Information technology and the reengineering of tourism

Authors: 
Dimitrios Buhalis
Jafar Jafari
Hannes Werthner
Type: 
Journal article
Proceedings: 
Publisher: 
Annals of Tourism Research, 24-1
Pages: 
245 - 247
ISBN: 
Year: 
1997
Abstract: 
ENTER 96-the International Conference on Information and Telecommunication Technologies in the Field of Tourism-was dedicated to reengineering in the tourism industry in light of the revolutionary capabilities emerging through information and communications technologies. ENTER (named after the computer keyboard´s "Enter" return key), now in its third year, has established itself as an annual forum where technology experts interact with tourism academics and professionals interested in how the new information technologies can be utilized to enhance the operation of tourism, leading to both increased productivity and to tourist satisfaction. The 1996 conference (January 17-19), similar to its predecessors, took place in Innsbruck, Austria.
TU Focus: 
Information and Communication Technology
Reference: 

D. Buhalis, J. Jafari, H. Werthner:
"Information technology and the reengineering of tourism";
Annals of Tourism Research, 24 (1997), 1; S. 245 - 247.

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TU Id: 
243518
Accepted: 
Accepted
Invited: 
Department Focus: 
Business Informatics
Abstract German: 
ENTER 96-the International Conference on Information and Telecommunication Technologies in the Field of Tourism-was dedicated to reengineering in the tourism industry in light of the revolutionary capabilities emerging through information and communications technologies. ENTER (named after the computer keyboard´s "Enter" return key), now in its third year, has established itself as an annual forum where technology experts interact with tourism academics and professionals interested in how the new information technologies can be utilized to enhance the operation of tourism, leading to both increased productivity and to tourist satisfaction. The 1996 conference (January 17-19), similar to its predecessors, took place in Innsbruck, Austria.
Author List: 
D. Buhalis, J. Jafari, H. Werthner