Titlebook: Handbook of e-Tourism; Zheng Xiang,Matthias Fuchs,Wolfram H?pken Living reference work 20200th edition e-Tourism.Travel and tourism.ICT a

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Web Information Retrieval and Search,ind information about, e.g., worldwide touristic services. The chapter starts with an introduction into information retrieval (IR) and the specifics of IR in the tourism domain where it is argued that not only information but real touristic services are searched for which requires also higher trust

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Internet of Things and Ubiquitous Computing in the Tourism Domain, their travel experience. The Internet of Things promises to represent the next big advancement. This corresponds to the possibility of distributing small pieces of interconnected technology in the environment and within objects for a more pervasive monitoring and personalization of how the tourism

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Augmented, Virtual, and Mixed Reality in Tourism,Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Mixed Reality are opening a new paradigm, receiving increasing interest from marketers and consumers alike. These technologies provide huge opportunities by enhancing customer engagement in a highly interactive way, which leads to an enhanced customer experien

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Big Data Technologies,. Big Data technologies offer toolboxes in the form of frameworks that deal with the data explosion created by the ever-growing number of applications, mobile devices, sensors, and the Internet of Things (IoT) in conjunction with the wish to have a better overview, receive answers to questions, and

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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning,s and activities that are changing the job landscape as much as they have impacted on our everyday life. The first part of the chapter introduces artificial intelligence from its origins: its definition and its main research and application areas. The nature and the importance of machine learning fo

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Recommender Systems in Tourism, many Internet applications (Google News, Amazon, TripAdvisor), helping users to make better choices while searching for news, books, or vacations. RSs exploit data mining and information retrieval techniques to predict to what extent an item fits the user needs and wants. RSs interact with the user