Virtual museums and Calabrian cultural heritage: Projects and challenges

Shopping centers revisited: The interplay between consumers’ spontaneous online communications and retail planning

“…), popularity, recreational and shopping facilities such as souvenir and gift shops (e.g. Jacobsen, Iversen, and Hem, 2019; Lee and King, 2019; Giglio et al, 2015;Stylidis, 2018). Some studies define shopping centre attractiveness mainly based on traditional attributes, such as size and number of anchor stores, layout, location, transportation, opening hours, security, atmospherics, and facilities Teller, 2008;Dennis, et al, 2002b; Dolega, Pvlis, and Singleton, 2016; Blut, Teller, and Floh, 2018; Calvo-Porral and Levy-Mangin, 2018), or transportation related attributes (Dolega, Pvlis, and Singleton, 2016;Finn and Louviere, 1996;Oppewal et al, 1997;Teller and Reutterer, 2008).…”

New technology and tourism industry innovation: evidence from audio-visual patented technologies

“…Such innovations have been particularly appreciated in the case of historical/ archaeological places, where augmented reality allows tourists to better understand the original state of the place with emphasis on buildings and attractions that are no longer accessible (Giglio et al, 2015). Third, innovations in digital marketing enable sharing JHTT 12,4 opinions, reviews and feedback as well as access others' opinions/reviews through social media (see the official Facebook page of cities such as New Orleans in the USA).…”

Store buildings as tourist attractions: Mining retail meaning of store building pictures through a machine learning approach

“…highways and roads, health services, communication and public transport, etc. ), environmental services, recreational and shopping facilities such as souvenir and gift shops (Gearing et al, 1974;Giglio et al, 2015;Reitsamer and Brunner-Sperdin, 2015;Stylidis, 2018).…”