Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2008
Published 1 January 2008
Peter O’Connor, Wolfram Höpken, Ulrike Gretzel
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This collection of papers presented at the ENTER 2008 Conference represents cutting-edge research on the topic of "eTourism: The View from the Future". This year's 50 full research papers cover topics
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Social Sciences
Context-based Adaptation of Ubiquitous Web Applications in Tourism
23 Citations2008Wolfram Höpken, Markus Scheuringer +2 more
This paper presents an approach to dynamically adapt ubiquitous web applications in the dimensions of content, design and behaviour to the complete usage context, making use of an XML-based neutral representation of the web application’s user interface.
Employing’ social Network Analysis’ to Influence Tourism Events Decision-Making: A Pilot Study
5 Citations2008G. Michael McGrath
This paper reports on a preliminary study designed to demonstrate how techniques drawn from ‘Social Network Analysis’ (SNA) might be employed to develop an understanding of the influence relationships and hierarchies within these websites.
Personalisation and Situation Awareness of the Search Process in Tourism
2 Citations2008Sven Döring, Timotheus Preisinger
A situation model adequately adjusted to the tourism domain provides each stage of the search process with additional situational knowledge, and the deployment of the personalised search engine Preference XPath delivers the best alternatives if there is no perfect match.
Identifying the Online Tourism Domain: Implications for Search Engine Development for Tourism
1 Citations2008Zheng Xiang, Daniel R. Fesenmaier
The results of the study show that huge discrepancies exist between the representation of the industry and user queries for a specific destination, which offers important insights for developing systems that can better support travel-related search and planning on the Internet.