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E-Turismo Y Dinámica Del Mercado Turístico El Caso Del Sector De La Industria Hotelera En Agadir, Marruecos
[E-Tourisme Et Dynamique Du Marché Touristique Le Cas Du Secteur De L'Hotellerie A Agadir, Maroc]

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  • Hassan Faouzi

    (Université Internationale d'Agadir - Partenaires INRAE)

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A través de este artículo estudiamos una cuestión de gran actualidad y de futuro, a saber el impacto del NTIC sobre el turismo. Entre los actores múltiples del sector turístico, escogimos enfocarnos en la industria hotelera a través del caso de la ciudad de Agadir : primera ciudad costera de Marruecos. Trataremos de comprender las puestas del e-turismo y del e-marketing o web de marketing en un contexto donde la competencia es exacerbada.

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  • Hassan Faouzi, 2013. "E-Turismo Y Dinámica Del Mercado Turístico El Caso Del Sector De La Industria Hotelera En Agadir, Marruecos [E-Tourisme Et Dynamique Du Marché Touristique Le Cas Du Secteur De L'Hotellerie A Agadir," Post-Print hal-02902470, HAL.
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