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.