The present research aims at understanding the value of travel guidebooks as an object of
consumption in the context of the digital age. It does so by applying a consumer value …

The paper investigates tourist information behaviour on-site in light of the ubiquitous access
to information afforded by smartphones. The study problematizes existing literature on …

The paper argues for the renewed relevance of time geography in tourism in light of the use
of mobile technologies and ubiquitous connectivity. The paper proposes the concept of …

The present thesis explores how the tourist experience is re-articulated through the
mediation of smartphones. I adopt the postphenomenological theory of mediation as the …

The paper explores tourists' smartphone-related information behavior on site in light of the
concept of “planned serendipity”. The ability to gather information at anytime and anywhere …

This chapter aims to encourage tourism researchers to widen their scope of method when
studying tourist behavior. It does so by debating tracking mobility and planning exercises as …