Information Technology & Tourism

2016 - 2026

Current editor(s): Zheng Xiang

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2026, volume 28, articles 2

SQDeChain: Enhancing tourist trust and destination image through a hybrid AI-blockchain framework for tourism 5.0 No 1, 42 pages

Ghulam Murtaza Lahbar, Zhang Guanghai, Donny Juliandri Prihadi and Raja Vavekanand

A systematic review of the shifting dynamics in virtual immersive experiences in cultural heritage tourism No 2, 24 pages

Yuqiao Liu, Nagathisen Katahenggam and Kei Wei Chia

Social media and environmentally sustainable tourism: insights from a systematic literature review of the tourist perspective No 3, 44 pages

Agnieszka Janik and Adam Ryszko

Is more always better? Technological readiness, process flexibility, and green innovation in tourism No 4, 24 pages

Xiaochao Zhao, Huang Honglei, Mohsin Ali Soomro and Muzammil Najaf

A risk-benefit account of AI tourism adoption: prior usage, familiarity, usefulness, and AI misinformation concern in travel planning No 5, 22 pages

Ali Safari

A cross-attentive span-level framework for aspect based sentiment analysis in the hospitality industry No 6, 25 pages

Muhammad Rizwan Rashid Rana, Muhammad Imran, Muhammad Hasaan Mujtaba and Aizaz Raziq

Mapping the mind: evaluating digital destination images with EEG technique No 7, 20 pages

Asim Sultan, Sumera Syed and Syed Rashid Hussain Shah

From mismatched groups to meaningful connections: the role of AI matching in group tourism experiences No 8, 27 pages

Heng Chu and Chunli Ji

Embrace or Erase? Gen Z employees’ ambivalent reactions toward hybrid working practice in online travel agencies No 9, 32 pages

Qingzhao Lu, Tao Chen and Yaoqi Li

2026, volume 28, articles 1

Sources of restaurant recommendations: how consumers in Germany and Switzerland perceive their importance in known and unknown areas No 1, 29 pages

Michael Beier and Katrin Schillo

Evaluation of generative artificial intelligence tools in tourism using the extended VIKOR method with probabilistic linguistic information incorporating regret theory No 10, 21 pages

Wenshuai Wu and Rob Law

Daily tourism demand forecasting via card transactions: a multi-source, interpretable, framework for diverse destinations and markets No 11, 29 pages

Jordi Grau-Escolano, Salvador Anton Clavé and Joan Borràs

Rethinking the community detection for tourist mobility networks: special structures and their implications for tourism No 12, 33 pages

Yunhao Zheng, Yi Zhang, Teemu Makkonen, Mimi Li, Naixia Mou and Yu Liu

From doubt to trust: decoding switching intentions toward facial recognition in tourism No 13, 25 pages

Tatiana David-Negre, Janet Hernández-Méndez and Desiderio Gutiérrez-Taño

A hybrid approach for customer churn prediction and prevention in tourism No 14, 36 pages

Ghazaleh Motamedi, Alireza Sheikh, Alireza Hashemi Golpayegani and Samira Khodabandehlou

Tripartite strategies of intelligent assistants in shared accommodation considering privacy risks: an evolutionary game analysis No 15, 41 pages

Xiyin Deng and Erfang Shan

Comparison of tourists’ perceptions and destinations’ self-presentation through image recognition No 16, 26 pages

Wolfram Höpken, Zehui Wang, Sebastian Schwarzenbacher and Matthias Fuchs

Does accent matter? Investigating the impact of virtual tourist assistants’ accents on tourists’ visit intentions No 17, 30 pages

Chunhua Sun, Luqing Wang and Yezheng Liu

In a GenAI-generated text message context, how to enhance tourists’ visit intention through dynamic and multisensory cues in the destination visual narrative No 18, 23 pages

Xiaohong Wu, Ivan Ka Wai Lai and Haohang Yang

A comprehensive framework for phygital tourism experiences: bridging academic insights and industry practices across sectors No 19, 31 pages

Elisa Mameli, Caroline Scarles, Brigitte Stangl and David Frohlich

Virtual reality: the complementary or substitute for intention to visit the destination No 2, 28 pages

Qin Lai, Bin Guo and Ting Wu

Online customer feedback for identifying KANO product quality features: a fine-grained topic detection and sentiment analysis approach No 20, 31 pages

Dominic Regitz, Wolfram Höpken and Matthias Fuchs

Managing emerging risks and sustainability in blockchain adoption for tourism operations No 21, 27 pages

Juan Francisco Prados-Castillo, Francisco Jesús Gálvez-Sánchez, Francisco Liébana-Cabanillas and Juan Lara-Rubio

Choice making support for a group organizer: the case of restaurant recommendation No 22, 38 pages

Hanif Emamgholizadeh, Amra Delic and Francesco Ricci

Exploring asymmetric effects of service attributes of robots on customer satisfaction in hotels No 23, 30 pages

Yao Zhang and Xiaokun Li

FedGeoTour: Federated learning-based geostatistical approach to privacy-preserving mobile crowdsensing for sustainable tourism No 24, 34 pages

Tapasi Bhattacharjee, Sushovan Sarkar and Debashis De

One policy fits all? a Bayesian network analysis of digital nomad decision-making among Korean Millennials and Gen Z No 25, 20 pages

