Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan Volume 10, Number 1 (2026) features 10 peer-reviewed articles authored by 34 researchers from leading Indonesian higher education institutions. This issue presents contemporary research addressing sustainable tourism development, digital innovation, cultural heritage, and evolving tourist behavior.

The published articles explore a broad range of topics, including community-based tourism mapping, digital marketing through short-form video content, religious tourism among Generation Z, halal tourism, digital halal education for hospitality businesses, and the influence of destination image on tourist loyalty. Additional contributions examine the transformation of tour guides as cultural interpreters, mindful walking experiences, collaborative governance in ecotourism, the sustainability of Indigenous Balinese culture, and digital storytelling for promoting traditional culinary tourism. Collectively, these studies contribute to advancing knowledge in destination management, hospitality, tourism marketing, cultural sustainability, digital transformation, and community empowerment. By combining theoretical perspectives with practical implications, this issue offers valuable insights for researchers, academics, policymakers, and tourism practitioners committed to developing innovative and sustainable tourism destinations.

The Editorial Team sincerely thanks all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their valuable contributions and continued support in maintaining the journal's commitment to publishing high-quality research in hospitality and tourism.

Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan Volume 9, Number 2 (2025) features 10 peer-reviewed articles authored by 30 researchers, presenting current perspectives on destination development, hospitality management, tourist behavior, digital marketing, and culinary tourism. This issue reflects the journal's commitment to publishing rigorous research that addresses contemporary challenges and opportunities in the hospitality and tourism sector.

The published articles explore a wide range of topics, including strategies for improving tourist safety, feasibility assessment of tourism villages, destination attributes influencing travel decisions, the impact of nature tourism on mental health and revisit intentions, and the role of homestay attributes in enhancing visitor loyalty. Other contributions examine employee personality and customer orientation in managing customer incivility, the effectiveness of influencers and Instagram engagement in destination promotion, as well as the role of culinary art and perceived value in shaping future tourist behavior. Collectively, these studies advance knowledge in destination management, hospitality operations, tourism marketing, digital transformation, tourist behavior, and culinary tourism. By integrating theoretical perspectives with practical applications, this issue provides valuable insights for researchers, academics, policymakers, destination managers, and tourism practitioners seeking innovative and sustainable approaches to hospitality and tourism development.

The Editorial Team sincerely thanks all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their valuable contributions and continued support in maintaining the journal's commitment to publishing high-quality research in hospitality and tourism.

Jurnal Kepariwisataan Volume 9, Number 1, 2025 presents a compilation of 10 scholarly articles authored by 23 researchers from Indonesia and Malaysia showcasing interdisciplinary contributions in tourism development, hospitality innovation, and destination management.

This issue highlights diverse topics including the promotion of Indonesian coffee diplomacy through international cultural events in Tunisia, bibliometric mapping of Indonesia’s community-based tourism research landscape, and determinants of satisfaction in ecotourism experiences influencing revisit intentions at Grafika Cikole Tourism Terminal. Digital transformation themes are emphasized through a study on leveraging electronic word of mouth (eWOM) to advance sustainability marketing in Bali and Lombok, followed by an analytical exploration of machine learning specifically Random Forest models to enhance operational decision-making in the hotel industry. Urban tourism revitalization is examined through product development research in the Cikini area of Jakarta, while event-based tourism insights are delivered through an assessment of travel patterns and satisfaction at the International Folk and Art Festival in Kutai Kartanegara. Comparative destination management strategies are discussed through water-based tourism development in Surakarta and Japan, complemented by a branding study applying the Unique Selling Proposition approach to Kampung Adat Ratenggaro in East Nusa Tenggara. Rounding out the issue is an analysis of visitor experiential touchpoints in a culinary tourism destination in Hainan, China, based on the Zero to Ultimate Moment of Truth framework. Collectively, these articles advance contemporary discourse in sustainable tourism development, cultural diplomacy, digital marketing, destination branding, and visitor behavior, offering practical insights for policymakers, academics, and industry practitioners.

The editorial team extends appreciation to all authors and reviewers for their contributions and looks forward to further impactful research in future publications.

Jurnal Kepariwisataan Volume 8 ,Number 2, 2024 features a curated selection of 10 scholarly articles contributed by 25 authors from Indonesia. This issue offers a rich blend of research in tourism, hospitality, and sustainable development, reflecting the journal’s commitment to advancing knowledge and practical innovation in the field.

