Towards online content classification in understanding tourism destinations' information competition and reputation

Alessandro Inversini & Lorenzo Cantoni, Towards online content classification in understanding tourism destinations' information competition and reputation, International Journal of Internet Marketing and Advertising 2011 - Vol. 6, No.3 pp. 282 - 299
DOI: 10.1504/IJIMA.2011.038240

Lugano dream team @ENTER2011

ENTER2011 - eTourism Conference: the program is online!

a great program!
looking forward to meeting you in Innsbruck next week

i dieci anni di wikipedia

un intervento al TG de La1 >>>

New mobile application gives users instant access to everything for fraveling in Seoul

i Tour Seoul 2.0

How Travelers Use Online and Social Media Channels to Make Hotel-choice Decisions

a Cornell Hospitality Report >>>

influencers in travel

publishing daily The Top 50 Online Travel Influencers

Merry Christmas and a great 2011!

Duccio da Buoninsegna, Adoration of the Magi (1308-11)
Tempera on wood, 42,5 x 43,5 cm, Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Siena (Italy)

with the students of the eGovernment class

with the master students of Online communication and promotion

The Well Connected Traveller

The changing face of today’s travel consumers
A Survey of Consumer Travel Trends, by Travelport (in pdf)

How does a school system improve?

by McKinsey

Google Places blocked from using TripAdvisor reviews

on tnooz

wine66 video: to be seen!

bad reputation and good Google ranking

A Bully Finds a Pulpit on the Web (in NYT) and the answer by Google

Destination Marketing. Why do tourists like a destination?

Lorenzo Cantoni, Sara Fedele, Silvia De Ascaniis, Destination Marketing. Why do tourists like a destination? A research in eTourism and Argumentation, webatelier.net white paper, Università della Svizzera italiana (USI, Lugano, Switzerland), November 2010 (Pdf, ~700 kB, freely downloadable).

Friends, fans or advisors: do social media influence choice?

an interesting research by Ypartnership

PICTURE Project – Priests’ ICT Use in their Religious Experience

new reports available!

PICTURE studies the usages of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), and of the internet in particular, by the priests of the Catholic Church all over the world. PICTURE does not intend to answer the question: how many priests do use ICTs? The research aims instead to offer a picture of which are the religious activities done by priests online, and which are their attitudes toward digital technologies. PICTURE studies only priests who access the internet, who are named in the following reports “ePriests”.

list of available reports (and languages):

WORLD | English | Español | Português | Deutsch |
CONTINENTS 
* Africa | English | Español | Português | Deutsch |
* Asia | English | Español | Português | Deutsch |
* Europe | English | Español | Português | Deutsch |
* Latin America | English | Español | Português | Deutsch |
* North America | English | Español | Português | Deutsch |
* Oceania | English| Español | Português | Deutsch |
COUNTRIES
* Argentina | English |
* España | English | Español |
* Italia | Italiano |
* Mexico | English | Español |
* Poland | English | Polski |
* Portugal | English |

eTourism: ENTER2011 conference draft program is online

a great program! (ENTER2011 website ¦ pdf program)

Trends in hotel booking-engine design

a report by webatelier.net

see the summary on HotelMarketing.com