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Personalized Smart Travel with Identification and Payment

In: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2024

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  • Şuayb Talha Özçelik

    (SeturTech, IT and R &D Center)

  • Meltem Turhan Yöndem

    (SeturTech, IT and R &D Center)

  • Tunga Sayıcı

    (Turkcell Technology)

  • Emre Balcı

    (Turkcell Technology)

  • Begüm Al

    (Paycell)

  • Oğuzhan Akkurt

    (Paycell)

Abstract

Tourism is a sector that has a substantial economic impact on countries. With the advancement of technology, personalized solutions have become essential in the tourism sector. Building a user profile is the most common method to personalize a system. Personalization in the travel industry aims to provide travelers with the same level of support that they would receive from an assistant who knows them best. This can be achieved by analyzing the traveler’s previous activities, demographic information, and characteristics as a traveler. Various new technologies have started to be used in tourism, and one of them is blockchain, which can be a critical element in the tourism industry in the following years. Travelers must present their identification at various points throughout their trip. Blockchain-based identification technology allows users to go paperless throughout their journey. Digital transactions can enhance the payment experience for visitors at tourism destinations. Destinations that offer digital payment services are viewed as smart tourist hotspots and tend to be more successful in attracting visitors. In this perspective, we added a digital payment system to our system. In this project, as a sub-part of the Celtics-Next project, SmarTravel, we planned to develop the personalized tourism system of the future, in which the customer is the focus, with three institutions: Setur Tourism Agency, Turkcell Technology, and Paycell. We hope that our project will set an example of how payment processes and blockchain-based identification can be integrated into customer-oriented smart systems.

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  • Şuayb Talha Özçelik & Meltem Turhan Yöndem & Tunga Sayıcı & Emre Balcı & Begüm Al & Oğuzhan Akkurt, 2024. "Personalized Smart Travel with Identification and Payment," Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics, in: Katerina Berezina & Lyndon Nixon & Aarni Tuomi (ed.), Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2024, pages 259-271, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:prbchp:978-3-031-58839-6_28
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-58839-6_28
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