Developing Smart Tourism Using Virtual Reality as a Tourism Promotion Strategy in Indonesia

Idris, Idris; Adi, Khofifatu Rohmah; Firmansyah, Rizky; Nadhianty, Ardhina; Mobaroq, Mokhamad Husni; Putri, Pangestu Gusti; Pratama, Adam Satriya; Wahono, Efrina Rizkya

doi:10.30892/gtg.35210-656

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“…Another cluster establishes the relationship of management with smart tourism and technological adoption. In this cluster, advances are found in developing tourism information systems based on Android and virtual reality technology for tourism promotion (Idris et al, 2021). In addition, the development of smart tourism applications aims to present sites of interest to tourists with ratings, reviews, prices, and current data (Demir et al, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

Technological Strategies for Knowledge Apprehension in Tourism-Oriented Natural Environments: A Bibliometric Approach

Valencia-Arias¹,

Quiroz-Fabra²,

Londoño³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of ADVED 2022- 8th International Conference on Advances in Education

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One of the objectives pursued within the teaching-learning process is the apprehension of knowledge. In the cultural and heritage tourism sector, these processes are integrated with the help of ICT, such as immersive technologies, to develop new forms of interaction, improve the user experience, disseminate knowledge and promote these destinations. Given the boom in technological development and its application in tourism, this study is based on analyzing through a literature review the research advances that have been made in this field. The proposed methodology comprises an information search stage using the specialized database Scopus and a characterization stage in which 352 studies are analyzed. The analysis and systematic breakdown stage highlight the use of augmented reality, virtual reality, and e-learning as key tools for the apprehension of knowledge in tourism environments, showing their versatility in the development of digital tools for different contexts. The analysis of the results is based on indicators of quantity, quality, and structure, which allow us to know aspects of productivity, the impact generated in the academic community, and the relationships formed. The information on authors, journals, and countries shows the relevance and interest of this topic within the research agendas. Asian and European countries stand out for their production and impact, as well as the authors who develop their advances in these regions. It is found that immersive technologies and e-Learning are of great importance for developing strategies that allow the development of training and knowledge dissemination processes, and the cultural tourism sector is the most benefited.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Technological Strategies for Knowledge Apprehension in Tourism-Oriented Natural Environments: A Bibliometric Approach

Valencia-Arias¹,

Quiroz-Fabra²,

Londoño³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of ADVED 2022- 8th International Conference on Advances in Education

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“…These studies were more dispersed regarding their focus of analysis. Specifically, topics were found related to gamification and accessible tourism (e.g., Huang and Lau 2020 ), smart and sustainable tourism systems (e.g., Lim et al 2017 ; Moustaka et al 2019 ), value co-creation and smart service ecosystem (e.g., Polese et al 2018 ), promotional strategies (e.g., Idris et al 2021 ), and smart tourism sustainability (e.g., Gomis-López and González-Reverté 2020 ; González-Reverté 2019 ; Križaj et al 2021 ; Zeng et al 2020 ). Questionnaires and interviews (e.g., Gomez-Oliva et al 2019 ; Liu et al 2019 ), interviews and secondary data provided by business analytics (e.g., Del Vecchio et al 2018 ; Del Vecchio et al 2022 ), or questionnaires and focus groups (e.g., Ramos-Soler et al 2019 ) were the most observed methods among mixed methods approaches.…”

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“…These potentialities offer new management model opportunities (Ivars-Baidal et al 2019 ; Zubiaga et al 2019 ), where technology and data are central actors (Ivars-Baidal et al 2019 ). The main applications of smart technology in this field concern spatial distribution and monitoring visitors’ flows (Crivellari and Beinat 2020 ; Del Vecchio et al 2018 ; Encalada et al 2017 ; Kim et al 2019 ; Zubiaga et al 2019 ), sustainable tourism (Saltos et al 2021 ; Vizuete et al 2021 ), tourism promotion (Idris et al 2021 ), and heritage preservation (Slavec et al 2021 ).…”

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Enhancing sustainable development through tourism digitalisation: a systematic literature review

Rodrigues

Eusébio

Breda

2022

Inf Technol Tourism

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The world’s economic structure is increasingly moving towards a digital framework, boosted by the fourth industrial revolution. As a versatile sector, tourism is also embedded within this digital transformation process, albeit at a slower pace due to the uncountable challenges and uncertainties surrounding it. Nevertheless, the most recent implications of the pandemic crisis warned both managers and politicians of the urgent need for new development paths aligned with sustainability, particularly with the United Nations’ sustainable development goals. Furthermore, direct issues related to tourism activity, such as overtourism, pollution, and economic dependency, call for alternative and balanced approaches. Smart and digital solutions might play a key role in this process, but little is known concerning their potential. Aiming to extend knowledge concerning these potentials, a systematic literature review was conducted to examine the state-of-the-art about the implications of digital transformation in tourism as a catalyst for sustainable development, identifying gaps and providing directions for future research. From the analysis of 38 manuscripts, visitor experience, destination management, business solutions, and smart sustainable destinations emerged as the most common topics. However, inconsistencies were identified concerning the management narratives and the actual implementation of smart approaches. Additionally, the novelty of the concepts gravitating around smart tourism promotes some theoretical inconsistencies, which also need to be remedied.

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“…It is a thinking concept and design method that runs through the entire product design process from the overall situation. Digital design should not be simply used as a drawing or performance tool [22]. Under the conditions of digital technology, different design software will be applied to different stages of product development, and the development of design ideas and the methods and processes used in design will show a new look.…”

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confidence: 99%

Design Innovation of Ethnic Cultural Wisdom Tourism Products Based on Digital Information Technology

Zhou

Chen

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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With the improvement of people’s living standards, ethnic tourism has begun to develop in an all-round way, and correspondingly, ethnic cultural products have become more and more dazzling. However, the current tourists’ satisfaction with ethnic cultural tourism products is generally low, so the innovative design of tourism products is an important means to improve the satisfaction of tourism products. The purpose of this paper was to use digital information technology to study the innovation of national cultural wisdom tourism product design and to optimize tourism products. This paper first expounded the experiential design of ethnic cultural tourism products which applies the TEAR theory, and the ASEB grid analysis introduced the four factors of theme, environment, activity, and reaction, analyzed the experience of tourism from the perspective of tourists, then introduced the extraction and development process of digital information technology, and then built a three-dimensional digital model of ethnic cultural tourism product design to lay a solid foundation for product design. In addition, this paper took the development of ethnic cultural tourism products in Yunnan ethnic villages as a case to investigate and analyze the tourist market and tourist needs and finally put forward some product design ideas and suggestions. Through the research and analysis of tourists, it is found that there are more young and middle-aged tourists in Yunnan ethnic villages, and most of them travel with their families. According to the survey of tourists’ preferences, more than 80% of tourists like high-quality and low-cost tourism products, and nearly 50% of tourists want to gain a thinking experience in tourist attractions. The most popular forms of tourists were ethnic art and traditional culture. Therefore, designers can design tourism products according to the preferences of tourists and improve the satisfaction of tourism products.

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Developing Smart Tourism Using Virtual Reality as a Tourism Promotion Strategy in Indonesia

Cited by 24 publications

References 27 publications

Technological Strategies for Knowledge Apprehension in Tourism-Oriented Natural Environments: A Bibliometric Approach

Technological Strategies for Knowledge Apprehension in Tourism-Oriented Natural Environments: A Bibliometric Approach

Enhancing sustainable development through tourism digitalisation: a systematic literature review

Design Innovation of Ethnic Cultural Wisdom Tourism Products Based on Digital Information Technology

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