Guided by data: A logistical approach to tourism in the platform economy

Jansson, André

doi:10.1016/j.diggeo.2022.100040

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“…Within the tourism industry, the increased use of the internet and technological developments have revolutionized communication, the gathering of information and the dissemination of information (Jansson, 2022). The rapid growth of technology has digitally empowered tourists through the proliferation of smartphones and mobile digital devices (Buhalis and Sinarta, 2019), fostered gratification (Zollo et al, 2022) and has also increased tourists' access to information (Kotoua and Ilkan, 2017).…”

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Domestic Tourists’ Perceptions of the Intention to Use Digital Marketing Tools and Platforms

CHAMBOKO-MPOTARINGA¹,

Tichaawa²

2023

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This study built its premise upon the notion that digital technologies have created new bridges for communication between tourists and marketers. The study aims to determine the influence of domestic tourists’ perceptions on the intention to use digital marketing tools and platforms. Based on the Technology Acceptance Model and the updated DeLone and McLean Information Systems, regression analyses were used to test the hypotheses based on 401 surveys conducted with tourists using self-administered questionnaires. Surveys were selected following a non-probability, convenience procedure and stratified proportional sampling technique. The study findings highlight that perceived usefulness, information quality, system quality, service quality and user satisfaction are significantly related to the intention to use digital marketing tools and platforms. The success of digital marketing strategies employed by tourism marketers depends on tourists’ use and adoption of tourism digital marketing tools and platforms. The study findings have policy and practical implications for policymakers, managers and marketers in developing effective and efficient digital marketing strategies that meet tourists’ needs and expectations.

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Domestic Tourists’ Perceptions of the Intention to Use Digital Marketing Tools and Platforms

CHAMBOKO-MPOTARINGA¹,

Tichaawa²

2023

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“…promoting the sustainable tourism) and easy to use (e.g. providing information on the sustainability) (Jansson, 2022). The positive attitude towards the use of digital technology in supporting the green economy in the tourism villages increased the intention to use it, and eventually there were more community members encouraged to practice and promote the green economy principles.…”

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The Role of Green Economy, Sustainable Halal Environment, and Digital Tourism on Community Income: A Case Study in West Java and Lampung Tourism Villages

Anggraeni,

Normasyhuri,

Kurniawan

et al. 2024

JEBIK

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This study aims to investigate the influence of green economy, sustainable halal environment, and digital tourism on the community income in West Java and Lampung tourism villages. There was a total of 500 respondents participated in this quantitative study through a random sampling technique. The data was collected using a questionnaire measured using a 5-point Likert scale and analyzed using SmartPLS 3.0. The results show that the green economy, sustainable halal environment, and digital tourism have a positive and significant influence on the community income. Further, this study highlights that the digital tourism is able to positively moderate the influence of both green economy and sustainable halal environment on the community income. These findings imply that the developing innovative sustainable tourism business models not only increases the income of tourist village communities but also preserves the environment and promotes social inclusion. This offers valuable guidance for optimizing the economic benefits of tourism while minimizing its negative impacts on the environment and local communities.JEL: Z3.

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“…Jansson et al [21] proposed a logistical approach for tourism in the platform economy. The mobile platform or applications provide necessary information via an internet connection.…”

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Using the Fuzzy Method and Multi-Criteria Decision Making to Analyze the Impact of Digital Economy on Urban Tourism

Wang

2024

Int J Comput Intell Syst

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Urban tourism promotes the economic growth of a nation around the year through direct and indirect incomes. In recent years, the digital economy has impacted the growth of urban tourism through hassle-free money transactions and expenditures. This article, therefore, introduces a Multi-Criteria Fuzzy-based Decision-Making Method (MCFDMM) for validating the impact of the digital economy impact over tourism. The study introduces a new framework, DLFDSS-RRM, that uses deep learning and fuzzy decision support systems for residence right management, enhancing resource allocation, security, and resident satisfaction in urban residential communities. The criteria such as expenses, positive response, and repeated payments are validated by the tourists across their travel plan. These conditions satisfying the tourist’s expectations are estimated based on their reviews of economic conditions are validated. The validation is performed against the growth of the country from urban tourism. The fuzzy process validates the growth of the country between two successive financial quarters based on the above conditions. In the condition analysis, the fuzzy process identifies the least derivatives contributing to minimal economic growth. This is reversed using the hiking condition that occurs in any quarter and hinders economic growth. Therefore, the process is validated using the metrics growth rate, condition satisfaction, analysis rate, analysis time, and unrelated assessment. The comparative analysis across various models reveals growth rates ranging from 0.263 to 0.4055, condition satisfaction percentages from 53.747 to 74.351, and analysis rates from 0.275 to 0.4662.

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Guided by data: A logistical approach to tourism in the platform economy

Cited by 9 publications

References 60 publications

Domestic Tourists’ Perceptions of the Intention to Use Digital Marketing Tools and Platforms

Domestic Tourists’ Perceptions of the Intention to Use Digital Marketing Tools and Platforms

The Role of Green Economy, Sustainable Halal Environment, and Digital Tourism on Community Income: A Case Study in West Java and Lampung Tourism Villages

Using the Fuzzy Method and Multi-Criteria Decision Making to Analyze the Impact of Digital Economy on Urban Tourism

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