Tourists are an important asset for the economy of the regions they visit. The answer to the question \u201cwhere do tourists actually go?\u201d could be really useful for public administrators and local governments. In particular, they need to understand what tourists actually visit, where they actually spend nights, and so on and so forth. In this paper, we introduce an original approach that exploits geo-located messages posted by Twitter users through their smartphones when they travel. Tools developed within the FollowMe suite track movements of Twitter users that post tweets in an airport and reconstruct their trips within an observed area. To illustrate the potentiality of our method, we present a simple case study in which trips are...
As the popularity of online social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook continues to rise, ...
In just under seven years, Twitter has grown to count nearly 3% of the entire global population amo...
Online social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have started allowing users to tag their posts w...
In this paper, we introduce an original approach thatexploits timestamped geo-tagged messages posted...
In this paper, we introduce an original approach that exploits timestamped geotagged messages posted...
AbstractTourism recommender systems suggest suitable tourist spots by matching the characteristics o...
Researchers in multiple disciplines have used Twitter to study various mobility patterns and “live”...
Social media has made a big impact on the tourism industry. Tourists are increasingly sharing their ...
Twitter has been actively researched as a human mobility proxy. Tweets can contain two classes of ge...
Tourism related travels have significant impacts on transportation infrastructures, especially in la...
We propose and evaluate a probabilistic framework for es-timating a Twitter user’s city-level locati...
AbstractTourism recommender systems suggest suitable tourist spots by matching the characteristics o...
Real-time information from microblogs like Twitter is useful for different applications such as mark...
Real-time information from microblogs like Twitter is useful for different applications such as mark...
Real-time information from microblogs like Twitter is useful for different applications such as mark...
As the popularity of online social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook continues to rise, ...
In just under seven years, Twitter has grown to count nearly 3% of the entire global population amo...
Online social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have started allowing users to tag their posts w...
In this paper, we introduce an original approach thatexploits timestamped geo-tagged messages posted...
In this paper, we introduce an original approach that exploits timestamped geotagged messages posted...
AbstractTourism recommender systems suggest suitable tourist spots by matching the characteristics o...
Researchers in multiple disciplines have used Twitter to study various mobility patterns and “live”...
Social media has made a big impact on the tourism industry. Tourists are increasingly sharing their ...
Twitter has been actively researched as a human mobility proxy. Tweets can contain two classes of ge...
Tourism related travels have significant impacts on transportation infrastructures, especially in la...
We propose and evaluate a probabilistic framework for es-timating a Twitter user’s city-level locati...
AbstractTourism recommender systems suggest suitable tourist spots by matching the characteristics o...
Real-time information from microblogs like Twitter is useful for different applications such as mark...
Real-time information from microblogs like Twitter is useful for different applications such as mark...
Real-time information from microblogs like Twitter is useful for different applications such as mark...
As the popularity of online social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook continues to rise, ...
In just under seven years, Twitter has grown to count nearly 3% of the entire global population amo...
Online social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have started allowing users to tag their posts w...