Publicado el 13/October/2022 a las 11:21 en las categorías Uncategorized
The Handbook of e-Tourism, edited by Ulrike Gretzel, Matthias Fuchs, Phil Xiang and Wolfram Höpken has been published. It is 1.976 pages with 81 chapters on topics related to eTourism. The book is available in this link.
In this book, I have authored a chapter titled “Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Travel, Tourism, and Hospitality”. [Seguir leyendo...]
Publicado el 17/January/2020 a las 10:02 en las categorías awards, Uncategorized
At the ENTER2020 congress, held in Surrey from January 8 to 10, 2020, Santiago Melíán and myself were awarded the prize for the best scientific article published in 2019 in the area of tourism and technology. The award refers to the publication “Why are ratings so high in the sharing economy?[Seguir leyendo...]
Publicado el 21/December/2015 a las 14:46 en las categorías jbulchand, research
Despite vast investments in IT, there is scant research and empirical data that connects, in depth, IT with firm performance in the hospitality industry. However, the literature does show partial evidence and examples of particular technologies. After an extensive literature review, we posit four global paths through which IT can impact hotel performance and, for each one, the precise mechanisms that cause these influences. [Seguir leyendo...]
As a part of my collaboration as a teacher at the MBA of Tourism & Leisure of the IMF Business School I wrote a short post for their blog on the seven ways that IT is changing the tourism sector, available (in Spanish) here. [Seguir leyendo...]
Publicado el 21/July/2015 a las 17:50 en las categorías future, jbulchand, talks
The organizers of the 9th Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems 2015, that is currently taking place in Las Palmas me invited my to deliver a keynote. I have shared the slides I used under the title “A different perspective on the Singularity Point . [Seguir leyendo...]
Publicado el 19/January/2015 a las 11:40 en las categorías tourism
Although the world probably doesn’t need another definition of Smart Tourism Destination, here is my proposal:
A Smart Destination is a destination where companies, administrations and tourists constantly interact to perform three activities continuously and iteratively:
1) Collection of data about the activities that take place at the destination, collected from all possible sources of data (some of which already are available and others that will be implemented specifically for this aim).
As a part of my collaboration as a teacher at the MBA of Tourism & Leisure of the IMF Business School I wrote a short post for their blog on the seven ways that IT is changing the tourism sector, available (in Spanish) here. [Seguir leyendo...] 
Although the world probably doesn’t need another definition of Smart Tourism Destination, here is my proposal:
