Roni Andespa

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Roni Andespa is a researcher dedicated to advancing sustainable and culturally sensitive tourism, with a particular focus on halal tourism development in Indonesia. Her most-cited work, "Halal Tourism Development in West Sumatera" (2020), presented at the Tourism Development Centre International Conference, explores how destinations can integrate Islamic principles with sustainable practices, especially in disaster-prone regions like West Sumatra. This foundational paper, garnering 5 citations, addresses the critical intersection of faith-based tourism and resilience, offering insights into how local communities can preserve cultural heritage while adapting to environmental challenges. Andespa’s research contributes to the broader discourse on tourism management in developing regions, emphasizing the need for inclusive, ethical frameworks that support both economic growth and community well-being. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in niche tourism markets, sustainability in vulnerable destinations, and the role of religion in shaping travel experiences. By highlighting the potential of halal tourism in West Sumatra, Andespa provides a model for other regions seeking to balance tradition with modernity, making her a notable voice in the field of sustainable tourism development.