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• Introduction Azizul Hassan and Anukrati Sharma Part One: Technology in Tourism and Hospitality: Concepts and Applications Chapter 1. Theoretical Understanding on Technology Application in Tourism and HospitalitySamik Ray Part Two: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Service Promotion Chapter 2. Online Tracking Using Cookies and Similar Technologies: An Analysis of Hotel Company PracticesPeter O'Connor Chapter 3. Factors Influencing Generation Y to Choose AIRBNB Anshul Garg Chapter 4. Integrated Marketing Approach for Hotel Management Kaplan Ugurlu Chapter 5. The Impact of Online Marketing in Travel Agenc Ahmad Albattat Part Three:Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Branding Aspects Chapter 6. Emotional Branding for Tourist Destinations: A Review of ICT Tools Moturu Venkata Rajasekhar, Srinivas Dinakar Nethi and Challa Krishnaveer Abhishek Part Four: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Consumption Behaviour Chapter 7. Social Media Transforming Tourist Behaviour Aysen Ercan Istin Part Five: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Marketing Contexts Chapter 8. Influencer Marketing for Tourism and Hospitality Seda Yetimoglu and Kaplan Ugurlu Chapter 9. Internet Marketing Communication in Event Tourism Promotion Yesim Koba Part Six: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Destination Promotion Chapter 10. New Product Design: Creating a Digital VR Game to Promote the Conservation of Nature-based Tourism Attractions Alexandra Coghlan and Lewis Carter Chapter 11. Development of a Destination through eTourism: Experience and CreativityJessica Ferreira, Bruno Sousa and Francisco Goncalves Chapter 12. Web Site Designing and its Impact on Tourism Destinations Gulay OEzaltin Turker Chapter 13. Changes in Tourism Destination Promotion with the Technological Innovation: A Study on the Asian Context Rupa Sinha, Azizul Hassan and Rahul Kumar Ghosh Part Seven: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Effects and Changes Chapter 14. Impact of Information Technology on Tourism and Hospitality G Erkol Bayram Chapter 15. ICT and Sustainable Development: Implications within the Tourism Industry Priyakrushna Mohanty Chapter 16. Integrated Marketing Approach in Hotel Management Kaplan Ugurlu Part Eight: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Smart City Involvement Chapter 17. Smart Tourism
• Issues, Challenges and Opportunities Ugur Akdu Part Nine: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Marketing and Profitability Chapter 18. ICT Based Marketing and Profitability in Tourism and Hospitality Organizations in Indian Scenario Lakhvinder Singh and Dinesh Dhankhar Chapter 19. Tourist Experience Exchange through Blogs and Its Impact on Destination Promotion Anurodh Godha Part Ten: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Niche Tourism Chapter 20. Application of Tracking Tools in Tourism and Hospitality Management Hugo Padron-Avila Chapter 21. Value of Technology Application at Cultural Heritage Sites: Insights from Italy Donatella Privitera Chapter 22. Sharing Economy and Village's Development through the Application of Technology: The Italian Case Debora Calomino Chapter 23. The Effects of Industry 4.0 in Tourism and Hospitality and Future Trends in Portugal Celia Ramos and Isabel Brito Chapter 24.Link up with Technology Application in Literary Tourism Silvia Quinteiro Chapter 25. Smart Management Systems in Cities and their Marketing: Case of the Waterloo City in Canada Marica Mazurek Chapter 26. The Innovative City Development through Place Marketing, Branding, Co-creation and Technology Application as New Perspectives for Slovakia Marica Mazurek Chapter 27. An Empirical Study on Cloud Computing Technology on Hotel Industry in Sri Lanka Mubarak Kaldeen and Mohamed Ayoobkhan Chapter 28. e-HRM Application in Tourism and Hospitality in Sinai of Egypt Mohamed Tolba Said and Krishnan Umachandran Chapter 29. Digital Marketing for Religious Event of India for Tourism Sustainability and Promotion Shruti Arora and Anukrati Sharma Part Eleven: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Economic Development Chapter 30. Technology Driven Tourism and Hospitality Industry as a Tool for Economic Development: A Bibliometric Analysis Rahul Pratap Singh Kaurav, Ruturaj Baber and Sneha Rajput Part Twelve: Technology Application in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: The Future Chapter 31.The Future of Our Planet is Technology: Is it ok to Embrace the Change in Travel and Tourism Industry in the Developing World James Malitoni Chilembwe and Victor Ronald Mweiwa.
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The Emerald Handbook of ICT in Tourism and Hospitality examines the immense, widespread and ongoing changes that digital technologies are having on the tourism and hospitality industries globally. An international range of contributors present key research findings, in-depth case studies and discuss...

