Authors :
Lake Abebe Ayele
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 2 - February
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/mwdextbd
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/4vez2378
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10754101
Abstract :
This literature review describes research
findings about social media's function in the travel and
tourism sector. Its goal is to examine and evaluate
articles about social media and how it affects the travel
and tourism sector.
Methodology
Three reputable databases—Science Direct, Google
Scholar, and Genesis Library were used to gather
information for this review. The collected data was
screened after articles about social media and travel
were selected, and 45 articles were ultimately chosen for
review.
Findings
This evaluation discovered that consumer-centric
studies typically concentrated on the use and influence of
social media in the research phase of travelers' travel
planning processes. The investigation was based on a
content analysis of the studied articles from the
perspectives of both consumers and providers. Studies
about suppliers have primarily focused on the
management, promotion, and research roles.
This literature review describes research
findings about social media's function in the travel and
tourism sector. Its goal is to examine and evaluate
articles about social media and how it affects the travel
and tourism sector.
Methodology
Three reputable databases—Science Direct, Google
Scholar, and Genesis Library were used to gather
information for this review. The collected data was
screened after articles about social media and travel
were selected, and 45 articles were ultimately chosen for
review.
Findings
This evaluation discovered that consumer-centric
studies typically concentrated on the use and influence of
social media in the research phase of travelers' travel
planning processes. The investigation was based on a
content analysis of the studied articles from the
perspectives of both consumers and providers. Studies
about suppliers have primarily focused on the
management, promotion, and research roles.