Increased importance of user generated content (UGC) forces hotel managers to place greater emphasis on monitoring their online reputation. The study at hand investigates the hospitality industry’s attitude towards UGC as well as if and how the industry monitors online reviews of tourists. Data collected from an online survey conducted in German- speaking countries in Europe (Austria, Germany and Switzerland) are analyzed. The analysis of 693 completed questionnaires revealed that managers in all three countries assess evaluating UGC as highly important. This is also reflected in a high percentage of managers monitoring their hotels’ reputation themselves and by not delegating the task to employees. Further, managers have a rather positive ...
With the increasing use of Web 2.0 applications, user-generated content (UGC) has gained importance ...
Purpose – The aim of this research is to analyse how hotels incorporate their online reputation on t...
The advent of web2 and the interactivity it allowed net surfers to communicate freely with the purpo...
It is an indisputable fact that social media technology has been changing the way of consumers’ inf...
The aim of the thesis is to determine whether online User-Generated Content (UGC) within the lodging...
The user-generated content (UGC) Web sites are gaining popularity for a wide range of media content,...
While negative online reviews can damage a hotel reputation and virally spread negative word of mout...
Nowadays hotel reviews, published on various travel websites like TripAdvisor, Booking, Expedia and ...
Bruce GrantBraham examines the latest hospitality information technology application
none2noThis study aims to understand current Italian hotel managers’ practices in monitoring online ...
Putting customers at the center of business is the priority for the global hospitality and tourism c...
With the Web 2.0, the interpersonal influence now includes its extension in cyberspace with electron...
Putting customers at the center of business is the priority for the global hospitality and tourism c...
The decision-making process based on the user generated content (UGC) can be used by several industr...
Due to rapid development and consumer adoption of technology, the hospitality industry has dramatica...
With the increasing use of Web 2.0 applications, user-generated content (UGC) has gained importance ...
Purpose – The aim of this research is to analyse how hotels incorporate their online reputation on t...
The advent of web2 and the interactivity it allowed net surfers to communicate freely with the purpo...
It is an indisputable fact that social media technology has been changing the way of consumers’ inf...
The aim of the thesis is to determine whether online User-Generated Content (UGC) within the lodging...
The user-generated content (UGC) Web sites are gaining popularity for a wide range of media content,...
While negative online reviews can damage a hotel reputation and virally spread negative word of mout...
Nowadays hotel reviews, published on various travel websites like TripAdvisor, Booking, Expedia and ...
Bruce GrantBraham examines the latest hospitality information technology application
none2noThis study aims to understand current Italian hotel managers’ practices in monitoring online ...
Putting customers at the center of business is the priority for the global hospitality and tourism c...
With the Web 2.0, the interpersonal influence now includes its extension in cyberspace with electron...
Putting customers at the center of business is the priority for the global hospitality and tourism c...
The decision-making process based on the user generated content (UGC) can be used by several industr...
Due to rapid development and consumer adoption of technology, the hospitality industry has dramatica...
With the increasing use of Web 2.0 applications, user-generated content (UGC) has gained importance ...
Purpose – The aim of this research is to analyse how hotels incorporate their online reputation on t...
The advent of web2 and the interactivity it allowed net surfers to communicate freely with the purpo...