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What is Special Interest Tourism

Chapter 4
Special Interest Tourism in Southeast Asia: Emerging Research and Opportunities
Non-mass tourism movement which main aims are to pursue the specific interests such as emotional stimuli, personalise the experience of tangible quality, and are looking for ambiance, aesthetics, and atmosphere.
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Halal Tourism in Bali, Why Not?
Bintang Handayani (Independent Researcher, Indonesia), Hugues Seraphin (The University of Winchester, UK), and Maximiliano Korstanje (University of Palermo, Argentina)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 17
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7393-7.ch004
Abstract
The case studied in this chapter is about the discourse of halal tourism (HT) to be implemented in Bali, and to be proposed as layer in special interest tourism (SIT). It aims to offer a framework that attempts to demystify the halal dimensions attributed at non-Muslim destination. Literature review is used as method of the study. Discussion of this chapter lies on the basic elements to be attributed to HT and SIT as a basis to strengthen and to support the framework derived from the review literature and to clarify the record of literature which suggests economic benefits by providing HT in the non-Muslim-friendly destination and sustaining tourists' arrival by mapping SIT as priority in development of destination. Overall, this present essay-review specifically shows preliminary design to develop HT, coupled with SIT for a non-Muslim destination. Several issues and directions for future research are provided.
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Street Food as a Special Interest and Sustainable Form of Tourism for Southeast Asia Destinations
A set of customised tourism activities which could potentially cater for the specific interest group in a particular destination.
Published in Chapter: Street Food as a Special Interest and Sustainable Form of Tourism for Southeast Asia Destinations; From: Special Interest Tourism in Southeast Asia: Emerging Research and Opportunities
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