The table is divided into three columns, each representing a different category of attributes for Muslim-friendly tourism in highlands. The first column lists Muslim-friendly tourism attributes, including halal food and beverages, prayer and ablution facilities, Muslim-friendly accommodation, activities and entertainment, mutual respect and benefit, logistics, shopping, and impulse purchasing. The second column focuses on community-based tourism attributes, highlighting local ownership and local management. The third column details responsible tourism attributes, which include environmental protection, cultural respect and heritage, community benefits, resource management, and pollution reduction.Conceptual framework of MFT in highlands. Source: Created by the authors
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