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Chapter 28: e-HRM Application in Tourism and Hospitality in Sinai of Egypt Abstract The emergence of e-HRM in tourism and hospitality industry in Sinai of Egypt depicts the challenges in competency, performance and compensation associated with progressing the human resource function towards handling the effective managerial decisions. The emergence leads to a variety of investment vehicles evolving a competitive and user friendly tool which is available for anytime, anywhere access. Thus, the delicate situations of dependency on person-based decision-making, which is highly pervasive on memory and mood consistencies for making judgements are regularised and facilitated by data. Thus, puzzles and mathematical reliance on human-based sincerities are delinked and merged to machine-based delivery, subjected to auditing at varied levels of inputs and alerts. Many intuitive, heuristics and biases that deviate the rationalisation of decision-making process are leveraged and captured continuously so that various possibilities can be formed as an algorithm at later stages. These determine the tendency to bond stronger on technology reliability. The competitiveness among decision-makers to tackle situation is completely matched to performance dependent and competency of the resources applied to the activity of deployment. The evolved system is through the stakeholders’ inputs through ‘one-to-one’, ‘one-to-many’ and ‘many-to-one’ of the tour management team, with vital inclusive of the guest responses which make it as an essential connect in the genesis for understanding the market segment for the content knowledge on the guests’ profile, behaviour and preferences expected. Sinai of Egypt is a nice place for tourism, it’s a paradise in offering, with places such as Sharm El Sheikh, Naama Bay, Ras Mohammed National Park, Mount Sinai, St Catherine’s Monastery and Resorts of Dahab, Nuweiba and Taba for travellers to choose a wide range of plush five-star resorts at relatively low prices, with good weather, beyond sea-and-sand. The News media Harteez in the year 2019 had quoted that according to the Egyptian Tourism Ministry, the tourism industry had brought in $12 billion in 2018, which a mere half during the previous year. This potential can be harnessed with the adorable use of technology which can help this industry to reach unlimited geography and bring travel and leisure customers to enjoy the beauty of the creator. Keywords: Tourism Hospitality Development E-HRM Sinai Egypt Citation Said, M.M.T. and Umachandran, K. (2020), "e-HRM Application in Tourism and Hospitality in Sinai of Egypt", Hassan, A. and Sharma, A. (Ed.) The Emerald Handbook of ICT in Tourism and Hospitality, Emerald Publishing Limited, pp. 441-452. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-688-720201028

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Chapter 28: e-HRM APPLICATION IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY IN SINAI OF EGYPT Abstract The emergence of e-HRM in tourism and hospitality industry in Sinai of Egypt depicts the challenges in competency, performance and compensation associated with progressing the human resource function towards handling the effective managerial decisions. The emergence leads to a variety of investment vehicles evolving a competitive and user friendly tool which is available for anytime, anywhere access. Thus, the delicate situations of dependency on person-based decision-making, which is highly pervasive on memory and mood consistencies for making judgements are regularised and facilitated by data. Thus, puzzles and mathematical reliance on human-based sincerities are delinked and merged to machine-based delivery, subjected to auditing at varied levels of inputs and alerts. Many intuitive, heuristics and biases that deviate the rationalisation of decision-making process are leveraged and captured continuously so that various possibilities can be formed as an algorithm at later stages. These determine the tendency to bond stronger on technology reliability. The competitiveness among decision-makers to tackle situation is completely matched to performance dependent and competency of the resources applied to the activity of deployment. The evolved system is through the stakeholders’ inputs through ‘one-to-one’, ‘one-to-many’ and ‘many-to-one’ of the tour management team, with vital inclusive of the guest responses which make it as an essential connect in the genesis for understanding the market segment for the content knowledge on the guests’ profile, behaviour and preferences expected. Sinai of Egypt is a nice place for tourism, it’s a paradise in offering, with places such as Sharm El Sheikh, Naama Bay, Ras Mohammed National Park, Mount Sinai, St Catherine’s Monastery and Resorts of Dahab, Nuweiba and Taba for travellers to choose a wide range of plush five-star resorts at relatively low prices, with good weather, beyond sea-and-sand. The News media Harteez in the year 2019 had quoted that according to the Egyptian Tourism Ministry, the tourism industry had brought in $12 billion in 2018, which a mere half during the previous year. This potential can be harnessed with the adorable use of technology which can help this industry to reach unlimited geography and bring travel and leisure customers to enjoy the beauty of the creator. Keywords Tourism Hospitality Development E-HRM Sinai Egypt

