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ICT: e-tourismeDamascus 28 April 2004
drives newNew technology drivesnew demandand a new business environment• 90 per cent of Internet users in the USA are looking forinformation on e-tourism eportals• 66 per cent of American citizens trust that e-tourism eportals aredelivering better quality services than traditional travel agents• 32 per cent of the travellers living in the USA <strong>org</strong>anise their travel tusing the Internet (+28 per cent over one year)Source: Yesawich, Pepperdine &Brwon/Yankelovich(www.ypb.com), 2003• 34 per cent of French citizens that travelled during the past yearbooked over the Internet; 47 per cent among them booked amonth in advance.Source: lastminute.com/TNS/SOFRES), 2004Consumers are empowered by information, search globally for productsmeeting their needs and tend to buy on price (transparency=> Kelkoo)Damascus 28 April 2004
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Page 3 and 4: http://www.unctad.orgDamascus 28 Ap
Page 5 and 6: LEGAL ASPECTS OF TRADETRADE FACILIT
Page 8 and 9: Developing Countries (DC)Key Facts
Page 10 and 11: Is the socio-economic sustainabilit
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Page 16 and 17: Challenges to raise•Toshare the p
Page 18: Towards the autonomy of destination
Page 22 and 23: Strategic partnershipsDamascus 28 A
Page 24 and 25: A possible solution: co-opetition
Page 26 and 27: Thank youE-mail:jean-francoisfranco

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