Titlebook: Handbook of e-Tourism; Zheng Xiang,Matthias Fuchs,Wolfram H?pken Reference work 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 e-Tourism.Travel

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e-Tourism: An Informatics Perspective as a mirror of the “real” physical world; it is increasingly hard to distinguish between the physical and the virtual. The Web, however, is not only reflecting and “operating” this world, it is obviously also transforming it. Information technology (IT) acts both as an enabler and as driver of tech

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Development of Information and Communication Technology: From e-Tourism to Smart Tourismation and communication technology (ICT) begins with simplifying operational procedures, increasing employee productivity and enhancing information retrieval. Tourism managers rely on ICT and data to carry out management tasks such as promoting products online, making strategic decisions, monitoring

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Drivers of e-Tourismermediaries, and engage in conversation and service cocreation with customers. Technology-empowered tourism experiences have been supporting travellers to cocreate value throughout all stages of travel, before –during–after travel. The first proprietary information systems supported tourism and hosp

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e-Tourism Research: A Review e-Tourism. This chapter presents a comprehensive review of the status of e-Tourism research and its topics based on 752 articles collected from 14 tourism and hospitality journals, which are indexed in the Web of Science (WoS) database. Publication trends regarding e-Tourism, contributing countries

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A Post-disciplinary Perspective on e-Tourism approaches to production of knowledge beyond disciplines, in the context of application, and with the subject or topic as the starting point have become more popular and no less impactful. Such post-disciplinary approaches to tourism studies have been advocated and in evidence for over a decade. Se

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Consumer Behavior in e-Tourisme has relevant implications for theory and practice. In e-Tourism, consumer behavior encompasses the wide range of tourists’ behaviors supported by technologies and happens at different stages: prior undertaking a vacation, during the experience itself, and after it, when tourists are engaged in pos

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Developments in German e-Tourism: An Industry Perspectiveworldwide industry, has a strong need for data coordination in order to produce and distribute bundles of travel services to customers. Due to their cost structures and the complex process of organizing worldwide transportation in real time, airlines were the first main drivers of digitalization in

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