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Predicting tourism growth in Saudi Arabia with machine learning models for vision 2030 perspective. [PDF]

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Alsulami AG   +5 more
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Nerval touriste ou anti-touriste ?

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TourisT---conceptual hypermedia tourist information

Proceedings of the eighth ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '97, 1997
The TourisT project has developed a prototype conceptual hypermedia tourism information system using GRAIL, a terminological logic, to maintain the conceptual models. The project used the results of ethnographic studies to inform the structure and content of the conceptual model, and to determine what styles of interaction should be supported.
Bullock, J. C., Goble, C. A.
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An examination of tourists’ identity in tourist weblogs

Information Technology & Tourism, 2014
The present study focused on one of the new mass media technologies, weblogs, which allow more tourists to construct an expressive self by posting their writings about their travel experiences. The current research examined the meanings represented in the personal travel experiences and how self-identity is constructed in the touristic discourse ...
Yasong Wang, Duarte B. Morais
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Tourists on the Move

2002
In a nomadic environment a user may access same services as she would using her desktop computer, but she could do so anywhere, at any time and even using a variety different kinds of devices. This kind of environment places new challenges on the architecture implementing the services, because a set of parameters, such as different kinds of mobile ...
Mikko Laukkanen   +2 more
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Tourist or Vagabond?

Modern Believing, 2001
Poverty isn't an option for the poor so why should it be one for the Church? How do we relate to the experience of being poor in the UK, to the phenomenon of globalization which increasingly shapes all our experiences, and to the task of theological interpretation of the signs of the times?
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Tourism Landscapes: For the Tourist or of The Tourist?

Tourism Recreation Research, 1992
Significant areas of the world can justifiably be described as tourism landscapes, parts of the Mediterranean coast, some Caribbean Islands, and certain mountain areas in the Rockies and the Alps for example. In most cases these landscapes have been significantly modified and subsequently maintained to make and keep them attractive to tourists. Despite
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THE D.I.Y. TOURIST

2011
In this work we will be dealing with the figure of the D.I.Y. Tourist originated from the local development processes based on the “cottage tourist industry” concept. We will be doing this by using part of the results obtained through a research started more than three years ago, by which we are studying what happens in the territorial contexts where ...
ROMITA, Tullio, PERRI A.
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