Artificial intelligence revolutionizes tourism in Ho Chi Minh City!

Artificial intelligence revolutionizes tourism in Ho Chi Minh City!

As part of an increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the tourism industry, progress present that revolutionize both the planning of travel and promoting tourist offers. An example of this is the Suoi Tien tourist area in Vietnam, where hundreds of guest delegates saw an animated film created by AI entitled "Thanh Giong". This lively 3D film impressed with its appealing design and impressively shows the possibilities that AI offers in the entertainment and tourism industry. According to Mr. Bui Vinh the, director of Finviet Cross-Border Payment Business, the production of such a film now needs less than half a day thanks to AI and only costs around 500,000 and compared to one month and 50 million and

The Vietnamese tourism office from Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt already recognized the trend towards using technology in tourism promotion and is planning concrete steps by 2030 to develop HO-Chi-Minh-Stadt into a leading tourist center in Southeast Asia. This includes implementing a common data system in order to optimize the exchange between different units and the support of local start-ups in the tourism sector. These developments are an important step towards the transformation of the tourism sector, which with the help of 4.0 technology wants to promote its products and services by 2025.

The role of artificial intelligence in travel planning

in Germany it turns out that the travel industry cannot miss the progress of AI. Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to plan travel routes and to provide tips for tourists. Brent Foster, city guide in Hamburg, tests the AI-based platform Chatgpt for the creation of tours. An example of this is an inquiry for a one -hour tour of Hamburg, although the returned proposals are rated as not particularly detailed. Foster notes that the answers are often by default and demands more precise information.

Influencer Diana Zur Löwen has found the same and uses Chatgpt for travel planning. It recommends specifying specific interests and no-go criteria to achieve better results. However, she also reports that the possibility of obtaining more detailed information about sights in conversations is that the susceptibility of AI's susceptibility to errors should not be underestimated. This underlines the need to critically review the advice of the AI.

The future of AI in tourism

Companies like TUI observe these developments and plan their own projects for the integration of AI in their services. The aim is to provide travel advisors faster information and at the same time not to replace the personal points of contact. Brent Foster is skeptical whether AI city tours can achieve personal touch and deep human knowledge. Nevertheless, examples show how the Chatgpt recommendations for classic concerts in the Elbphilharmonie show that technology has potential to open up new perspectives.

The mastery and application of AI in the tourism industry is only at the beginning. Travelers have to spend patience and continue to test the technologies in order to get really satisfactory results. Both in Vietnam and Germany it is clear that the future of travel will be shaped by innovative technologies such as AI, which both travelers and providers can offer numerous advantages.