contributed to environmental sustainability. The study reveals the significance of destination management in halal tourism. Hence, to make Indonesia a leading country in halal tourism, Indonesia needs to fulfill the tourism destination competitiveness among others to implement sustainable tourism and enhance the infrastructure, promotion, services and environmental aspects. Originality/value This study offers a framework model related to halal tourism focus on destination competitiveness as part of the knowledge contributions. Besides, the findings of the study can be the references for the stakeholders to take any strategic decision with regards to attract tourists’ intention to visit halal tourism destinations.

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Effect of destination competitiveness attributes on tourists’ intention to visit halal tourism destination in Indonesia

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2022

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“…The tourism ecosystem includes elements such as the government, society, business people, and all related industries that support the halal tourism business to synergize to provide the best service to tourists who visit destinations (Nugroho et al, 2019). The halal tourism ecosystem comprises products and services, government support, human resources, and infrastructure (systems) (Rahtomo, 2018). In this context, Islamic banks and financial institutions are domiciled as supporting institutions useful for tourists and tourism business actors.…”

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“…According to him, Islamic banks can generally contribute to the country's economic growth and, in particular, function as social intermediation, group-based financial servants, savings drivers, and others (Dusuki, 2008). In halal tourism ecosystem context, the existence of Islamic banks is very strategic since it is related to institutions supporting halal tourism (Nugroho, Utami, & Doktoralina, 2019;Rahtomo, 2018;Sukoso, Wiryawan, Kusnadi, & Sucipto, 2020). Several research studies on the role of Islamic banks in halal tourism development were carried out by Sidharta (2018).…”

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The Role of Islamic Banks in Development of Halal Tourism: Evidence from Central Java Indonesia

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2022

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Halal tourism has become a business trend in various countries, including Indonesia. Its existence requires the support of various sharia-based financial institutions, such as Islamic banks. However, its role in this industry has not yet been seen in the regions. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the role and position of Islamic banks in the development of halal tourism, especially in regions in Indonesia. This research was conducted in Central Java which includes three cities, namely Pekalongan City, Semarang City, and Surakarta City. Two types of data are needed in this study, both primary and secondary. Data were collected through observations at destinations, and interviews with Islamic banks and tourism business actors. Secondary data is collected through the assessment of documents, such as journal articles, books, research reports, and websites. The results of this study show that Islamic banks are an important part of regional halal tourism which acts as a supporting facility in the form of institutions. The role of Islamic banks in the development of halal tourism has not been maximized, because there has not been good cooperation with tourism business actors. However, existing Islamic banks have played an indirect role well for tourism business actors (SMEs) and visitors. The position of Islamic banks in the development of regional halal tourism is as a supporting facility. In the halal tourism ecosystem, Islamic banks are part of the ecosystem. This study implies that halal tourism will develop quickly if it is supported by Islamic banks that play a special role in supporting the implementation of halal tourism.

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“…The area has the potential to be developed into Muslim-friendly tourism through Good Tourism Governance (GTG) without having to eliminate cultural values and customs that have developed around Toba Lake. In 2020, according to the statement Bali and Toba Lake are destinations that are planned to become Muslim-friendly tourism, where will be provided with facilities that can support the needs of Muslim tourists (Rahtomo, 2018).…”

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Muslim-Friendly Tourism Towards Good Tourism Governance

2022

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The oftenly issue that found in Toba Lake is the lack of facilities to support both foreign and domestic tourists. This convenience is related to culinary (food) availability in places of worship and hotels based on national standards. Since the majority visitors who come to Toba Lake are Muslims; thus it is very important to have a friendly-based tourism policy through good governance to create a superior tourist destination. This study aimed to determine the concept of policies to realize Muslim-friendly tourism toward Good Tourism Governance in Toba Lake area. The method in this study is a survey method with qualitative analysis. It showed the increasing of tourism standardization related to the tourists needs, especially for Muslim. It is concluded that tourism development oriented to GTG must have policies as directions and actions to realize the goals to be achieved; including Muslim-friendly tourism.

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Ekosistem Destinasi Pariwisata Halal Wadah Pengembangan Destinasi Pariwisata Ramah Muslim

Cited by 7 publications

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Effect of destination competitiveness attributes on tourists’ intention to visit halal tourism destination in Indonesia

Effect of destination competitiveness attributes on tourists’ intention to visit halal tourism destination in Indonesia

The Role of Islamic Banks in Development of Halal Tourism: Evidence from Central Java Indonesia

Muslim-Friendly Tourism Towards Good Tourism Governance

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