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Purpose Many studies have examined the influence of travel motivation on destination preferences; however, little is known about Muslim tourists’ leisure travel behaviour. This study aims to examine the influence of travel motivation on destination preferences using the moderating effect of religiosity from the perspective of Iranian and Malay Muslims. Design/methodology/approach Data were collected from 422 Malay and Iranian Muslim students using a purposive sampling technique, and later analyzed using Amos. Findings Results indicated that generic, Islamic and non-Islamic motivational factors influence social, religious and hedonic avoidance travel preferences. Muslims who are motivated by generic and non-Islamic motivations avoid travels to destinations with the presence of Islamic service and products, while those who are motivated by religious factors prefer destinations with Islamic attributes. Originality/value The results of this study highlight the importance of Islamic-related features in destinations for Muslim tourists.

In this paper we propose a new vehicle mobility modeling method in which many important real world environment issues such as topologies and traffic conditions have been considered to model the user movement in a real environment. The proposed model is based on model in [7] by modification in it's velocity control system. The proposed velocity control system can consider many of the real environment condition for vehicle velocity control on the street. This model can be used in mobile communication and intelligent transport system.

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