Arrival & welcome
Airport arrival, resort check-in, welcome dinner and an evening walk through Ao Nang Night Market.
Ibn Battuta’s legacy, reimagined for a sustainable and inclusive halal tourism future.
A landmark gathering at the edge of the Andaman Sea.
The World Halal & Tourism Conference brings policymakers, tourism leaders, researchers and investors together to strengthen a responsible global halal tourism ecosystem.
Krabi offers the ideal field laboratory: a Muslim-friendly gateway shaped by limestone islands, community hospitality and a deep commitment to preserving nature.
Discover the delegate experienceIbn Battuta’s journeys connected cultures through observation and respect. WHATOC carries that spirit forward—pairing Islamic heritage with practical models for ethical tourism.
Sustainability, Muslim-friendly and eco-halal tourism
Ibn Battuta’s legacy, Islamic heritage and history
Halal medical tourism, cosmetics and wellness
Standards, certification, supply chain and technology
Hajj, Umrah, mosque tourism and halal cruise
Selected papers may be considered for the Scopus Q2-indexed Journal of Fatwa Management and Research, ISBN proceedings, or the edited volume Halal Tourism Ecosystem.
Late abstracts may still be considered. Contact the secretariat before submitting.
A proposed Muslim-friendly itinerary combines rigorous dialogue with local culture, island ecology and genuine moments of connection.
Airport arrival, resort check-in, welcome dinner and an evening walk through Ao Nang Night Market.
Main conference program, halal seminar, mosque visit and panoramic cafés in the Krabi highlands.
Private speedboat FAM trip across Poda, Tub, Chicken Island and Railay, followed by a halal dinner.
Local souvenirs, the Giant Crab landmark and a hosted transfer to Krabi International Airport.
Designed around Maqasid al-Shariah and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the main program turns principles into shared action.
Official welcome and launch of the World Halal Passport initiative.
Halal tourism, ethical growth and practical alignment with the UN 2030 Agenda.
Historical travel narratives as a compass for culturally respectful tourism.
Eco-halal practices, responsible supply chains and climate-resilient destinations.
Family-friendly services grounded in the five protections of Maqasid al-Shariah.
A shared resolution for sustainable and inclusive halal tourism action.
Support mangrove and rainforest planting, community eco-education, sustainable infrastructure and carbon mitigation in Krabi.
Become a nature sponsorRegister as a delegate, presenter or partner and help shape a more responsible future for halal tourism.