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Social media is fundamentally changing the way travellers and tourists search, find, read and trust, as well as collaboratively produce information about tourism suppliers and tourism destinations. Presenting cutting-edge theory, research and case studies investigating Web 2.0 applications and tools that transform the role and behaviour of the new generation of travellers, this book also examines the ways in which tourism organisations reengineer and implement their business models and operations, such as new service development, marketing, networking and knowledge management. Written by an international group of researchers widely known for their expertise in the field of the Internet and tourism, chapters include applications and case studies in various travel, tourism and leisure sectors.

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'Social Media in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality provides a comprehensive overview of how the rapidly developing Web 2.0 phenomenon is challenging existing customer service, marketing and promotional processes throughout our sector. Packed with examples and comprehensive analyses, the text help readers to rapidly gain an in-depth understanding of both current practices and potential future perspectives, helping them to assess the implications of such developments for their own businesses.' Peter O' Connor, ESSEC Business School, France 'This is an excellent book. The focus of the book on Web 2.0 is important and timely as technology and society have converged to create tools which will have profound impact on travel. The variety of topics and depth to which issues related to Web 2.0 are discussed make it a volume that should be read by all tourism scholars. Further, it challenges both academics and industry professionals alike to consider how the quickly emerging online communities within Web 2.0 are shaping our future.' Daniel R. Fesenmaier, Temple University, USA 'This gripping collection of key topics in social media marketing is an extremely useful guide for tourism and hospitality researchers and practitioners alike. The latest insights into strategy development, Web 2.0 impact on user behaviour and knowledge management are illustrated with real-world case studies that will make you fit for your business.' Christian Maurer, University of Applied Sciences Krems, Austria 'This book exhibits a masterful combination of conceptual sources with rich empirical cases. Its goals are not only to explore how social media shapes tourism demand and supply, but the social effects of media on forging new hybrid identities.' Annals of Tourism Research

List of Figures
ix
List of Tables
xi
List of Contributors
xiii
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
xxi
Introduction 1(6)
PART 1 WEB 2.0: STRATEGIC AND OPERATIONAL BUSINESS MODELS
1 Introduction to Part 1
7(4)
Marianna Sigala
2 Web 2.0 and Networks in Wine Tourism: The Case Studies of greatwinecapitals.com and wineandhospitalitynetwork.com
11(14)
Evangelos Christou
Athina Nella
3 Web 2.0 and Customer Involvement in New Service Development: A Framework, Cases and Implications in Tourism
25(14)
Marianna Sigala
4 `Creating the Buzz': Merchant City (Glasgow) Case Study
39(14)
Jim Hamill
Alan Stevenson
5 Examining Hotel Managers' Acceptance of Web 2.0 in Website Development: A Case Study of Hotels in Hong Kong
53(16)
Daniel Hee Leung
Andy Lee
Rob Law
PART 2 WEB 2.0: APPLICATIONS FOR MARKETING
6 Introduction to Part 2
69(4)
Evangelos Christou
7 Theoretical Models of Social Media, Marketing Implications, and Future Research Directions
73(14)
Bing Pan
John C. Crotts
8 Riding the Social Media Wave: Strategies of DMOs Who Successfully Engage in Social Media Marketing
87(12)
Jun (Nina) Shao
Mary Ann Davila Rodriguez
Ulrike Gretzel
9 National DMOs and Web 2.0
99(22)
Jim Hamill
Alan Stevenson
Daniela Attard
10 Arizona Meeting Planners' Use of Social Networking Media
121(12)
Woojin Lee
Timothy J. Tyrrell
11 Web 2.0 and Pricing Transparency in Hotel Services
133(16)
Evangelos Christou
Athina Nella
12 Blogs: "Re-inventing" Tourism Communication
149(18)
Serena Volo
PART 3 WEB 2.0: TRAVELLERS' BEHAVIOUR
13 Introduction to Part 3
167(4)
Ulrike Gretzel
14 Travellers 2.0: Motivation, Opportunity and Ability to Use Social Media
171(18)
Eduardo Parra-Lopez
Desiderio Gutierrez-Tano
Ricardo J. Diaz-Armas
Jacques Bulchand-Gidumal
15 Use and Creation of Social Media by Travellers
189(18)
Kyung-Hyan Yoo
Ulrike Gretzel
16 Users' Attitudes Toward Online Social Networks in Travel
207(18)
Khaldoon "Khal" Nusair
Mehmet Erdem
Fevzi Okumus
Anil Bilgihan
17 An Exploration of Wine Blog Communication Patterns
225(14)
Vasiliki Vrana
Kostas Zafiropoulos
Dimitrios Vagianos
18 The Effect of E-Reviews on Consumer Behaviour: An Exploratory Study on Agro-Tourism
239(18)
Katia L. Sidali
Matthias Fuchs
Achim Spiller
PART 4 WEB 2.0: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND MARKET RESEARCH
19 Introduction to Part 4
257(4)
Marianna Sigala
20 Knowledge Management and Web 2.0: Preliminary Findings from the Greek Tourism Industry
261(20)
Marianna Sigala
Kalotina Chalkiti
21 Analysing Blog Content for Competitive Advantage: Lessons Learned in the Application of Software Aided Linguistics Analysis
281(12)
John C. Crotts
Boyd H. Davis
Peyton R. Mason
22 Social Media Monitoring: A Practical Case Example of City Destinations
293(20)
Alan Stevenson
Jim Hamill
Index 313
Marianna Sigala, Assistant professor, University of the Aegean, Greece, Evangelos Christou, Professor, Alexander TEI of Thessaloniki, Greece and Ulrike Gretzel, Associate Professor, University of Wollongong, Australia