A contextualized study of the usage of the augmented reality technology in the tourism industry

Ronaghi, Mohammad Hossein; Ronaghi, Marzieh

doi:10.1016/j.dajour.2022.100136

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“…Komponen yang terdiri: 1) scene generator, 2) tracking system, 3) display, 4) AR devices. Penerapan teknologi Augmented Reality pada media pembelajaran yang menggunakan buku panduan sejenisnya sebagai penunjang proses pembelajaran dalam menyampaikan suatu materi (Cieza & Lujan, 2018;Ronaghi & Ronaghi, 2022). Metode proses penambahan konten virtual ke dunia nyata, sehingga pengguna bisa berinteraksi dengan konten virtual di dunia nyata.…”

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Design of Prototype Model Augmented Reality-Based Disaster Mitigation Learning Media as a Disaster Education Facility

Fortuna

Rahmansyaf

Prasetya

et al. 2023

PAKAR

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Indonesia is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world as evidenced by the World Risk Index 2019 data, Indonesia is ranked 37th out of 180 countries. The younger generation as agents of change must be able to have a positive influence on the community on the importance of preparedness and mitigation as an effort to reduce the impact of disaster risk. This research intends to design the development of Augmented Reality-based disaster mitigation learning media as a means of disaster education. The method used is the development of a prototype model consisting of listen to customer, build/revise mock-up, customer test-drive mock-up. This stage is carried out with the stages of needs analysis, design, testing, implementation, and evaluation. The results showed that the Blackbox Fire Disaster Mitigation-AR test was successfully displayed as expected (valid) with the target user being the community and students, especially early childhood children building creative, critical, and innovative thinking patterns in solving problems about disasters. Novelty given in developing ideas about disaster mitigation educational media in order to realize quality education and handling climate change. It can be concluded that the presence of Augmented Reality-based disaster mitigation learning media is considered very useful in supporting the learning process in the 21st century and making it easier for users to implement the knowledge gained into daily life by knowing the stages before and after disaster mitigation through disaster education.

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Design of Prototype Model Augmented Reality-Based Disaster Mitigation Learning Media as a Disaster Education Facility

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Prasetya

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“…Digital technology promotes the continuous interactive development of multimedia platforms, which profoundly affects tourism marketing (M. H. Ronaghi & M. Ronaghi, 2022). The tourism destination marketing system is an information application system (Halkiopoulos & Giotopoulos, 2022).…”

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“…The informatization of tourism is the demand and necessity of modern economic and technological development and the demand for tourism's development (Halkiopoulos & Giotopoulos, 2022). With the further improvement and maturity of web technology, virtual reality, 3D graphics, and e-commerce, numerous web-based digital routes, scenic spots, museums, e-commerce interactive platforms, and other tourism information service systems have emerged and shown a rapid growth trend (M. H. Ronaghi & M. Ronaghi, 2022).…”

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Knowledge map of digital tourism: A bibliometric approach using CiteSpace

Chen

Jiang

et al. 2022

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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Digital tourism is an essential product of the digital economy, which is significant in promoting sustainable tourism. The study aims to analyze the current research status of digital tourism with the CiteSpace tool. One thousand thirteen documents related to digital tourism, AI tourism, and tourism digitization in the Web of Science (WOS) database from 1991–2022 were collected. This study conducts bibliometric analysis to portray the knowledge map. Furthermore, this paper explores the publication years, co-occurrence of authors, institutions, subjects, research hotspots, and evolution of digital tourism research. The analysis findings revealed that social and environmental sciences are the core disciplines in digital tourism research. Hong Kong Polytechnic University is the foremost institution, and Tussyadiah and Wirtz are the authors with the highest contribution rate. Moreover, the results emphasized the frontier studies of digital tourism referring to technology, consumption, tourists’ reviews, and the progress of the tourism industry. In addition, China, Europe, and the United States should strengthen their digital tourism cooperation with Africa and the South America to promote the sustainable development of global tourism. Finally, the results implicate the future development trends of digital tourism. AcknowledgmentWe acknowledge all the authors involved in the creation of this paper: Chen Luo for providing the opportunity for this research and collaborative creation, and Dr. Songyu Jiang, Dr. Ruihui Pu, and Dr. Lin Li for providing creative ideas and collaborative division for this paper, and for funding the research. Dr. Hongmei Yang further provides the research direction and future in the development process of digital tourism.

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“…Currently, 5.32 billion people in the world use a smartphone, and 4 out of 5 mobile devices are active and permanently connected to the Internet [ 1 ]. In addition, three-quarters of the planet’s inhabitants use social networks as communication channels and for social interaction [ 2 – 4 ].…”

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Internet interventions and therapies for addressing the negative impact of digital overuse: a focus on digital free tourism and economic sustainability

Arenas-Escaso,

Folgado-Fernández,

Palos-Sánchez

2024

BMC Public Health

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Background The excessive use of information technologies (IT) and online digital devices are causing symptoms of burnout, anxiety, stress and dependency that affect the physical and mental health of our society, extending to leisure time and work relationships. Digital free tourism (DFT) is a phenomenon that emerges as a solution to technostress and pathologies derived from digital hyperconnection. The objective of this research is to advance the knowledge of new structures of motivational factors that can understand the decision of a tourist to make a DFT trip. To this end, it is investigated whether family and social engagement and health and relaxation have a positive impact on the behavioral intention of the potential tourist and whether this influences sustainability due to the importance of DFT in the new economic framework. Methods With a quantitative approach, the methodology used consisted of an online questionnaire among potential travelers. IBM SPSS Statistics 22.0 statistical software was used to evaluate the data obtained and confirm the relationships of the model and the research hypotheses. Results The results of the questionnaire assessed the contribution of each construct to the tourist’s behavioral intention and the tourist’s decision to make the decision to undertake a DFT experience. Conclusions DFT can be a driver of economic sustainability and health therapy in tourism in the digital age. This study aims to expand the lines of research on DFT and determine the complex factors that can lead a tourist to participate in the DFT experience. The results obtained can help managers of companies in the sector to offer more efficient and sustainable services that contribute to the health and wellbeing of tourists as a differentiating factor.

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A contextualized study of the usage of the augmented reality technology in the tourism industry

Cited by 42 publications

References 53 publications

Design of Prototype Model Augmented Reality-Based Disaster Mitigation Learning Media as a Disaster Education Facility

Design of Prototype Model Augmented Reality-Based Disaster Mitigation Learning Media as a Disaster Education Facility

Knowledge map of digital tourism: A bibliometric approach using CiteSpace

Internet interventions and therapies for addressing the negative impact of digital overuse: a focus on digital free tourism and economic sustainability

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