Professor Dimitrios Buhalis

Rasoolimanesh, S., Law, R., Buhalis, D. and Cobanoglu, C. (2019), "Guest editorial: Progress on information technology in hospitality and tourism", Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology, Vol. 10 No. 4, pp. 481-488. https://doi.org/10.1108/JHTT-11-2019-143 and special issue https://tinyurl.com/ProgressIT4Tourism Tourism and hospitality areas have been strongly influenced by the rapid development of ICT in the past few decades (Law et al., 2014). The fast development of internet has tremendously revolutionized the tourism and hospitality industries (Buhalis, 2003). Using the internet, Web 1.0, and then Web 2.0/social media environments have effectively connected the travelers and tourists around the world from one hand, and the tourism and hospitality businesses from other hand much more than ever before (Buhalis and Law, 2008). The rapid development and adoption of IT in tourism and hospitality industries influenced the behavior of consumers, such as information search, purchase decision and post-purchase behavior, as well as the suppliers marketing and management approaches (Law et al., 2014). Smart systems can dynamically interconnect all stakeholders and empower a tourism and hospitality ecosystem to support value cocreation for all. Contextual information and real-time services will be driving the future use of cutting edge technology for tourism and hospitality (Buhalis et al., 2015; Buhalis and Leung, 2018; Buhalis and Sinarta, 2019). Because of the important role of IT on the hospitality and tourism development, several studies have reviewed this role. However, most of previous review papers generally focused on the progress of IT in tourism and hospitality areas, and have not focused on specific topics.

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Law, R., Leung, R., and Buhalis, D., 2009, Information Technology Applications in Hospitality and Tourism: A Review of Publications from 2005 to 2007, Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, Vol.26(5), pp.599-623. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS IN HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM: A REVIEW OF PUBLICATIONS FROM 2005 TO 2007 Rob Law, Rosanna Leung, Dimitrios Buhalis ABSTRACT. The tourism and hospitality industries have widely adopted information technology (IT) to reduce costs, enhance operational efficiency, and most importantly to improve service quality and customer experience. This article offers a comprehensive review of articles that were published in 57 tourism and hospitality research journals from 2005 to 2007. Grouping the findings into the categories of consumers, technologies, and suppliers, the article sheds light on the evolution of IT applications in the tourism and hospitality industries. The article demonstrates that IT is increasingly becoming critical for the competitive operations of the tourism and hospitality organizations as well as for managing the distribution and marketing of organizations on a global scale. KEYWORDS. Information technology, tourism management and marketing, research journals, publications

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Law , R., Buhalis , D., Cobanoglu, C., Progress on information and communication technologies in hospitality and tourism, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, Volume 26 Issue 5 pp. 727 - 750 The purpose of this paper is to establish the progress of information and communication technology (ICT) based on a review of papers published in tourism and hospitality journals between 2009 and 2013. Based on three major databases, 107 journal papers were retrieved and reviewed. The papers were grouped into two major categories, consumer and supplier, which generally comprise the key players in the industries. A content analysis showed that hospitality and tourism industries use ICT in different functional units and for different applications. This, in turn, indicates their wide adoption in the industry. Industrial implications are discussed. On the basis of the content analysis, industry practitioners can learn about up-to-date practices and decide how to take advantage of recent technological developments. A major contribution of this paper is the comprehensive review of recently published papers in tourism and hospitality journals from the perspectives of consumer and supplier.

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Law, R., Leung, R., and Buhalis, D., 2009, Information Technology Applications in Hospitality and Tourism: A Review of Publications from 2005 to 2007 (JT1351),Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 26(5), pp.599-562 The tourism and hospitality industries have widely adopted information technology (IT) to reduce costs, enhance operational efficiency, and most importantly to improve service quality and customer experience. This article offers a comprehensive review of articles that were published in 57 tourism and hospitality research journals from 2005 to 2007. Grouping the findings into the categories of consumers, technologies, and suppliers, the article sheds light on the evolution of IT applications in the tourism and hospitality industries. The article demonstrates that IT is increasingly becoming critical for the competitive operations of the tourism and hospitality organizations as well as for managing the distribution and marketing of organizations on a global scale.

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