Digital infrastructure's impact on tourism services in Boumerdes

Studying the digital effect of information and communication technology (ICT) in all facets is necessary due to its quick development and incorporation into many economic sectors. The tourism industry is the subject of this study, which particularly looks at the function of travel agencies in light of these digital changes, which might allow them to provide creative services that are carried out fast and effectively. According to worldwide technical improvements, this might improve their market position, profitability, and-above all-customer happiness. The research uses the Algerian province of Boumerdes as an example and focuses on the travel and tourist industry there, including the major branches around the country. Through a field study of technical infrastructure factors, the aim is to investigate their technology infrastructure and its effects on the operations of tourist agencies and determine if it can aid in the growth of tourism in the area. The major research topic was addressed, and the presented hypotheses were tested using descriptive techniques and statistical analysis tools. The Cronbach's alpha coefficient was employed, along with the arithmetic mean and standard deviation calculation. Hypotheses were tested using linear correlation. The results of the field study were subjected to a SWOT analysis.

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Glasnik srpskog geografskog drustva
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2298/gsgd2501097s
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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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Digital infrastructure's impact on tourism services in Boumerdes

Mohamed A. REZZAZ, Khalil Souiher, Sabiha Belguesmia, Said Aouda
Glasnik srpskog geografskog drustva
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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Digital infrastructure's impact on tourism services in Boumerdes

Mohamed A. REZZAZ, Khalil Souiher, Sabiha Belguesmia, Said Aouda
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Abstract

Studying the digital effect of information and communication technology (ICT) in all facets is necessary due to its quick development and incorporation into many economic sectors. The tourism industry is the subject of this study, which particularly looks at the function of travel agencies in light of these digital changes, which might allow them to provide creative services that are carried out fast and effectively. According to worldwide technical improvements, this might improve their market position, profitability, and-above all-customer happiness. The research uses the Algerian province of Boumerdes as an example and focuses on the travel and tourist industry there, including the major branches around the country. Through a field study of technical infrastructure factors, the aim is to investigate their technology infrastructure and its effects on the operations of tourist agencies and determine if it can aid in the growth of tourism in the area. The major research topic was addressed, and the presented hypotheses were tested using descriptive techniques and statistical analysis tools. The Cronbach's alpha coefficient was employed, along with the arithmetic mean and standard deviation calculation. Hypotheses were tested using linear correlation. The results of the field study were subjected to a SWOT analysis.

Glasnik srpskog geografskog drustvaVol. 105(1)
University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediene (DZ)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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