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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Artificial intelligence is particularly relevant to travel and tourism for several reasons. Tourists need to make a series of decisions about future trips, for example, choosing a destination, transport, accommodation, and activities, among other things. These decisions will have a significant impact on tourists’ satisfaction with their trip. However, the range of destinations, transport, accommodation, and activ- ities currently available presents an almost infinite array of options necessitating assistance. Tourism organizations and agents face a similar challenge when trying to find the best match between customers and travel packages tailored to their needs. Organizations have an almost infinite supply of potential customers.
Arshaq Habib
Mr. Arshaq Habib is a Research Scholar at Mangalore University. He has completed his MBA (Tourism and Travel Management) and is currently pursuing his PhD in Mangalore University. He is a travel expert and an adventure specialist. ‘As a student of management, I have always been interested in customer’s perceptions, decision making processes, factors driving and impacting the field of management and thereby a specific business sector. Currently I'm serving as the Managing Director for Lotus Group India Pvt. Ltd, Airbone Holidays and Logistics and Western Ghats Expedition’.
