Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 1999; Proceedings of the I Dimitrios Buhalis,Walter Schertler Conference proceedings

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Paul F. O’Brienhere else. With its uniquely fragile ecosystem, it is more difficult for the Arctic to recover from microplastic pollution. Globally, there is a lack of systematic regulations tailored to microplastic management, and the Arctic lacks regional oversight as well. Worse yet, most Arctic States have no

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M. Cettolo,A. Corazza,G. Lazzari,F. Pianesi,E. Pianta,L. M. Tovenacil (AC). Although the Council does not have legal status as an international organisation and the decisions it makes are not legally binding, the AC is a key part of Arctic governance. China was admitted to the AC as an observer at a ministerial meeting in Kiruna in 2013. In this chapter, we look a

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Towards interactive tourism: capitalising on virtual and physical value chains,niqueness of place, nor the ‘mass-customisation’ market trend. This paper analyses the peculiarities of the recreation and tourism sector. It suggests the value- chain/network approach as a means of regional co-operation and investment in innovation in order to achieve three objectives: product diff

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Tourism as an information business: The Strategic Consequences of e-Commerce for Business Travel, the 1990’s everyone talked about the “Information Age”, today “Virtual Organization”, “Mobile Office”, “Electronic Commerce” or “Electronic Markets” are the predominant buzzwords. The preoccupation with the topic “Mediatization of Society” is not surprising given the fact that a great many ideas wh

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DBM as a Source of Competitive Advantage for the Hotel Industry,g is to build long-term relationships with customers. In order to achieve this objective many actions can be undertaken but in nearly all of them, DBM will play a central role. This paper examines the applicability of Database Marketing (DBM) and its current use in the hotel industry. Research was u

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Printing-on-demand as a channel for tourist information,ions with the possibility to log in on a WWW-site to order sales documentation for their prospects. This documentation is then printed (on demand) in a print centre near the prospect and sent to the client within one day. Out-of-stock and out-of-date will never occur again with Instant Response and

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