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Abstract(s)
Sharing economy and contemporary tourism are two emerging concepts that urge to be
investigated together with new ubiquitous and immersive technologies, in the tourism and
hospitality sector. In this rich scenario, we designed and implemented ShareCities, a plat form to foster remote direct information exchange and meaningful interactions among
tourists and locals. Exploiting ShareCities we here present an extended analysis on the
opportunity to use people-to-people recommendation criteria based on proximity. We hence
defined three criteria which drove our analysis: i) profile similarity, ii) geographical proxim ity, and iii) random exploration. Through an online questionnaire, we collect answers from
126 young-adult students, obtaining a general positive interest in the three criteria but also
concerns in terms of privacy, trust, and feeling of disorientation.
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Keywords
Sharing economy People-to-people recommendation Proximity Authentic tourism . Faculdade de Ciências Exatas e da Engenharia
Citation
Ceccarini, C., Nisi, V., & Prandi, C. (2023). Exploring proximity-based recommendation criteria as a tool for information exchange and interactions between locals and tourists. Multimedia Tools and Applications, 82(4), 5229-5252.
Publisher
Springer