Advances in Hospitality, Tourism, and the Services Industry (AHTSI) Book Series.
Titles in This Series.
Table of Contents.
Detailed Table of Contents.
Preface.
General Views of E-Tourism.
1: Publication Analysis of (E-)Tourism.
2: Using MIS for Strategic Planning and Management Control in Tourism Industries.
3: Quality Enhancement in Designing E-Tourism Service Systems.
4: Promoting Place Appeal: New Tools and Strategies.
Operations Research and Management Science Methods for E-Tourism Research.
5: Interactive Approaches for Sightseeing Route Planning under Uncertain Traffic and Ambiguous Tourist's Satisfaction.
6: Who Won the Winter 2010 Olympics? A Quest into Priorities and Rankings.
Medical and Health E-Tourism.
7: Global Medical Tourism: A Review.
8: Empirical Analysis on the Medical Tourism Policy in Taiwan.
9: Medical Tourism Service Quality: An Indian Perspective.
10: A Comparative Study of Japanese and Taiwanese Perceptions of Hot Springs.
11: From Amusement and Entertainment Tourism to Balneotherapy and Health Promotion Tourism: With the Aid of Medical Electronics and Communication Networks in Hot Spring Sites of Japan.
Cultural E-Tourism.
12: Smart Destination as Key Element: Looking for Improving the Experience of Consumer.
13: From the Museums of Objects to the Virtual Museums: An Opportunity for Local Tourism Development1.
Visual Information-Induced Tourism.
14: Film Induced Tourism: Hunting of Potential Tourist Spots by Frame Mosaicing.
15: Recreating the Place: Video-Sharing Websites and the Promotion of Domestic Tourism in the Concurrent Trend of Popular Media-Induced Tourism and Local Mascots in Japan.
Remaining Problems: Ethics in Tourism.
16: Business Opportunity and Social Responsibility: Growing Importance of Accessible E-Tourism for Senior Tourists and Persons with Disabilities.
17: Future Research Directions in E-Tourism Studies: Blind Spots and Complaint Analyses Using Data Science Method.