This Issues highlighted studies include an application of sustainable tourism principles in Widosari Tourism Village, Yogyakarta; and an evaluation of service quality, tourist value perception, and destination image for driving revisit intentions in Lombok. Another article introduces a public policy innovation strategy using Analytical Network Process (ANP) in Pamekasan Regency. For tourism technology one article applies conventional statistics and machine learning to analyze Instagram engagement and forecast domestic tourism to Lake Toba and North Sumatra. Other contributions include the development of tourism performance dashboards for national tourism organizations, an impact assessment of cultural events on creative economies (Dieng Creative Festival), and a stakeholder network analysis for regional welfare improvement through Floating Market management. Additional insights explore Gen Z’s preferences in visiting museums through E-WOM and perceived value studies, strategic green tourism development for the Jeneberang River in Makassar. These articles collectively contribute to the discourse on sustainable tourism, community engagement, technological integration, and policy innovation, offering valuable insights for academics, practitioners, and policymakers in the tourism sector. This volume underscores interdisciplinary collaboration and applied research in sustainable tourism, policymaking, technology adoption, and visitor behavior.

The editorial team thanks all contributors and reviewers for their valuable input and encourages continued scholarly engagement in future issues of Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan (JK).

Jurnal Kepariwisataan Volume 8, Number 1, 2024 features insightful research from authors across Indonesia, Iran, Bangladesh, and Nigeria, totaling 27 contributors. This issue offering valuable insights into tourism, hospitality, and sustainable development.

This issue features studies such as the exploration of advanced metrics and methodologies for sustainable tourism regeneration. It also highlights the socioeconomic potentials of agritourism in Laro Yewa Land, Nigeria, demonstrating agritourism’s role in empowering communities and diversifying economies. Another articles investigate post-pandemic tourism market dynamics in Serang Regency, Indonesia, focusing on recovery strategies. Sustainable transportation mode choices in Ciwidey’s National Tourism Strategic Area, providing recommendations for optimized transportation systems in tourism area. Another article explores the link between quality tourism and Sustainable Development Goals through a case study of Uma Uta Tourism Village in NTT Province, Indonesia, emphasizing community empowerment. Further, a study using social networking for developing natural and cultural tourism in Buku Limau Island. For the Destiantion marketing, a study on marketing mix and brand image influence consumer satisfaction and repurchase intention at Kampung Pempek 26 Ilir Palembang. Another article assesses the role of e-WOM, accessibility, and attractiveness in driving revisit intentions to Wediombo Beach, Yogyakarta, mediated by tourist experience. For tourism technology, the application of blockchain technology in the carnival creative industry, highlighting its potential as an empowerment tool in the internet-of-value era. Finally, a case study on leveraging promotion mix strategies to enhance Lombok’s tourism through the efforts of Look Lombok Tour & Travel. This issue provides a diverse collection of articles addressing key themes in tourism research, including post-pandemic recovery, sustainable transportation, cultural heritage, and technological innovation. The studies underscore the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and global collaboration in advancing tourism practices and achieving Sustainable Development Goals.

Jurnal Kepariwisataan continues to serve as a platform for disseminating impactful research that bridges theory and practice, offering solutions to pressing challenges in the tourism and hospitality sectors. The editorial team thanks all contributors and reviewers for their valuable input and encourages continued scholarly engagement in future issues of Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan (JK).

Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan Volume 7, Number 2 (2023) features 10 peer-reviewed articles authored by 27 researchers from Indonesia and Australia, presenting contemporary research on digital innovation, sustainable tourism, destination development, the creative economy, and tourist behavior. This issue reflects the journal's commitment to advancing interdisciplinary knowledge that responds to emerging trends and challenges in the hospitality and tourism sector.

The published articles explore a wide range of topics, including the application of robotics, artificial intelligence, and service automation in the Indonesian tourism industry, the role of halal tourism in promoting multicultural identity and human development, and strategies for enhancing the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises in the pastry and bakery sector. Additional contributions examine the economic impact of festivals on sustainable tourism, the educational tourism potential of the Ijen Geopark, women travelers' perceived risks and travel constraints, city branding and tourist revisit interest, stakeholder collaboration in tourism destination development, recreational surf fishing as a tourism product, and the contribution of creative economy clusters to regional tourism development. Collectively, these studies advance knowledge in digital tourism, hospitality innovation, halal tourism, destination marketing, tourism entrepreneurship, visitor behavior, sustainable tourism, and creative economy development. By integrating empirical evidence with practical implications, this issue provides valuable insights for researchers, academics, policymakers, destination managers, and tourism practitioners seeking innovative and sustainable approaches to tourism development.

