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SpringerLink - Fulltext: "Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2008
Proceedings of the International Conference in Innsbruck, Austria, 2008"

• 1 / Recommender Systems in Tourism

• 1-11

  Adaptive Recommender Systems for Travel Planning

• 12-23

  A Comparative Study of Continuous and Discrete Visualisation of Tourism Information

• 24-34

  Evaluating Recommender Systems in Tourism — A Case Study from Austria

• 35-69

  2 / User Generated Content in Tourism

• 35-46

  Use and Impact of Online Travel Reviews

• 47-58

  User-Generated Content and Travel: A Case Study on Tripadvisor.Com

• 59-69

  RevisiTour: Enriching the Tourism Experience With User-Generated Content

• 70-105

  3 / Online Communities

• 70-81

  Web 2.0: A study of online travel community

• 82-93

  Influence of an Online Travel Community on Travel Decisions

• 94-105

  MySpace, My Friends, My Customers

• 106-140

  4 / Web Services

• 106-116

  Web Services as a technology to support a global tourism offer

• 117-129

  A Product Line Architecture for Evolving Intelligent Component Services in Tourism Information Systems

• 130-140

  Mash-up Applications for Small Destination Management Organizations Websites

• 141-174

  5 / Web 2.0 and Tourism

• 141-151

  Websites and Virtual Realities: a Useful Marketing Tool Combination? An Exploratory Investigation

• 152-163

  An Exploratory Field Study of Web 2.0 in Tourism

• 164-174

  A Web 2.0 Tourism Information System for Accessible Tourism

• 175-208

  6 / Dynamic Packaging

• 175-185

  Some Critical Remarks on Dynamic Packaging from the Perspective of SMEs and Small Tourism Destinations

• 186-197

  Dynamic Packaging using a Cluster-based Demographic Filtering Approach

• 198-208

  Tourist Activated Networks: Implications for Dynamic Packaging Systems in Tourism

• 209-243

  7 / Destination Management Systems

• 209-219

  Information Elements on DMO-Websites: Alternative Approaches for Measuring Perceived Utility

• 220-231

  Implementation of a Destination Management System Interface in Tourist Information Centres and its Impact

• 232-243

  Evolving Destination Systems: VisitScotland.com

• 244-278

  8 / Hotel Electronic Distribution I

• 244-254

  Consumers’ Preferred Criteria for Hotel Online Booking

• 255-266

  Analyzing a Hotel Website’s Access Paths

• 267-278

  A Study of Information Richness and Downloading Time for Hotel Websites in Hong Kong

• 279-312

  9 / Hotel Electronic Distribution II

• 279-290

  Adoption of E-mail Marketing in the Hotel Sector

• 291-302

  Selling Accommodation Packages in Online Auctions — The Case of eBay

• 303-312

  Evolving Internet Use by Malaysian Hotels

• 313-347

  10 / Mobile Technology and Tourism

• 313-323

  Evaluation of a Web-based and Mobile Ski Touring Application for GPS-enabled Smartphones

• 324-335

  Mobile Devices as Substitute or Supplement to Traditional Information Sources: City Tourists, Mobile Guides and GPS navigation

• 336-347

  Passages to Medieval Archipelago: From Mobile Information Technology to Mobile Archaeological Information

• 348-382

  11 / Travel Technology

• 348-358

  Technological Innovations in the Passenger Process of the Airline Industry: A Hypotheses Generating Explorative Study

• 359-370

  New Distribution Channels and Business Strategies for Location-based Travel Agencies

• 371-382

  New Zealand Travel Agents in the Internet Era: Spatial Differences in ICT Impact, Adoption and Perception

• 383-417

  12 / Tourism Destinations

• 383-394

  The Impact of WiMAX on Tourist Destinations

• 395-406

  Designing Interactions in Tourism Mediascape — Identification of Patterns for Mobile 2.0 Platform

• 407-417

  A Case Study on Automating Information Aggregation Processes in Information Centres

• 418-452

  13 / Techonlogy Acceptance

• 418-429

  Enhancing Cultural Tourism e-Services through Heritage Interpretation

• 430-440

  Open Space — a Collaborative Process for Facilitating Tourism IT Partnerships

• 441-452

  Determinants of Restaurant Employees’ Technology Use Intention: Validating Technology Acceptance Model with External Factors via Structural Equation Model

• 453-485

  14 / Knowing the Customer

• 453-462

  etBlogAnalysis —Mining Virtual Communities using Statistical and Linguistic Methods for Quality Control in Tourism

• 463-474

  Developing and Implementing an eCRM 2.0 Strategy: Usage and Readiness of Greek Tourism Firms

• 475-485

  Mobile Positioning Based Tourism Monitoring System: Positium Barometer

• 486-520

  15 / Search and Travel

• 486-496

  Identifying the Online Tourism Domain: Implications for Search Engine Development for Tourism

• 497-508

  Personalisation and Situation Awareness of the Search Process in Tourism

• 509-520

  Investigating the Effects of Product Type on Online Decision-Making Styles

• 521-555

  16 / Managing Tourism Technology

• 521-532

  The Virtual Dimension in Tourism: Criteria Catalogue for the Assessment of eTourism Applications

• 533-544

  Context-based Adaptation of Ubiquitous Web Applications in Tourism

• 545-555

  Acquisition and Relevance of Geotagged Information in Tourism

• 556-591

  17 / Tourism Networks

• 556-567

  Employing’ social Network Analysis’ to Influence Tourism Events Decision-Making: A Pilot Study

• 568-579

  Capability Maturity Models for SMEs and Collaborative Networked Organisations in Tourism

• 580-591

  e-Destination Structure: a Network Analysis Approach