The Influences of Religiosity Dimensions on Preference for Shariah-Compliant Hotels

Othman, Nurul Huda; Ariffin, Ahmad Azmi Mohd.; Ithnan, Izwan Harith Md.

doi:10.1166/asl.2015.6222

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“…Religiosity affects attitudes to make choices because of their religious commitment. Attitudes influenced by religiosity are also explained by Othman et al (2015), that the extent to which religious commitment is carried out will affect how a person behaves in everyday life, including choosing a hotel with Sharia compliance. Sulaiman et al (2021) found that a good hotel image and service quality will impact visitor behavior toward staying at a halal hotel again.…”

Section: Customer Behavior Studies Of Halal Hotelmentioning

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A systematic review of halal hotels: A word cloud and thematic analysis of articles from the Scopus database

Alam,

Mellinia,

Ratnasari

et al. 2023

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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This systematic review aims to comprehensively analyze the existing literature on halal hotels available in the Scopus database, employing word cloud and thematic analysis methods. Halal hotels constitute a pivotal component within the burgeoning halal tourism industry. While prior literature reviews have often focused on halal tourism in general, this study uniquely concentrates on a systematic examination of the discourse surrounding halal hotels. Initially, 36 articles related to halal hotels were identified, which were subsequently refined to 24 articles through a meticulous screening process based on predetermined criteria. Employing word cloud analysis, this study presents four main themes identified from the selected articles: Customer behavior studies of halal hotels, conceptual and attributes of halal hotels, Sharia compliance of halal hotels, and halal hotel marketing studies. Additionally, the study identifies potential opportunities and future targets for research in the domain of halal hotels. It is important to note that this study is confined to the publications available in the reputable Scopus database. The findings of this research are expected to provide valuable guidance and focus for academic researchers and policymakers engaged in the study of halal hotels.

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Section: Customer Behavior Studies Of Halal Hotelmentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic review of halal hotels: A word cloud and thematic analysis of articles from the Scopus database

Alam,

Mellinia,

Ratnasari

et al. 2023

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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“…Moreover, study related to religious commitment on consumer behavior found that casually religious respondents are trendier and more innovative than highly religious individuals [49]. Furthermore, a study also highlighted the importance of religiosity dimension on preference for shariah compliant hotels particularly in the context of Malaysia and called for further research to explore into the issue [5].…”

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“…This article is focusing on one of the most fundamental components of the Islamic tourism, which has also gathered its own momentum; the so-called halal hotel. Since the concept of halal hotel is a relatively new in most parts of the world including the Muslim nations, very little is known regarding its characteristics, forms as well as the consumption behavior of this niche hotel industry [5].…”

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“…Investigating behavioral intention is beneficial to tourism planning and marketing and is utmost important to understand the acceptance towards a new service offering [7] such as the halal hotels. This study was conducted in Malaysia as the country is claimed to be one of the world most popular destination for Islamic tourism [5]. In order for Malaysia to be the world hub for Islamic tourism, the concept of halal hotel needs to be strongly or wholeheartedly supported by the local people in the domestic market whereby almost 60 percent are Muslims themselves.…”

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Behavioral Intention Towards “Halal Hotels”: Religiosity or Ethnicity?

Ithnan

Ariffin

2020

Wseas Transactions on Business and Economics

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The primary purpose of this study is to empirically examine and compare the effects of religiosity and ethnicity in influencing behavioral intention towards halal hotels concept. Is it the religion or ethnic values that really matters in selecting an Islamic concept of hotel such as the halal hotel? This study involving 492 respondents randomly selected among travelers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport used SEM as the main method to test the hypotheses. Underpinned by the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA), the findings of this study revealed that religiosity (represented by the construct of religious commitment) significantly influence behavioral intention towards halal hotels via attitude while ethnicity (represented by ethnic identity) has no significant influence on intention to patronage a halal hotel. Theoretically, this present study help extends the TRA model by incorporating religiosity factor in the context of Islamic tourism. With regard to practical implications, the findings provide inputs to the hoteliers particularly in the hotel's positioning theme development as well as marketing communication strategies.

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The Influences of Religiosity Dimensions on Preference for Shariah-Compliant Hotels

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A systematic review of halal hotels: A word cloud and thematic analysis of articles from the Scopus database

A systematic review of halal hotels: A word cloud and thematic analysis of articles from the Scopus database

Behavioral Intention Towards “Halal Hotels”: Religiosity or Ethnicity?

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