Transportation and accessibility at European level

Tóth, Géza; Dávid, Lóránt Dénes; Vasa, László

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“…Digitalisation, being consumer-driven, is an unstoppable process in tourism [7,8]. The number of guest nights at a destination is influenced by both its accessibility and local conditions [9,10]. As they have evolved, interoperability between processes, departments and functions has enabled businesses to reduce labour costs, increase efficiency, improve responsiveness and make more informed decisions.…”

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“…In this way, other aspects can be investigated. The question related to the options shown in Figure 4 10 , as an information point, was again followed by a zero point, which I therefore considered as the starting point of the new decision tree. There were no respondents in the sample who entered a value of 1.00 or 2.00 in each category, so (of course) everyone is (naturally) informed to some degree about a travel decision.…”

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“…This typically arises in the case of a specific accommodation -and therefore a specific destination choice. 10 How much do the following factors influence you when making a travel decision? (1 = Not at all, 5 = Totally) 0.00 0.50 Going beyond the question of wifi, the next aspect to be addressed is the virtual tour, which is also linked to the choice of destination.…”

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Analysis of Digital Tourist's Purchasing Decision Process Based on Feedback and Opinions

Kupi,

Bakó

2023

Decis. Mak. Appl. Manag. Eng.

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Today, tourism and digitalisation are very much intertwined. The phenomenon of tourism in the digital space - digital tourism - emerged with the birth of the internet and has grown in intensity over the years. The evolution of digitalisation has brought about a paradigm shift that has not only led consumers to adopt information and communication technologies, but has also greatly transformed consumer behaviour, preferences and motivations. Indeed, the development of technology has disrupted the traditional booking trends of tourists, their attitudes towards tourism and the social groups of tourists by providing dynamic online communication channels. Digital tourism users - digital tourists - are increasingly aware of the information and communication technologies, services and tools available to them, and are able to shape the market offer tailored to their needs through their actions and the data they provide. One of the most effective means of doing this is to share feedback and opinions online. In our research, I provide secondary information to support the importance of feedback and opinions, clarify its role in digital tourism, and then investigate the phenomenon of electronic-world-of-mouth through a questionnaire survey and decision tree analysis, and highlight the insights and implications of eWOM for digital tourists' behaviour in the online space based on opinions.

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Analysis of Digital Tourist's Purchasing Decision Process Based on Feedback and Opinions

Kupi,

Bakó

2023

Decis. Mak. Appl. Manag. Eng.

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“…Természetesen számos tényező befolyásolja az emberek utazással kapcsolatos döntéseit: belső és külső, pszichológiai és fizikai tényezők egyaránt. Az utazási hajlandóság a motiváció hiányától a mozgásképtelenségig változhat (Tóth et al 2013). Azonban nem ez az egyetlen választás, amelyet az embereknek meg kell hozniuk, hogy utaznak vagy sem, hiszen emellett számtalan különböző elem van, amit maguknak a turistáknak vagy képviselőjüknek (az utazásszervezőnek, utazási irodának) kell választaniuk (célállomás, utazás, szállás, vendéglátás, kirándulások stb.)…”

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A viselkedés-gazdaságtan és a turizmus elméleti összefüggései

Polischchuk

Bujdosó

2022

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Az ügyfelek viselkedésének vizsgálata a közgazdaságtan egyik fontos feladata általában, ezért a viselkedés-gazdaságtan az egyik legfontosabb része. Számos tényező befolyásolja az emberek vásárlási döntését, de vajon ugyanez a helyzet a turizmusban is, ahol a termék valójában különböző termékek és szolgáltatások komplexuma? Az emberek utazási szokásai változatosak és folyamatosan változnak a különböző tényezők miatt: belső és külső. A turizmus fontos helyet foglal el a világgazdaságban. 2019-ben az egyik vezető pozíciót töltötte be. Egyes országok gazdasága teljes mértékben a turisztikai tevékenységtől függ. Évente több mint egymilliárd ember utazik. Éppen ezért fontos a turizmus egyik legfontosabb elemének – a turistáknak – és viselkedés-gazdaságtanának tanulmányozása.

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“…In Hungary a number of towns and cities have implemented smart citysound development projects. However, some of these projects have been placed in this category in view of the advantageous funding possibilities, while in other cases the objectives were more complex and well elaborated, especially in the field of public utility development (Tóth, G. et al 2013).…”

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The concept of smart city and the perceptions of urban inhabitants: a case study from Žilina, Slovakia

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The smart city concept is a comprehensive approach to the functioning of the urban region. It concerns various areas of life such as culture, infrastructure, environment, energy, and social services. Public perceptions of the smart city concept are not commonly addressed. The aim of this paper is to examine perceptions of the smart city concept among inhabitants, doing so through a case study focusing on the city of Žilina in Slovakia. The methodology that the researchers applied includes primary research and surveys as well as secondary research. Based on the analysis of the environment and the results of the survey, opportunities for the development of a ‘Smart City Žilina’ concept are identified. There is a growing interest in green solutions among the inhabitants of Žilina. A significant number of respondents indicated their support for intelligent waste collection and renewable energy sources. And they were also supportive of green roofs. The update of the strategy must consider a number of steps in waste management, from collection to transport, with a view to the overall recovery of the waste generated. As part of the smart city concept and projects, the public administration and the municipality must communicate effectively with the public. This will require specific approaches and tactical decisions for optimal success.

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Transportation and accessibility at European level

Cited by 4 publications

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Analysis of Digital Tourist's Purchasing Decision Process Based on Feedback and Opinions

Analysis of Digital Tourist's Purchasing Decision Process Based on Feedback and Opinions

A viselkedés-gazdaságtan és a turizmus elméleti összefüggései

The concept of smart city and the perceptions of urban inhabitants: a case study from Žilina, Slovakia

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