Halal Logistics PEST Analysis: The Malaysia Perspectives

Talib, Mohamed Syazwan Ab; Hamid, Abu Bakar Abdul; Zulfakar, Mohd Hafiz; Jeeva, Ananda

doi:10.5539/ass.v10n14p119

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“…However, the term halal, meaning "permissible" (Rehman et al, 2010;Mukhtar and Mohsin Butt, 2012), reaches far wider, forming a guide pertaining to every aspect of a Muslim's life. It is a "way of life" (Temporal, 2011, p. 5), governing food, behaviour, speech, relationships and hospitality (Salleh et al, 2014;Rehman et al, 2010;Talib et al, 2014;Stephenson, 2013;Ali et al, 2014). It forms the basis of the way a Muslim lives his/her life and that which is halal is also Shariah compliant -Shariah being the laws that govern Islam (Rehman et al, 2010).…”

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Halal holidays: exploring expectations of Muslim-friendly holidays

Wingett

Turnbull²

2017

JIMA

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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to explore the expectations of Muslim tourists when taking a halal holiday. Understanding consumer expectations is an important factor in any service context since expectations determine whether the consumer is satisfied or dissatisfied with the service outcome.Design/methodology/approach: An exploratory approach was adopted and in-depth interviews with Muslim tourists and halal holiday providers were undertaken. Findings:The findings identified services and facilities Muslim consumers expect from a halal holiday and those they did not expect to see. Factors such as halal food, women-only facilities and dress codes were identified as services and facilities that are expected, whereas no alcohol was seen to be an important factor for Muslim tourists. Research limitations/implications:This exploratory study used a small sample and hence the findings should not be seen to be generalisable. However, the study provides a number of valuable insights into the expectations of Muslim leisure tourists. Halal travel organisations and tourism boards will benefit from a better understanding of factors that influence the satisfaction/dissatisfaction of Muslim tourists.Originality/value: The study makes three main contributions to our understanding of halal holidays. First, the study identifies expectations that are likely to influence satisfaction, such as halal food and women-only facilities. Second, the study highlights those expectations which are likely to cause dissatisfaction for halal holidaymakers, such as alcohol and dress codes. Third, the study highlights the difference in expectations which exist between halal holidaymakers and how the interpretation and practice of Islam is highly varied.

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Halal holidays: exploring expectations of Muslim-friendly holidays

Wingett

Turnbull²

2017

JIMA

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“…After that, several authors, such as Porter (1985), (Fahey and Narayanan 1986;Morrison and Mecca 1989;Jurevicius 2013;Rastogi and Trivedi 2016), and (Abdul Rahman et al 2016) improved to this method, including various classification such as PEST, STEEPLE, STEP, SPEPE. PESTLE method is useful tool to identify important factors that impact maritime business industries (Helmold 2019;Pulaj and Kume 2013;Syazwan Ab Talib et al 2014;Vintilă et al 2017).This method gives us a panoramic view of specific issue that was checked on a plan. The most research sectors have been published by using PESTLE method such as automobile industry (Li, Mao, and The implications in the opening the Northern Sea Route of Malaysia was studied by using PESTLE/ PESTLES methods (Abdul Rahman et al 2016Rahman et al , 2014.…”

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An analysis of available solutions for commercial vessels to comply with IMO strategy on low sulphur

Cường

Hung

2020

Journal of International Maritime Safety, Environmental Affairs

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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) strategy reduces ship emission to 2020 and zero in 2050, the ship-owners and ship operators are looking for economic solutions to meet the new emission requirements. The available solutions include using Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) or sulphur-free-fuel, switching form high sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) to marine gas oil or distillate fuels, using very-low-sulphur fuel oil or compliant fuel blends and using scrubber/exhaust gas cleaning system on the ship, which allows operation on regular HSFO. The cost of changing and using fuel may be too high as a barrier for Vietnamese ship-owner. Therefore, advantages and disadvantages of available options need to analysis. In this article, the pros and cons of available options were analysed by using thematic PLEET analysis that considering political, legal, economic, environmental, technological and sociological aspects. The results show that using compliant blended fuel is a priority solution for the most Vietnamese commercial shipowners as well as using LNG fuel will be a solution for building new ships. It is expected that this research would make any contribution to improving the efficiency of commercial ships to satisfy the IMO's strategy.

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“…Seperti studi analisis potensi bahwa model analisis PEST saling mempengaruhi terhadap potensi di lingkungannya serta faktor penunjang lainnya (Retnowati, 2010;Nofrizal, 2015;Sari et al, 2019). Model analisis PEST sudah banyak dilakukan beberapa negara seperti Singapura, Serbia, Malaysia, Paskitan dan Nigeria untuk berbagai bidang sektor dalam menganalisa potensi yang dianggap berpengaruh terthadap perekonomian negara (Ha & Coghill, 2008;Stosic et al, 2012;Qamar et al, 2012;Abiola, 2014;Talib et al, 2014). Tujuan penelitian ini untuk melihat seberapa besar potensi pengembangan sektor pariwisata Pulau Benan Kabupaten Lingga yang berpengaruh terhadap faktor politik, ekonomi, sosial dan teknologi yang terjadi saat ini.…”

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PEST Analysis Model dalam Pengembangan Potensi Wisata Pulau Benan, Kabupaten Lingga, Kepulauan Riau

Mahadiansar

Aspariyana

2020

IJTL

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The core problem of tourism sector on empowerment and natural resource development is the mapping to the potency and development strategy of tourism has not yet been maximized. This article, focus to use the PEST Model analysis to identify the growth of Benan Island as tourism destination. This research conducted through library study, and data analyzed through content analysis. The result, political, economic, social and technology factors has impacted broadly to development of Benan Island tourism in the long run. The author also purpose the alternatif model of development of priority scale tourism potential with the concept of sustainable tourism and community empowerment by involving tourism industry actors. The use of PEST Model Analysis of the tourism potential of Benan Island can also be applied to several other islands in Lingga Regency.

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Halal Logistics PEST Analysis: The Malaysia Perspectives

Cited by 23 publications

References 52 publications

Halal holidays: exploring expectations of Muslim-friendly holidays

Halal holidays: exploring expectations of Muslim-friendly holidays

An analysis of available solutions for commercial vessels to comply with IMO strategy on low sulphur

PEST Analysis Model dalam Pengembangan Potensi Wisata Pulau Benan, Kabupaten Lingga, Kepulauan Riau

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