As part of the collaboration between Petra Mandac, Vice Dean of Aspira University of Applied Sciences, and the European Commission on the European Capitals of Tourism DM MOVE initiative, an international study is being conducted to explore how young people use artificial intelligence and how it influences their travel habits and behaviour.
The study is conducted in partnership with the Global Resilience Network and IREST (Institute for Research and Higher Studies in Tourism) at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. The target group consists of students and young adults aged 18–30, whose responses will contribute to a better understanding of the role of artificial intelligence in travel planning and travel experiences.
The survey is open from 22 September to 15 October, and the findings will contribute to an international study to be presented at the Global Travel Futures Forum, taking place in Paris on 28 October.
All students and young adults aged 18–30 are invited to participate in the survey and contribute to this research exploring the connection between artificial intelligence, contemporary travel behaviour, and the future of tourism.