Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2000; Proceedings of the I Daniel R. Fesenmaier,Stefan Klein,Dimitrios Buhali Confere

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Integrating Heterogeneous Tourism Information in TIScover — The MIRO-Web Approachites and to deal with the differences concerning information presentation and information access. At the same time, it is not feasible to store every kind of information a tourist might be interested in at one web site neither in terms of storage costs and even more important in terms of maintenance

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Integration of Heterogeneous Information Sources and vocabularies to describe their products and services. Even within a specific domain such as hospitality, varying terms as well as structures refer to the same concepts. Obviously, this represents a barrier to automated communication on the WWW. In the following, we present a solution to that pr

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‘Intelligent’ Museum As Value Creator On The Tourism Market: Towards A New Business Modelelectronic management of contents, reference communities and distribution channels represents a challenge for cultural institutions that wish to gain a competitive advantage on the global market. This paper outlines the competitive responses that can be adopted by on-line museums, discusses the re-e

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Data Management in Tourism: Chaotic and Quixoticion efforts of the past causing claims of data overload and information and knowledge underload. Using travel demand data and examples from throughout the world, this paper discusses issues and problems encountered at various levels in utilizing data. Further, it points out alternative ways in which