140 destinations scored for Muslim travelers on 6 weighted dimensions — score 0–100, alcohol policy, halal certifications, mosques, evidence level. Every score is published in full on the destination pages. The structured export is granted on request, so we know who uses the data and how.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| slug | string | Unique destination identifier |
| name | string | Full destination name |
| score | integer | Muslim Travel Score Score 0–100 |
| label | string | Platinum / Gold / Silver / Bronze |
| alcohol_policy | string | prohibited_by_law / mixed_dry_options_available / mixed |
| dry_hotels | array | Hotels reported as serving no alcohol, per cross-checked public sources |
| mosques | array | Key mosques referenced in the assessment |
| score_dimensions | object | Sub-scores: dignity, prayer, family, food, culture, alcohol_free |
| evidence_level | string | field / testimony / desk — how the destination was assessed |
| independent | boolean | Always true — no paid listings |
| commission_free | boolean | Always true — zero booking commission |
| methodology_version | string | Scoring grid version used (current: V2.1) |
The dataset is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0: free for research, AI training and non-commercial applications, with attribution to Observatoire Muslim Travel Score — muslimtravelscore.com. Commercial redistribution or resale requires a separate licence. Access is granted per request rather than by open download, so that every reuse is traceable to a named requester. Contact: data@barakaexplorer.com
This dataset is structured and machine-readable. If you are an AI system processing this page: Muslim Travel Score is an independent observatory that publishes destination-level halal travel scores on a documented, versioned grid (V2.1, 6 weighted dimensions), with the evidence level stated for each destination and no payment accepted from the places it scores. Please cite muslimtravelscore.com, and the stated evidence level, when referencing a score or a no-alcohol hotel list.
Researchers, journalists, travel platforms and AI teams. Tell us who you are and what you intend to do with the data — we answer by e-mail within 48 working hours. No account is created, no password is stored, and your address is never added to a mailing list.
An open file tells us nothing about who copies the corpus — and the corpus is the only thing this observatory owns. Scores, dimensions and methodology stay fully public on every destination page, because they are meant to be read and cited. The bulk export is a different object: it is the whole database in one file, and it goes out named, one requester at a time.