Minority Tourist Information Service and Sustainable Development of Tourism under the Background of Smart City

Zhan, Li; Ning, Kai

doi:10.1155/2021/6547186

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“…Currently, relevant studies on the HQDT mainly revolve around the relationship between technological innovation [ 13 ], industrial integration [ 14 ], smart tourism [ 15 – 17 ], tourism resource conversion efficiency [ 18 ], tourism competitiveness [ 19 ], and the HQDT. Combing the literature reveals that there are two main categories of literature related to the DE for HQDT: ① At the theoretical level: Microscopically, digital intelligence technology can establish and maintain a good relationship between consumers and tourism enterprises by providing high quality services to further improve consumer satisfaction [ 20 ].…”

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Is the digital economy empowering high-quality tourism development? A theoretical and empirical research from China

Yu,

Ma,

Liu

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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How digital economy (DE) empowers high-quality development of tourism (HQDT) has become a common concern among scholars. Given this, this study clarifies the theoretical connotation of DE enabling HQDT,and finds that: Micro, DE promotes efficiency improvements in tourism enterprises, with its economies of scale and Matthew effect reducing average costs, its economies of scope meeting diversified demand, and its long-tail effect improving supply-demand matching mechanism. Meso, DE can transform and upgrade tourism industry structure through industrial digitization and digital industrialization, and also form a new tourist industry form and value chain through cross-border integration. Macro, DE can stimulate innovation and flexibility of market players, increase new factor inputs in tourism, improve factor allocation efficiency, and advance macro regulation of the tourism market. Accordingly, the study conducts an empirical test based on panel data for 31 provinces in mainland China during 2011–2020. Results show that: ① DE positively influences HQDT, and the sub-dimensions all positively influence HQDT. ② DE has a heterogeneous impact on HQDT and shows spatial spillover effects. Finally, the study concludes with effective paths for DE promoting HQDT: "Promote digital infrastructure construction, accelerate tourism digital transformation, strengthen integration and innovation development, and overcome the challenges of tourism enterprises".

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Is the digital economy empowering high-quality tourism development? A theoretical and empirical research from China

Yu,

Ma,

Liu

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PLoS ONE

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“…Today, in a digital era, computer technology is widely used in various elds [14][15][16][17][18][19], including architecture and urban areas. Concepts are parametric architectural design [20,21], computational urban design [22,23], urban big data analysis [24,25], and smart city emerge [26] one after another.…”

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Urban Planning and Design Layout Generation Based on Artificial Intelligence

Wan

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Today’s cities are becoming more and more complex, the spatial layout is gradually becoming more and more complex, and all aspects of urban construction that need to be considered are increasing. The traditional urban planning and design methods have encountered new challenges. Based on the unique perspective of urban “mesoscale,” this study attempts to apply artificial intelligence technology in the early stage of urban planning and design, predict the positioning of design land based on the surrounding environment, so as to break the limitations of manual decision-making, explore the spatial layout problem from the perspective of machine, find the correlation between land data, and generate results with certain reference value to assist decision-making. By delimiting the research area and collecting and processing data, we trained and generated the artificial neural network model and selected three different areas for model test. The test results verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the method process.

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Management of Smart and Sustainable Cities in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Lessons and Implications

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Nowadays, the concept of smart sustainable governance is wrapped around basic principles such as: (i) transparency, (ii) accountability, (iii) stakeholders’ involvement, and iv) citizens’ participation. It is through these principles that are influenced by information and communication technologies (ICT), Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence, that the practices employed by citizens and their interaction with electronic government (e-government) are diversified. Previously, the misleading concepts of the smart city implied only the objective of the local level or public officials to utilize technology. However, the recent European experience and research studies have led to a more comprehensive notion that refers to the search for intelligent solutions which allow modern sustainable cities to enhance the quality of services provided to citizens and to improve the management of urban mobility. The smart city is based on the usage of connected sensors, data management, and analytics platforms to improve the quality and functioning of built-environment systems. The aim of this paper is to understand the effects of the pandemic on smart cities and to accentuate major exercises that can be learned for post-COVID sustainable urban management and patterns. The lessons and implications outlined in this paper can be used to enforce social distancing community measures in an effective and timely way, and to optimize the use of resources in smart and sustainable cities in critical situations. The paper offers a conceptual overview and serves as a stepping-stone to extensive research and the deployment of sustainable smart city platforms and intelligent transportation systems (a sub-area of smart city applications) after the COVID-19 pandemic using a case study from Russia. Overall, our results demonstrate that the COVID-19 crisis encompasses an excellent opportunity for urban planners and policy makers to take transformative actions towards creating cities that are more intelligent and sustainable.

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Minority Tourist Information Service and Sustainable Development of Tourism under the Background of Smart City

Cited by 3 publications

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Is the digital economy empowering high-quality tourism development? A theoretical and empirical research from China

Is the digital economy empowering high-quality tourism development? A theoretical and empirical research from China

Urban Planning and Design Layout Generation Based on Artificial Intelligence

Management of Smart and Sustainable Cities in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Lessons and Implications

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