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MFH is a business model that enables Muslim guests to meet their special religious needs during their holidays and provides hotel services for non-Muslim guests who want to experience the Islamic atmosphere in hotel services (Suci et al., 2020, p. 5). Considering this business model, MFHE can be expressed as the application of the rules and values
4 kwi 2022 · This study aims to examine the internal and external aspects of halal hotel human resources in Indonesia and propose a proper human resource strategy by using the strategic management...
1 lut 2014 · Together with locally adapted culinary practices, halal food can be re-authenticated into a distinguished cuisine servicing a broader market segment of tourists and made available at various outlets (e.g., hotels, restaurants, take-away outlets, food courts, aircraft dining and cafes).
The chapter highlights ways to promote ethical and Halal tourism in the context of non-Muslim regions/countries. A case study is presented of the Halal to Company project, a university spin-off group that has ambitions to develop Halal ethical tourism in Italy.
Therefore, this research aims to identify the dimensionality of ‘halal hotel’ concepts and to explore the suitability of adopting the ‘halal hotel’ as the term to be use among the Muslim ...
2 paź 2022 · Even though transparency and traceability are intimately related, there is a major difference in properly executing halal procurement. This paper discusses the understanding of transparency, the impact of transparency in halal procurement, and management’s role in practising transparency.
3 cze 2019 · Hotels are finally waking up to Muslim travelers’ needs; in order to stay competitive, they must offer Halal-specific measures. Specifically, a key aspect in Halal tourism is the bridging of differences and the respecting of the common values in the Muslim faith; this includes offering Halal food, access to Ramadan services, privacy, and ...
