Sari Lenggogeni

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Sari Lenggogeni is a researcher whose work centers on sustainable tourism development, with a particular emphasis on integrating local wisdom into spatial planning and exploring the intersection of Islamic organizational culture with hospitality management. Her major contributions include advancing frameworks for rural tourism that respect indigenous knowledge and disaster-prone environments, as well as examining how spiritual leadership and Islamic values can enhance Sharia hotel performance. Although her most-cited papers currently have modest citation counts (3 and 2 citations respectively), they represent foundational efforts in these niche but culturally significant areas. Notably, her research was presented at the Tourism Development Centre International Conference (TDCIC) in Bukittinggi, West Sumatra, highlighting her engagement with pressing issues in sustainable tourism within disaster-prone regions, especially marine-focused destinations. Lenggogeni’s work is particularly relevant for scholars interested in culturally sensitive tourism planning and the role of faith-based management in the hospitality sector, offering practical insights for developing resilient, community-centered tourism models.