Pacebook: Distributed Tourism Services
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The document summarizes a service design jam focused on distributed tourism and sustainability called "Pacebook". Pacebook would provide an integrated platform connecting travelers and tourism providers. It would offer services related to destinations, time management, cooperation between stakeholders, and links between attractions. The platform aims to influence sustainable travel behaviors and convert non-touristic cities and areas into tourist destinations. It sees advantages in promoting sustainability, cultural exchange, and supporting travel planning and transactions. Potential disadvantages include lack of communication security. The jam was conducted by a team of three members.
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Pacebook: Distributed Tourism Services
- 4. PaceBook Introduction Values Our Service Design techniques Services Advantages & Disadvantages Team members
- 5. Introduction Our main idea was around Jam's theme "Planet Earth" by determining tourist industry gaps and sustainablity problems. The key factor of our idea is about Distributed Turism and it derived from Distributed Economy for improving sustainability. What is Pacebook? Pacebook consisted of two words: pace + book. In fact, it is a book to pace. Pacebook provides an integrated space for both travellers and tourism service providers.
- 6. How it works? Pacebook based on four traveller's main approach: Destinations: Pacebook provides services for destinations i.e. finding locations, making new tourist attractions... Time: services for managing Tourists times and time consumption optimization. For example, network system participants can produce applications in order to control traveller's leisure times... Cooperation: Service participants are network law makers. All service users and participants are involved in policies by establishing control board. members cooperate in policy making and demands control. Paths: Links between tourists attractions.
- 7. Facilities: all traveling resources, tools and devices such as houses, beds, boots, backpacks etc. Information: This system provides a suitable context for information sharing such as traveling experiences, books, multimedia and so on.
- 8. Values
- 9. HOME! Yeah! This is a SUSTAINABLE SERVICE
- 10. SERVICE for Influencing User Behaviour
- 11. SERVICE for TRAVEL Culture OF Course It takes long time!
- 12. Design & Representation Techniques
- 15. Services
- 16. Changing no-touristic cities To touristic cities
- 17. Can be part of the TRAVEL-NETWORK
- 20. Business Travel Aids
- 23. Travel planning
- 24. Advantages And Disadvantages
- 25. Advantages: -Sustainable living -Culturing, traveling rules and behaviors -Altering none-tourist attraction to tourist attraction -Business traveling aids -Travel plan and travel visualization -Experience and media sharing system -Participants communications -Financial transaction aids -Investment aids for none- tourist attraction
- 26. Disadvantages: - lake of communication security
- 27. Mostafa Tohidifar Alireza Nourollahi Reihaneh Emtenani