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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The Future for Direct Retailing of Travel and Tourism Products: The Influence of Information Technole explores the prospects for retailing by principals to end customers by electronic means, and the implications for the industry of this. It reports the results of a survey of senior people in the UK travel and tourism industry and its suppliers, carried out in 1995.

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Clustering Distributed Complex Objects - Management and Performancet the requirements of advanced applications that require data management services of the tourism and hospitality industry. However, a close study of these applications reveals that they are distributed in nature and require data management support in a distributed environment. Thus, these systems re

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6848-6WWW; database; information system; multimedia

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978-3-211-82963-9Springer-Verlag/Wien 1997

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Expert systems as an important competitive advantage in tourismlike operators’ brochures, destination specific literature etc. In most cases, even the travel agency staff is not informed enough to assist the traveller in its decision process because the knowledge about destinations is very complex and is changing rapidly.

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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.