Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 1997; Proceedings of the I A. Min Tjoa Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag/Wi

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Distributed software Agents for WWW-based Tourism Information Systems (DATIS) not only offer comprehensive descriptions of tourist destinations. They also provide access to sophisticated reservation systems, where the user can book flights, pass hotel reservations, rent cars, buy concert tickets, etc.

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The value of information technology: A case study and a frameworkrincipal studies of IT and productivity.. He concluded that: “The relationship between information technology and productivity - the fundamental economic measure of a technology’s contribution - is widely discussed but little understood. The general unease and the blurred discussion about the determ

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National Co-operation and Strategic Alliancestworks within the tourism business. New entrants on the Internet are choosing tourism as an area for new business, and traditional tourism companies are rethinking strategy and IT-investments to incorporate Internet. A number of actors are looking for ways to create business through this new medium.

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The Future for Direct Retailing of Travel and Tourism Products: The Influence of Information Technol tourism products by electronic media a practical possibility. Middleton (1994) identifies the following methods of directresponse marketing: direct mail; telephone/tele-marketing door-to-door distribution; travel related exhibitions; and interactive TV. The last was, at the time Middleton was writi

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The Promise of Information Technology in the Travel Industryquickly to survive and remain competitive. Information technology plays a vital role in the way the travel industry responds as the world is “getting connected” at almost every level. The purpose of this paper is three-fold. First, the effect of network computing, the combination of electronic ticke