Description of the responses to the variables investigated in the field study results: Table 1 describes the answers to the first variable of the study in the light of the results of the use of descriptive statistical methods (computational, standard More
The importance of electronic tourism in developing the work of tourism and travel companies 1 – The procedures of the study: Because of the nature of the study used the researchers descriptive descriptive method, which is not limited to describing More
The database and types of data proposed by the Arab National Network: “The database can be defined as” an integrated set of files containing logically linked data “, recorded in a way that reduces replication and makes it easier to More
Objectives of the proposed network 1- Consolidation and flow of data and comprehensive tourist information among Arab countries through the development of means of communication, enabling the Arab investor to obtain all the data needed without moving to other countries, More
Future proposals at the Arab and local level A proposal of a unified Arab national information network for the development of Arab tourism investment The tourism sector is an integral part of the economic sectors of each society. It is More
Basic considerations at the local level: In addition to the three points mentioned in the previous paragraph, there are points and considerations regarding the conditions of the Iraqi tourism sector in the field of information sector, which reflect the importance More
Key considerations for the Arab tourism industry’s interest in information technology: This shows how important it is to realize the importance of tourism sector management to the loss of many benefits and benefits that can be exploited by following the More
The most important benefits of the use of information technology in the tourism sector: 1- Increasing the efficiency and control of the administration responsible for planning, organizing, supervising and coordinating the work of the tourism sector at the state level, More
“: Tourism Regulations and Related By-Laws (21) Because the whole tourism system (like any system) consists of parts of sub-systems connected to each other by internal and reciprocal relationships, they produce quantities of information on the overall organization, receive each More
The need for the tourism sector at all levels to inform information technology and information systems to achieve its objectives through some variables and the following conditions: 1. The complexity of the environmental variables affecting the tourism organization, whether internal More