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    Digital Transformation-Oriented Innovation in Museum Settings via Digital Engagement: Virtual Reality
    (IGI Global, 2022) Yüce, Ali
    The digital era has been one of the most popular topics that has drawn a vast amount of attention over the past several decades. Digitalization-oriented innovative approaches to unleash the business potential and improve consumer satisfaction with immersive technologies have been another hot topic among scholars. Although theoretical-based discussion dates back to the 1930s regarding the impact of Virtual Reality, practical aspects of immersive technology are still scant in the current literature. This study proposes several objectives; (a) how advanced immersive technology can revolutionize the accessibility of the museums, (b) how VR technology influences visitors’ motivation, (c) the linkage between VR technology and visit and revisit intentions. Due to the lack of supporting evidence in a museum setting, this chapter also aims to enhance the extant literature by exploring the critical aspects of VR technology. Lastly, this study also intends to come up with constructive, innovative, and creative suggestions for the local and national authorities and museum management teams.
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    Digital Twins and Sustainable Developments in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry
    (IGI, 2023) Yüce, Ali
    Since information and communication technologies have had such a profound impact on every part of our lives, the globe has undergone significant transformation. This impact will not only increase productivity and efficiency, but will also have a substantial positive impact on all aspects of sustainable development. Recent developments in technologies that convey dynamic and real-time data, like the digital twin, have the great potential to revolutionize our concept of sustainability in smart manufacturing and monitoring natural resources. With the use of digital twin technology, you may decrease and potentially eliminate possible energy waste, maintenance expenses, and time waste by making quick predictions and taking prompt remedial action during the manufacturing process. This conceptual paper contends that, digital twin can significantly boost an organization's productivity and profitability while enhancing destinations' values, including distinctive natural, cultural, and environmental resources, without endangering the lives of the next generation.
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    Dissecting Turkey’s Tourism Development Model: A Political Economy Approach
    (2025) Yüce, Ali
    Since the 1980s, tourism has been employed as a means of economic growth rather as an end, compromising essential resources and disregarding sustainability principles concerning sociocultural values and environmental assets. Many countries have significantly benefited economically from tourism activities due to the ideologically driven paradigm shift, particularly with the adoption of neoliberal policies. However, there is conflicting evidence and assertations in the literature about the success story of tourism-based development strategies. Despite the diversity of discussions, there is limited understanding of the fundamental variables affecting Turkish tourism development plans. Hence, this study systematically and critically analyzes existing literature to enhance the scope, content, and understanding of the theoretical foundations of the tourism development process. This study also provides suggestions and identifies limitations for further research in the domain of tourism.
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    ICT Pandemic Time Adoption and Immersive Technologies: A Comprehensive Review
    (IGI-Global, 2022) Yüce, Ali
    The tourism industry is a driving force for the global economy. Immersive technologies create powerful opportunities for the products and services of the tourism industry. The convergence of tourism products with advanced technology has a notable impact on business growth, lowering the operational marketing and training costs, and finally, remarkably influencing the consumers’ perception of their choice of destinations. Technology is also an essential instrument for the travel and hospitality industry during hard times, such as the novel COVID-19 pandemics, which caused a sudden and sharp interruption in business and private environments. The business owners and labor force have suffered drastically owing to the pandemics. Immersive technologies have vast potential for sectoral growth and present an alternative digitalized tourism environment for all but especially tourism-dependent destinations. Early adopters of advanced technology have had a greater opportunity to recover from the severe economic damages. Yet, there is an urgent need to discover how immersive technologies helped companies survive the pandemic. Hence, it is essential to understand the immersive technology's epistemological aspect to rip the benefits of the technology-enabled marketing solutions and create alternative tourism approaches when faced with unprecedented challenges.
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    Impact of Technology in Sustainable Tourism Development: Virtual Reality
    (IGI-Global, 2022) Yüce, Ali
    Tourism has been one of the engines powering the thriving economies, leveraging the quality of lives and transforming the people's sociocultural status worldwide. There is no doubt that innovative technologies are critical and significantly efficient for the economies during a hard time and in blossoming times. Moreover, it is also vital to understand and present some essential issues that harm tourism development. Thus, this chapter strives to offer innovative technology-oriented alternative strategies and practical implications to benefit all the stakeholders at the destination and the consumers by focusing on the long-term benefits. This chapter also aims to understand how technology can take a role to stimulate visitors' motivation and behaviour towards a touristic product or a destination.
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    Role of human capital and emerging technologies to achieve the climate neutrality goals in tourism industry: A review
    (Springer Nature, 2025) Yüce, Ali
    Climate change poses a significant threat to all life on earth. Climate neutrality has emerged as a crucial objective to ensure the long-term survival of the earth's natural resources. Local and national authorities have implemented recent legislation to mitigate carbon emissions by compensating for alternative methods in many industries. Tourism industry, sometimes referred to as a “industry without chimney” in Turkish, generates a substantial quantity of greenhouse gases, surpassing initial projections. This study focuses on three primary factors: human capital, emerging technology, and climate neutrality. This study examines the impact of human capital and emerging technology on achieving climate neutrality, with a specific focus on the tourism industry. The existing body of research asserts that there is a connection between human capital, developing technology, and achieving climate neutrality. A study report has stated that human capital and developing technology might have both good and negative effects on the ecological system. However, the definition and idea of climatic neutrality necessitate a comprehensive comprehension, taking into account the interconnection with the other characteristics discussed in this work. In addition, despite several studies in the literature on the tourism industry, there has been limited investigation into the relationship between human capital and developing technologies in relation to climate neutrality. This study tries to evaluate and synthesize the relationship between human capital, new technologies, and climate neutrality in a concise manner. In a manner, this review study aims to establish a correlation between three key characteristics by analyzing fundamental texts that are key terms to the ecosystem. Some of the terms mentioned here are sustainability, carbon footprint, tourism industry, and awareness. Furthermore, this study asserts a robust correlation between human capital, developing technologies, and climate neutrality. Finally, the research discusses recommendations as well as theoretical and practical contributions.
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    Transition from Traditional Tourism Destinations to Digital Nomad-Friendly Destinations: A Conceptual Perspective
    (IGI-Global, 2025) Yüce, Ali
    The primary objective of this study is to elucidate how destinations ought to be created to provide a more organic and unencumbered environment in which digital nomads can experience comfort, security, and tranquility. Multiple studies demonstrate the influence of smart cities or attractions on tourists. Nevertheless, there is a scarcity of research investigating the effects of digital nomadism on tourism destinations overall, especially with the advantages and obstacles it entails. Thus, the study conducts a conceptual analysis, carefully assessing relevant materials and engaging with the field of tourism. This study employed a hermeneutic methodology to analyze the existing literature, offering diverse perspectives that enhance the current comprehension of the subject. Finally, it is found that the implementation and modification of these technologies do not significantly influence the goals of visitors seeking to enjoy their work while they are on the move.