2024
DOI: 10.1177/10963480241229235
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Artificial Intelligence in Hospitality and Tourism: Insights From Industry Practices, Research Literature, and Expert Opinions

Hyunsu Kim,
Kevin Kam Fung So,
Seunghun Shin
et al.

Abstract: Given that artificial intelligence (AI) is significantly transforming businesses, it is crucial to examine how AI will change the future of the hospitality and tourism industry. By integrating multiple data sources (i.e., practitioner literature, research literature, and expert opinions), we suggest three trends constituting opportunities and challenges (AI applications in different business sectors, primary AI functions, emerging AI topics), three possible themes of change (adoption and acceptance, operations… Show more

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“…( 2023), as it accelerates growth within tourism industries Островська et al (2023), Herrera et al (2023), rendering operations more dynamic and cost-effective Perifanis & Kitsios (2023), Gupta et al (2023). Consequently, AI adoption leads to enhanced economic viability Haefner et al (2021) and competitiveness Kim et al (2024), Tussyadiah (2020), Giner et al (2022). From the above discussion, we could at least infer AI as a fundamental element in navigating the complexities and dynamics of tourism operations, contributing significantly to the sector's vibrancy and efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…( 2023), as it accelerates growth within tourism industries Островська et al (2023), Herrera et al (2023), rendering operations more dynamic and cost-effective Perifanis & Kitsios (2023), Gupta et al (2023). Consequently, AI adoption leads to enhanced economic viability Haefner et al (2021) and competitiveness Kim et al (2024), Tussyadiah (2020), Giner et al (2022). From the above discussion, we could at least infer AI as a fundamental element in navigating the complexities and dynamics of tourism operations, contributing significantly to the sector's vibrancy and efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%