Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2013; Proceedings of the I Lorenzo Cantoni,Zheng (Phil) Xiang Conference proceedings

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Rosanna Leung,Markus Schuckert,Emmy Yeungbiting the same behaviour. In many cases, however, this equivalence is finer than the intended semantics. Particularly in automata theory, behavioural equivalence of nondeterministic automata is essentially bisimilarity, and thus does not coincide with language equivalence. Language equivalence can

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Cody Morris Paris,Simon Rubinbiting the same behaviour. In many cases, however, this equivalence is finer than the intended semantics. Particularly in automata theory, behavioural equivalence of nondeterministic automata is essentially bisimilarity, and thus does not coincide with language equivalence. Language equivalence can

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Martin Hochmeister,Ulrike Gretzel,Hannes Werthneran horse racing that was referred to as ‘the Sport of King’. As the latter sport became more organised around the beginning of the eighteenth century, it became increasingly common for cockfights to take place in conjunction with race meetings up and down the country. These were advertised in local

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Conceptualizing Context in an Intelligent Mobile Environment in Travel and Tourism,ntext is becoming popular in travel and tourism in areas such as location-based services that support decision-making on the go. It becomes even more important within today’s intelligent mobile environment for travel, which is represented by cutting-edge mobile technologies including smartphones and

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The Adoption of Smartphone Applications by Airlines,ustry. More tourism businesses, especially airlines, have begun using smartphone applications as a corporate marketing strategy to cater for customer needs. This article presents the findings of a study of the adoption of such applications in the airline industry. Data on 453 airlines were accessed

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Transforming the Travel Experience: The Use of Smartphones for Travel,ate that the use of smartphones can significantly transform the travel experience by changing travel planning, constructing and destructing one’s sense of tourism, and reconfiguring the relationships among tourists, places, and others. Importantly, the findings establish a strong foundation for reco