Challenges and perspectives of the Information System in Tourist Destinations
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The Tourist Information Systems (SIT) constitute an essential tool for the management of tourist destinations at present, they contribute to raise the most authentic values of the regions or tourist areas within a destination, including its resources and attractions. They also include the main references of the offer of services and products of interest to the visitor and contribute to the generation of knowledge and reliable information in real time and timely on the tourist-recreational offer in a holistic and detailed manner. These systems become an instrument for decision making in each of the stages of the tourism planning and administration process. This research addresses the theoretical references associated with the development and design of Tourist Information Systems, based on the use of theoretical methods such as the historical-logical, the analysis-synthesis, the inductive-deductive and the bibliographic analysis. This research will contribute to the visualization and future use of the Tourist Information Systems, as promoters of the tourist-recreational offer of a destination and to the decision making by the managing entities, on the possible actions of ordering and territorial planning, to be executed depending on the tourism development.
Keywords: Tourist information, Tourist Information System, tourist-recreational offers, tourist destinations.
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