Opportunities and challenges of Blockchain-Oriented systems in the tourism industry

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2107.06732v1
• Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2021 23:22:03 GMT
• Title: Opportunities and challenges of Blockchain-Oriented systems in the tourism industry
• Authors: Fabio Caddeo and Andrea Pinna
• Abstract summary: We want to nvestigate the use of innovative IT technologies by DMOs (Destination Management Organizations) In particular, we intend to verify the benefits offered by these IT tools in the management and monitoring of a destination. These technologies, in fact, can offer a wide range of services that can be useful throughout the life cycle of the destination.
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• Abstract: The tourism industry is increasingly influenced by the evolution of information and communication technologies (ICT), which are revolutionizing the way people travel. In this work we want to nvestigate the use of innovative IT technologies by DMOs (Destination Management Organizations), focusing on blockchain technology, both from the point of view of research in the field, and in the study of the most relevant software projects. In particular, we intend to verify the benefits offered by these IT tools in the management and monitoring of a destination, without forgetting the implications for the other stakeholders involved. These technologies, in fact, can offer a wide range of services that can be useful throughout the life cycle of the destination.

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