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Destination Inclusivity in Sustainable Heritage Tourism: The Roles of AI Literacy, Halal Literacy, and Information Quality: Evidence from Tana Toraja

SEM linked AI literacy, halal literacy, information quality, destination inclusivity, perceived value, preference and visit intention among Muslim prospective tourists.

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Key findings

  • AI literacy related to information quality and halal literacy; halal literacy to inclusivity and value; information quality to inclusivity, preference and intention; preference strongly predicted intention.
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Why this matters globally

Inclusive heritage tourism must inform visitors without commodifying local culture. AI can help only when information is transparent, sourced and does not fabricate halal provision.

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Thai researcher contribution

Walailak University and Silpakorn University-affiliated authors contributed to the digital-inclusive tourism framework.

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Limitations to consider

Predominantly non-visiting online respondents create hypothetical bias. SEM is non-causal and objective halal provision or host-community perspectives were not measured.

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Verify the original sources

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DOI: 10.3390/su18147081

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