The Future of Spa Towns: Integrating Traditional and AI-Based Tools for Sustainable Tourism
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https://doi.org/10.63671/ijsssr.v3i2.450Keywords:
spa towns, management, artificial intelligence, sustainability, territorial and city differencesAbstract
Spa towns face new challenges due to the 21st century's global tourism demands and sustainability requirements. Traditional management tools are no longer sufficient to meet the rapidly changing needs of modern tourism. This research aims to evaluate the specific effectiveness of traditional and Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven management tools in both international and Hungarian contexts, with particular attention to settlement characteristics and the unique challenges of tourism. The results suggest that a combination of traditional and AI-driven tools offers an effective solution to enhancing the sustainability and competitiveness of spa towns. The study places special emphasis on addressing differences between the spa towns and examining the social and ethical impacts of AI-driven tools.
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