Abstract: Sustainability is a key variable in the competitiveness of tourist destinations. However, there are still many temporary tourist destinations. However, there are still many tours that have closed either due to the impact of Covid-19 or because they cannot maintain their sustainability due to economic factors. The concept of sustainability is also expected to be implemented in religious tourism and is expected to help encourage sustainable tourism development. Religious tourism in Madura has very high potential to continue to be managed and developed. This.....
Key Word: Sustainability, Religious tourism, economic, socio-cultural, infrastructure
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