Problem and Solution Models for Halal Tourism Development in West Java

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

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“…Resarch of Susilowati, Wahyuningdyah, and Kurniasari (2019) and Ismanto (2020) which suggests the need for active participation from the community around the tourist village can be answered in this study by focusing on the millennial generation in Rogoselo village. Society is an important aspect (Huda et al, 2020), at the same time he is also a strong social capital in the development of halal tourism (Utami, 2020). This is in line with research of Susilo, Prayudi, and Erawati (2016) which explains that external stakeholder support is more dominant so that it will also be answered in this study by focusing on internal stakeholders in the village of Rogoselo.…”

Section: Halal Lifestyle In Islamsupporting

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Implementation of Islamic Humanism in the Community Lifestyle of Religious Tourism Towards Halal Tourism: Study From Rogoselo Village

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2021

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The purpose of this research was to explore the implementation of Islamic humanism in the lifestyle of the Rogoselo religious tourism village community in developing it into a halal tourism village. This type of research is a field research with a descriptive qualitative approach. The research location is in the religious tourism village of Rogoselo, Doro, Kab. Pekalongan. Sources of research data come from observations, interviews, and documentation, as well as the monograph report of Rogoselo village and relevant literature. The research data collection techniques used the participant observation method, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The research data analysis tool uses interactive analysis with member checks as a test of the validity of the data. The results of the study conclude that the development of rural tourism in the village of Rogoselo is based on the empowerment of local communities which leads to the integration of sharia in the values of Islamic humanism and halal lifestyle in its tourism activities. Rogoselo has the potential to be developed into a sustainable religious tourism village through transformation into a halal tourism village. Rogoselo has implemented the principles of Islamic humanism and halal lifestyle values based on self-declaration in its tourism activities and attractions partially. This initial step in Rogoselo village is part of the implementation of the at-tadarruj concept in implementing a halal tourism system in rural areas based on the values of Islamic humanism and halal lifestyle. As written in the qāidah ushul fiqh, what cannot be achieved by all, must not be abandoned altogether.

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Section: Halal Lifestyle In Islamsupporting

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Implementation of Islamic Humanism in the Community Lifestyle of Religious Tourism Towards Halal Tourism: Study From Rogoselo Village

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2021

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“…Siberut National Park, Kerinci Seblat National Park, Lake Singkarak, Lake Maninjau, marine tourism objects in the Mentawai Islands, and other well-known attractions such as agro-tourism and cultural tourism. However, tourism objects in Sumatra are located in difficult-toreach areas with all the limitations of road infrastructure, including uphill and downward contours, sharp turns, landslides, and bumpy road conditions (Huda et al, 2019;Huda et al, 2020a;Huda et al, 2020b;Huda et al, 2020c Due to insufficient road infrastructure, travel time to the locations of these attractions is extremely long. The road is also very narrow, making it difficult for large buses to pass.…”

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“…Because the informants and researchers are fluent in Indonesian, communication during the interview was smooth, and the research data was collected following the research objectives. The proposed research framework is derived from the research results of Huda et al (2019), Huda et al (2020a), Huda et al (2020b), andHuda et al (2020c). The interviews and focus group discussions were compiled into a research framework.…”

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“…In Indonesia, research on halal tourism has not been mapped regarding problems, solutions, and strategic aspects. Several studies have identified halal tourism in only a few areas, including Aceh, West Sumatra, West Java, and South Sulawesi (Huda et al, 2021;Huda et al, 2020a;Huda et al, 2020b;Huda et al, 2020c). Previous research themes have been more focused on the potential and prospects of halal tourism in Indonesia, marketing strategies from the perspective of Middle Eastern tourists, quality of service in the Islamic context of halal tourism, development of halal tourism from the perspective of social capital through ecotourism tourism, the concept and implementation of halal tourism in Indonesia, and the impact of halal tourism regulations on tourism development (Adinugraha et al, 2018;Hidayat et al, 2019;A.…”

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Strategic Model for Halal Tourism Development in Indonesia: A Preliminary Research

Huda

Rini²,

Muslikh³

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Indonesian Journal of Halal Research

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Halal tourism is one of the emerging sectors in the halal industry. The article aims to identify the main problems, solutions, and strategies for developing a model of halal tourism. The qualitative and quantitative approaches are used in this article, including in-depth interviews and expert group discussions with the community leaders, academics, culinary and travel entrepreneurs, local tourism board, hotel entrepreneurs, and tourists representing halal tourism stakeholders. The data was complemented with research questionnaires and compiled using the Analytic Network Process (ANP) method, with Super Decision as a data processing tool. The article provides empirical insights into halal tourism in Indonesia, focusing on the root cause, the outcome of solutions, and the formulation of a future development strategy. Government-related issues remain the main priority, followed by community and halal facilities entrepreneur issues (hotel, travel, and halal food). The results showed that the priority problem in developing halal tourism in Indonesia is infrastructure problems. The solution is to build adequate road infrastructure, repair damaged roads, and complete road direction to halal tourism locations in every region of Indonesia. Halal tourism goals in Indonesia can be realized by implementing a functional synergy between the government and the local community.

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“…Huda et al [22] presented a model that aimed at studying the implications of industrial, internal and external factors on the competitiveness of construction companies. A Likert scale questionnaire was used as the basis of analyzing the competitiveness of large, medium and small construction companies.…”

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Scrutinizing Competitiveness of Construction Companies Based on an Integrated Multi-Criteria Decision Making Model

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The construction sector continues to experience significant challenges brought by new techniques and technologies. Hence, there is a dire need for construction companies to address critical issues concerning changing environmental conditions, construction innovations, market globalization and many other aspects, thereby enhancing their competitive edge. Thus, the primary goal for this research is to develop a multi-criteria decision making model that would consider and evaluate all essential factors in determining the competitiveness index of construction companies. In the developed model, three new pillars (3P) for competitiveness are introduced: (1) non-financial internal pillar; (2) non-financial external pillar; and (3) financial pillar. The 3P includes 6 categories and 26 factors that are defined and incorporated in the developed assessment model for the purpose of measuring the companies’ competitiveness. The weights for the identified factors are computed using fuzzy analytical network process (FANP) to diminish the uncertainty inherited within the judgment of the respondents. The weight of factors and their affiliated performance scores are used as an input for the preference ranking organization method for enrichment evaluation (PROMETHEE II) technique. In this regard, PROMETHEE II is undertaken as a ranking technique to prioritize any given construction company by determining its respective competitiveness index. The developed model is validated through five cases studies that reveal its potential of illustrating detailed analysis with respect to the competitive ability of construction companies. A sensitivity analysis is carried out to determine the most influential factors that affect the competitiveness of construction companies. It is anticipated that the developed evaluation model can be used in the decision-making process by all parties involved in construction projects. For instance, contractors can leverage the evaluation model in taking better decisions pertinent to the markup values. In addition, it can benefit employers in the evaluation process of contractors.

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Problem and Solution Models for Halal Tourism Development in West Java

Cited by 3 publications

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Implementation of Islamic Humanism in the Community Lifestyle of Religious Tourism Towards Halal Tourism: Study From Rogoselo Village

Implementation of Islamic Humanism in the Community Lifestyle of Religious Tourism Towards Halal Tourism: Study From Rogoselo Village

Strategic Model for Halal Tourism Development in Indonesia: A Preliminary Research

Scrutinizing Competitiveness of Construction Companies Based on an Integrated Multi-Criteria Decision Making Model

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