STRATEGIES
Steps for digital transformation in your organisation
Due to digitalisation, the tasks for tourism organisations are changing at all levels. Whereas the “M” in LMO and DMO used to stand for “marketing” in particular, this has changed to “management” in recent years. Looking at the profound importance of data within the work of tourism organisations by now, it is clear that the development will continue to lean towards a “data management” organisation.
In order to make this possible, some important prerequisites and processes must be addressed and implemented in the respective organisations.
Contributions to the topic Strategy
We would, therefore, like to share our knowledge and support tourism organisations in their strategic work. For this purpose, our experts have created technical papers with tips & tricks for the digital transformation in DMOs.
Status Quo Open Data Activities of LMOs and Magic Cities
In addition to the activities of the Open Data project group, the LMOs and Magic Cities are also actively promoting the topic within their federal states and cities. The [...]
10 Tips for Open Data
We often hear the statement "I understand open data in theory, but how do I prepare my data to be open data now?" In order to explain the necessary [...]
The Digitally Networked Guest
Guests are digitally connected - always and everywhere. The behavior of guests is changing in the course of advancing digitalization: they are increasingly informing themselves and booking digitally, both [...]
ThüCAT – The Concept of Digital Tourism
What if...? ...the exhausted hiker in search of a cool beer would no longer have to stand in front of closed doors, even though the website said 'open'? [...]
Tourism data management North Rhine-Westphalia – Open, Linked, Digital
Today's guests are digitally on the move. The smartphone and other mobile devices have become a constant companion for people. They communicate via social media, get their information on [...]
Does tourism need Open Data?
Views put to the test. Open Data as an attitude. The debate about Open Data is initially less about technical issues and more about negotiating [...]