Jungmin Choi

Innovating data-driven tourism reputation management: methodological foundations of the tourism online reputation index (TORI) No 26, 36 pages

Julio César Puche-Regaliza, Isabel Marcilla-Lombraña, Paula Antón-Maraña and Pablo Arranz-Val

When residents speak: how smart tourism drives destination advocacy No 27, 27 pages

Inés Sustacha, Eduardo Del Valle and Elena Ceniceros

LiDAR-Enhanced 3D VR and consumer decision-making: a new era for virtual tourism No 28, 42 pages

Md Salamun Rashidin, Babak Taheri and Giacomo Del Chiappa

Decoding technostress: impact on wellbeing and performance of employees in the hospitality industry No 29, 27 pages

Mehmet Ertaş, Burçin Kırlar-Can, Demet Ceylan and Metin Kozak

A multi-criteria recommendation system for personalised tourism experiences with user query analysis No 3, 38 pages

Mustafa Payandenick, Mohd Kamal Othman and Muhammad Payandenick

Feeling travel photographs: hedonic and utilitarian labelling in machine-generated semantic differentials No 30, 26 pages

Joanne Yu, Denis Helic, Astrid Dickinger and Markus Strohmaier

International tourism in the digital era: key factors driving economic growth No 31, 23 pages

María del Rocío Moreno-Enguix, Ester Gras-Gil and José Manuel Santos-Jaén

Technical and informational content accessibility as a tool to improve web traffic on destination management organization websites: evidence from an empirical analysis No 32, 30 pages

Lucía Rubio-Escuderos, Trinidad Domínguez Vila and Elisa Alén González

LLM-assisted reconstruction and analysis of wellness tourism flow networks: a case study of Yunnan, China No 33, 25 pages

Yu Wang, Jiaxue Wang and Xiao Wang

Demarketing strategies and digital technology adoption for destination management in tourism and hospitality: a social comparison theory perspective No 34, 31 pages

Konstantinos Andriotis and Mahmoud Saleh

Fading skills, rising doubts – what fuels tourists’ skepticism toward AI? No 35, 24 pages

Márk Miskolczi, Melinda Jászberényi, Krisztina Keller, Monica Fabiola Coronel Padilla, Lívia Pintér Szabóné and László Kökény

Leveraging large language models for sentiment-based POI recommendations in social networks No 36, 37 pages

Xuelian He and Zhenhuan Liu

From questions to insights: how domain-specific semantics boost LLM access to touristic real-time occupancy data No 37, 29 pages

Stefan Neubig, Linus Göhl, Rahul Radhakrishnan, Matthias Weirich, Andreas Hein, Robert Keller and Helmut Krcmar

Nipah virus “next pandemic?” narratives: travel risk perception, airport screening, and misinformation across Reddit communities (Dec 2025–Jan 2026) No 38, 22 pages

Sezai Tunca

From watching to wishing: a multimodal computational analysis of how PUGC video-Danmaku ecology shapes travel intention No 39, 46 pages

Feng Ye, Min Yin, Shouqian Sun and Xuanzheng Wang

Driving tourism growth through AI adoption in G-7 economies: a quantile regression approach No 4, 24 pages

Shuai Zhao, Muhammad Adil Javed and Xinxiang Gao

The contribution of accessible social media data to the work of tourism research communities: a bibliometric network analysis of studies using Flickr data No 40, 28 pages

Bálint Kádár and Márcio Ribeiro Martins

AI-driven segmentation of outbound cultural tourists: clustering based on perceived benefits, concerns, engagement and trust toward AI cultural recommendations No 41, 29 pages

Zhi Zheng, Xin Yu Bie and Jong Min Kim

When robots speak: exploring conversational styles, robot persona realism, and engagement in hospitality and tourism services No 42, 30 pages

Shafaqat Mehmood, Zhimin Zhou, Ifra Noor and Salman Khan

Does artificial intelligence improve accessibility in cultural and heritage tourism? Evidence from a design-led review and the Inclusive Human–AI Mediation (IHAM) framework No 43, 32 pages

Shuo Wang, Yu-Quan Mei, Jia-Cheng Yue and Hao-Ming Xia

Beyond choice architecture: toward understanding the role of the decoy effect in sustainable tourism recommender systems No 5, 26 pages

Diana Chvirova, Robert Keller, Lotta Stöbe and Linda Wolf

A six-phase AI-expert framework for evaluating policy coherence in sustainable tourism No 6, 30 pages

Hrvoje Carić, Ante Mandić and Ivan Sever

Measuring tourism destination image from multimodal online reviews: a novel framework using deep learning approach No 7, 27 pages

Xiaoli Wang, Chenxi Zhang, Zeshui Xu and Lu Yin

From museums to fantasyscapes: user responses to traditional and hyperreality VR in cultural tourism No 8, 27 pages

Tingjun Chen, Rezvan Eftekhary, Andrei P. Kirilenko and Svetlana Stepchenkova

Navigating uncertainty: enhancing hotel cancellation predictions with adaptive machine learning No 9, 28 pages

Pedro Silvestre, Nuno Antonio and Paulo Carrasco