The Editorial Team extends its sincere appreciation to all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their valuable contributions and continued commitment to publishing high-quality research in hospitality and tourism.

Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan Volume 7, Number 1 (2023) features 10 peer-reviewed articles authored by 22 researchers from Indonesia and France, presenting interdisciplinary perspectives on destination development, cultural tourism, hospitality management, tourism education, and community-based tourism. This issue reflects the journal's commitment to advancing research that addresses both emerging challenges and sustainable opportunities in the tourism sector.

The published articles examine a broad spectrum of topics, including ecotourism development strategies for mangrove destinations, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism education, hotel customer loyalty in the new normal era, and destination life cycle assessment using the Tourism Area Life Cycle (TALC) framework. Other contributions explore the cultural significance of traditional cassava-based cuisine as a tourism attraction, destination attributes influencing tourism village management, community participation in rural tourism development, and the preservation of customary law as a foundation for cultural tourism sustainability. The issue also presents research on French cultural tourism, highlighting the balance between tradition and modernization, as well as the role of interpersonal communication in enhancing tourism village products. Collectively, these studies contribute to advancing knowledge in ecotourism, cultural heritage tourism, hospitality management, tourism education, destination planning, community-based tourism, and sustainable tourism development. By integrating theoretical perspectives with practical applications, this issue offers valuable insights for researchers, academics, policymakers, destination managers, and tourism practitioners seeking innovative approaches to strengthening tourism competitiveness and sustainability.

The Editorial Team extends its sincere appreciation to all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their valuable contributions and continued commitment to advancing high-quality scholarship in hospitality and tourism.

urnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan Volume 6,Number 2 (2022) features 10 peer-reviewed articles contributed by approximately 28 authors from leading universities and research institutions across Indonesia. This issue presents contemporary perspectives on halal tourism, sustainable destination management, tourism recovery, digital marketing, disaster resilience, and traveler behavior in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The published articles explore a diverse range of topics, including a systematic literature review of halal tourism experiences, interfaith peace education as a creative tourism product, destination image and revisit intentions among mountain biking tourists, collaborative governance in disaster mitigation for coastal tourism, and post-vaccination intentions toward nature-based tourism. Other contributions investigate the influence of electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) on online booking decisions, the role of halal destinations in shaping travel intentions, sustainable management of coastal tourism ecosystems, business continuity management of village-owned enterprises (BUMDes) during the pandemic, and tourist destination preferences in West Java throughout the COVID-19 period. Collectively, these studies contribute to advancing knowledge in halal tourism, destination management, sustainable tourism, tourism marketing, disaster and crisis management, tourism governance, visitor behavior, and digital transformation. By integrating empirical evidence with practical implications, this issue provides valuable insights for researchers, academics, policymakers, destination managers, and tourism practitioners seeking to strengthen tourism resilience and sustainability.

The Editorial Team sincerely thanks all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their valuable contributions and continued commitment to publishing high-quality research that advances hospitality and tourism studies.

Jurnal Kepariwisataan: Destinasi, Hospitalitas, dan Perjalanan Volume 6, Number 1 (2022) features 10 peer-reviewed articles contributed by more than 30 researchers from universities across Indonesia. This issue presents multidisciplinary perspectives on tourism recovery, sustainable destination development, digital tourism, consumer behavior, and hospitality management amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The published articles explore diverse topics, including sentiment analysis of social media discussions on tourist destinations, sustainable development of the Mandalika Special Economic Zone, employee performance in tourism services during the pandemic, and business recovery strategies for tourism enterprises. Additional contributions examine environmentally responsible tourist behavior, consumer preferences for local tourism products, collaborative governance in sustainable tourism villages, the economic impacts of COVID-19 on coastal tourism, travel behavior in the new normal era, implementation of CHSE standards in the MICE industry, and the development of recreational fishing tourism products. Collectively, these studies contribute to advancing knowledge in sustainable tourism, destination management, tourism marketing, hospitality operations, crisis recovery, consumer behavior, and tourism governance. By integrating empirical research with practical implications, this issue provides valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, tourism practitioners, and industry stakeholders seeking to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of the tourism sector.

The Editorial Team extends its sincere appreciation to all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their valuable contributions and continued commitment to advancing high-quality research in hospitality and tourism.