Handbook on Big Data Marketing and Management in Tourism and Hospitality

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Handbook on Big Data Marketing and Management in Tourism and Hospitality

9781035300129 Edward Elgar Publishing
Edited by Nikolaos Stylos, Associate Professor in Marketing and Digital Innovation, University of Bristol Business School, University of Bristol and Jeremy Zwiegelaar, Senior Lecturer in Enterprise and Business, Oxford Brookes Business School, Oxford Brookes University, UK
Publication Date: April 2025 ISBN: 978 1 03530 012 9 Extent: c 386 pp
This comprehensive Handbook serves as a key reference for Big Data theorization and implementation that will drive the next generation of marketing and management in tourism and hospitality. It explores the need for systemizing knowledge around using Big Data in decision-making and how the service industries are heavily influenced by data-driven sciences and their relevant applications.

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This comprehensive Handbook serves as a key reference for Big Data theorization and implementation that will drive the next generation of marketing and management in tourism and hospitality. It explores the need for systemizing knowledge around using Big Data in decision-making and how the service industries are heavily influenced by data-driven sciences and their relevant applications.

Chapters demonstrate that tourism is at the forefront of Big Data mining, analysis, and implementation, looking ahead to how this technology offers new opportunities for more personalized intelligence that further increases organizational capabilities in decision-making, marketing, innovation, business models, and service management. Presenting new theoretical insights and practical case studies, this Handbook provides a cutting-edge perspective on the conceptual and managerial aspects of Industry 4.0 apps and particularly those of Big Data for the tourism and hospitality industries. The contributing authors set out the importance of developing the next generation of Big Data analytics and the necessary supporting mechanisms for Generative Artificial Intelligence to achieve greater effectiveness and applicability.

This book is an essential read for scholars and students of hospitality and tourism, particularly those with a focus on marketing and management, as well as managers and organizations within these sectors.
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‘The Handbook on Big Data Marketing and Management in Tourism and Hospitality is a vital resource for both professionals and scholars in our field. This comprehensive volume curates a collection of cutting-edge research, insightful case studies, and best practices that illuminate the transformative impact of big data. I wholeheartedly endorse this Handbook as a pivotal source that will empower its readers to navigate the complexities of big data marketing and management within our industry. Congratulations to the editors on assembling such a timely and invaluable resource.’
– Fevzi Okumus, University of Central Florida, USA

‘The important topic of Big Data, critical as the “raw material “for AI, is very well covered, structured and dissected in this book´s content. The rich spectrum of issues discussed ranges from value-creation, reshaped business models, IoT, ethics and sustainability, as well as emerging technologies. The book takes the view that the future of tourism depends not only on preserving the natural and cultural assets that attract visitors but also on ensuring that the industry contributes positively to local communities and global environmental goals.’
– Luiz Moutinho, University of Suffolk, UK

‘As a groundbreaking resource for students, scholars, and industry professionals, this book expertly navigates the intersection of Big Data and Industry 4.0. With its robust theoretical foundations and rich case studies, the book charts new horizons for harnessing analytics and machine learning to revolutionize service experiences, sustainability, and business strategy in the digital era.’
– Yangyang Jiang, University of Nottingham Ningbo, China



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