Islamic tourism and managing tourism development in Islamic societies: the cases of Iran and Saudi Arabia

Zamani-Farahani, Hamira; Henderson, Joan C.

doi:10.1002/jtr.741

Cited by 260 publications

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“…Islam [9]. On the other hand, it also relates to the consistency of faiths to continuously implementing the principles of Islam during the tour [10].…”

Section: Halal Tourism: Definition and Global Trendmentioning

confidence: 99%

Debating Halal Tourism Between Values and Branding: A Case Study of Lombok, Indonesia

Khoiriati¹,

Suharko²,

Krisnajaya³

et al. 2018

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“…Islam [9]. On the other hand, it also relates to the consistency of faiths to continuously implementing the principles of Islam during the tour [10].…”

Section: Halal Tourism: Definition and Global Trendmentioning

confidence: 99%

Debating Halal Tourism Between Values and Branding: A Case Study of Lombok, Indonesia

Khoiriati¹,

Suharko²,

Krisnajaya³

et al. 2018

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“…Shalat prayer five times a day is a major obligation of a Muslim who should not be abandoned. In Islamic teachings there are some reliefs to worship for Muslims who travel such as shortening and combining prayers, performing wudhu with tayamum, delaying fasting in Ramadan, praying everywhere (may be in transport such as airplanes or trains) (Din 1982;Hashim, Murphy, and Mohammad 2006;Henderson 2009).…”

Section: A Introductionmentioning

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The Influence of Availability of Muslim Friendly Facilities towards Indonesian Muslim Tourist Revisit Intention to Japan

Hariani

Rahmanita

Ingkadijaya

2017

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As the market of halal tourism destinations has increasingly become more competitive, the revisit intention topic has progressively become prominent to emphasize on. This research is designed to find out how much influence of the availability of Muslim-friendly facilities to Indonesian Muslim tourist to revisit intention to Japan. The methodology of this research is quantitative descriptive research in which questionnaire is the major tool in collected the primary data for analysis. The total sample of 100 Indonesian Muslim tourist is obtained for the analysis. The simple and multiple regression analysis are adopted to examine the key factors which significantly predict the revisit intention. The results of this research indicates that Muslim-friendly facilities likes halal hotel, halal restaurant, and prayer room are positively related to the revisit intention. The biggest need of Indonesian Muslim tourist is the availabity of halal restaurants. Regarding the situation of Muslim friendly facilities in Japan, Indonesian Muslim still finds it difficult to locate the facilities despite its availability.

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“…At the moment, due to the multidisciplinary scope of the subject mater, there exist confusions regarding the two terms. As a result, the terms are often used interchangeably by researchers in both conceptual and empirical papers as if the two concepts are similar [1,3,6,[8][9][10][11][12]. However, since the Quran does diferentiate between the terms 'Mu'minoon' ('Islamic person') and Muslim (persons who profess to be Muslims), it is necessary to clarify the diference between the terms 'Islamic', 'Halal' and 'Islam related'.…”

Section: Is It Halal or Islamic?mentioning

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“…Some researchers have tried to deine Islamic tourism and Halal tourism in tourism and destination marketing literatures [1,3,12,[22][23][24]. However, most have not taken into consideration the Islamic law (Sharia), the target customers (i.e.…”

Section: Mobilities Tourism and Travel Behavior -Contexts And Boundamentioning

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Muslim Travel Behavior in Halal Tourism

Battour¹

2018

Mobilities, Tourism and Travel Behavior - Contexts and Boundaries

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Destination marketers need to understand Muslim travel behaviour in order to satisfy his/her needs especially in Halal tourism industry. This chapter discussed the importance of getting the terminologies right in the field of Muslim-friendly or Halal tourism. Muslim tourist needs are identified when travelling abroad: Muslimfriendly hotels, Halal food, Muslim-friendly phone application, Muslim-friendly airport, Halal holiday, Halal tourism websites, Halal healthcare facilities and services, Halal cruise and Halal swimming suit. Implications related to Halal tourism are also discussed.

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Islamic tourism and managing tourism development in Islamic societies: the cases of Iran and Saudi Arabia

Cited by 260 publications

References 29 publications

Debating Halal Tourism Between Values and Branding: A Case Study of Lombok, Indonesia

Debating Halal Tourism Between Values and Branding: A Case Study of Lombok, Indonesia

The Influence of Availability of Muslim Friendly Facilities towards Indonesian Muslim Tourist Revisit Intention to Japan

Muslim Travel Behavior in Halal Tourism

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