PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Tourism has an important contribution to world GDP. Foreign tourists make a significant involvement in the gross domestic product (GDP). The tourism sector consists of various sectors, one of which is halal tourism which has a fast-growing market segment globally. Non-Muslim countries such as Australia, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and other European countries are also actively participating in halal tourism. Halal tourism organizers provide products and services that are in accordance with Islam, such as hotels which are also one of the halal tourism destinations, which do not serve alcohol. They also have separate swimming pools and spa facilities for men and women. Moreover, they do not serve dishes made of pork. This research was conducted to know the development of tourism in Muslim and non-Muslim countries, primarily examining the effect of providing worship facilities for tourists. It is certainly very important for the development of halal tourism, both domestically and internationally. Furthermore, this study applied bibliometric analysis i.e., VOSviewer for the analysis development. This research focuses on halal tourism in Lombok. The results of the analysis revealed that 3 clusters that are interconnected between cluster 1, cluster 2, and cluster 3 have the impression of being interrelated. Occurrence results show that there are 8 clusters related to halal tourism.