The impacts of Shariah-compliant hotel attributes on Muslim travellers revisit intention: religiosity as a moderator

Sulaiman, Zaidatul Akma; Iranmanesh, Mohammad; Foroughi, Behzad; Othman, Rosly

doi:10.1108/jima-06-2020-0179

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“…While evidence of and evaluation of brands and marketing in Islamic contexts exists (Georgiadou and Nickerson, 2021; Rhama, 2021; Shahbaz et al , 2021) and for those seeking Muslim tourists and customers (Chong et al , 2021; Sadom et al , 2021; Sulaiman et al , 2021), the present type of case is one not typically considered. For example, Alserhan (2010) suggests a framework for considering Islamic brands as “good deeds,” the performance of which is an important tenet in Islam.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mixing FIFA World Cup alcohol sponsorship agreements with Islamic host countries: a conceptual framework

Dun

Rachdi

2023

JIMA

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Purpose This paper aims to evaluate the FIFA requirement that World Cup host nations make alcohol available at World Cup stadia because of its sponsorship agreement with Anheuser-Busch. This paper suggests a framework that FIFA should use in evaluating potential host nations to address the ethical implications of alcohol at the World Cup, especially considering the recent Qatar 2022 World Cup, the first to be held in an Islamic Country. Design/methodology/approach Using historical analysis of recent World Cups and guided by the Culture-Centered Approach (Dutta, 2008) and stakeholder analysis literature, this paper examines the ethical dilemmas host nations have faced because of FIFA’s insistence on alcohol sales at World Cup stadia. Findings The analysis suggests that a three-step process of host country assessment, stakeholder mapping and negotiation would enable the discovery of potential ethical conflicts and thus their negotiation to mitigate the ethical conflicts FIFA’s preexisting sponsorship agreements create for some World Cup host nations, especially Islamic countries. Research limitations/implications While the framework is conceptual and has not been tested, the components from which the authors draw are well established. The application to mega events sports hosting negotiations is an original contribution. The interdisciplinary nature of the framework also provides a contribution to the research field. Practical implications Application of the framework would enable FIFA and host countries to negotiate mutually agreeable conditions and avoid placing host nations in ethically compromising situations, which is especially timely as FIFA expands into Islamic countries. Its utilization would provide a Halal environment for World Cups hosted in Islamic and perhaps other, countries. Social implications FIFA’s commitment to alcohol at World Cups should be questioned. FIFA should not expand this dangerous practice of associating sports with alcohol. Female fans may feel safer, as occurred in Qatar 2022. Originality/value This paper's framework uniquely combines communication and strategic management literature and applies it to mega sports events in an original way that would lead to more ethical and culturally contextualized World Cups rather than reifying the alcohol–sport nexus.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mixing FIFA World Cup alcohol sponsorship agreements with Islamic host countries: a conceptual framework

Dun

Rachdi

2023

JIMA

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“…The measurement model was evaluated by examining convergent and discriminant validity. Three norms were considered to evaluate the convergent validity: factor loading Notes: CON = confirmation; PU = perceived usefulness; PEU = perceived ease of use; ENJ; enjoyment; SAT = satisfaction; ATT = attitude; SI = social influence; HAB = habit Source: Author's own creation (above 0.7), composite reliability (CR, above 0.7) and average variance extracted (AVE, above 0.5) (Sulaiman et al, 2022). All loadings, CR and AVEs were above the recommended threshold, indicating the model has satisfactory convergent validity (Table 2).…”

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Determinants of continuance intention to use gamification applications for task management: an extension of technology continuance theory

Foroughi

Iranmanesh

Kuppusamy

et al. 2023

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Purpose Gamification applications (apps) are gaining great attention in many contexts and have grown increasingly. Despite their significant role in many settings, prior research mainly focused on initial adoption, and there are limited studies on the post-adoption stage. This study aims to explore the factors influencing individuals’ continuance intention to use gamified task manager apps, drawing on the technology continuance theory (TCT) by integrating enjoyment, habit and social influence. Design/methodology/approach Data were obtained from 318 Malaysian who had prior experience with task management gamified apps and analysed with the partial least squares approach. Findings According to the results, confirmation, perceived usefulness (PU) and enjoyment positively influence satisfaction. PU, enjoyment, satisfaction and social influence affect attitude, while the result failed to confirm the association between perceived ease of use and attitude. Furthermore, PU, attitude and habit are strong determinants of users’ continuance intention. Moreover, continuance intention was not predicted by users’ satisfaction and social influence. Practical implications The findings provide directions for developers and marketers of gamified task manager apps. Besides the technological and functional benefits of applications, they should also consider social, hedonic and individual factors in the designing and marketing stages. Originality/value This study extends the literature by assessing the determinants of continuous intention to use gamified task manager apps; and extending the TCT in the context of gamification by incorporating three contextual factors, namely, perceived enjoyment, social influence and habit.

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“…Insignificant (Baniya & Thapa, 2017;Sulaiman et al, 2021;Suryani et al, 2020) Source: Data Processed, 2022…”

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The Destination Attributes on the Revisit Intention Mediated by the Destination Image

Rohim

Moko

Rahayu

2022

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Sharia hotels are an important accommodation needed by tourists in making Muslim travel. East Java has great potential for Muslim tourists with so many destinations available. Thus, the need for Sharia hotel management to be able to compete with conventional hotels and understand consumer satisfaction which in the end makes a re-visit to Sharia hotels. The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors influencing the intention of Muslim tourists to re-visit Sharia hotels in East Java. The destination attribute of a Sharia hotel becomes an exogenous variable that affects the intention to make a revisit with the image of the destination as a mediation variable. This research is included in explanatory research. Respondents in this study were guests who were or had stayed at Sharia hotels in East Java. The number of samples in this study used purposive sampling techniques with a sample of 148 respondents. The results of the study concluded that the attributes of Islamic destinations have a significant influence on the intention to visit again at Sharia hotels in East Java. Destination image also plays a role in mediating the relationship between destination attributes and returning intentions.

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The impacts of Shariah-compliant hotel attributes on Muslim travellers revisit intention: religiosity as a moderator

Cited by 24 publications

References 73 publications

Mixing FIFA World Cup alcohol sponsorship agreements with Islamic host countries: a conceptual framework

Mixing FIFA World Cup alcohol sponsorship agreements with Islamic host countries: a conceptual framework

Determinants of continuance intention to use gamification applications for task management: an extension of technology continuance theory

The Destination Attributes on the Revisit Intention Mediated by the Destination Image

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