Halal Tourism Regulations in Indonesia and Comparisons in Several Asian Countries

Abstract

In essence the concept of halal tourism lies in services, facilities, facilities and infrastructure that are based on Islamic sharia. Regulatory support in the form of laws and regulations is a determining for halal tourism concept. The focus of the problem in this research lies in comparing halal tourism regulations in Indonesia with several countries in Asia. The research method used is normative research with secondary data sources which are analyzed qualitatively with a statutory approach. The results show that neither Indonesia nor other countries in Asia, especially Southeast Asia, have special regulations at the level of laws that regulate nationally regarding halal tourism, but government policy support for the implementation of halal tourism in Asian countries is more optimal than Indonesia so that Halal tourism in these countries is more successful and advanced.