Sharia Tourism Prospects and Post-Pandemic Regional Economic Welfare: A Study on The Sumenep Community

The role of tourism has an impact on economic development. Sharia tourism is currently one of the most interesting and popular discussions in various countries, including Indonesia. Based on the 2021 World Population Review, Indonesia is known for its population which is predominantly Muslim and the largest in the world, making sharia tourism necessary to be considered and developed. Strengthening the image of sharia tourism requires contributions and support from the community in the form of presenting local products under Islamic rules. This study aims to find out how the community's contribution to supporting tourism prospects for regional economic welfare after the pandemic is due to the existence of this tourist attraction which is considered to be able to support economic growth by reviving the creative industry of local communities. This study uses descriptive research methods with qualitative data analysis. The location of this research is E kasogi Beach which is located in Saronggi, Sumenep Regency. The data sources of this research are primary data and secondary data. The subjects of this study were the Tourism Office of Sumenep Regency, E kasogi beach managers or workers, and the people around E kasogi beach. Collecting data through interviews, observation, and documentation. The results of the study show that the enthusiasm of the community is high in developing sharia tourism by providing regional specialties such as local community cuisine, processed food from marine products, handicrafts made from local raw materials, and from the rest of the local marine ecosystem waste, parking management, facilities, and infrastructure. provide additional financial benefits to be able to help regional economic recovery post-pandemic.