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The current rate of social change, the increasing acceleration of obsolescence and technological innovation we have introduced within a context of uncertainty and risk in which the time for decision-making is increasingly reduced and the life cycle products are becoming increasingly shorter. Therefore, tourism companies need to decide between several alternatives that carry a significant risk, in a short time, which implies the need for smooth and rapid information.

In that sense, we consider as a pioneer work of Poona (1993), relating the new opportunities brought by information technology, with the consideration that the new tourism was emerging tourism would be flexible, so and proposed a “flexible specialization” within the tourism industry, which suggests the need for tools to manage increasingly complex information dynamics.

Consequently, a company governed by a marketing philosophy should be informed about the market as accurate as possible, but also flexible and efficient as possible in a small temporary space. This is particularly relevant when the WTTC, in Progress & Priorities 2003-2004 document sets the framework incardinated tourism as a world increasingly unpredictable. “In this sense, tourism systems of information management will represent a significant competitive gap, driven by information technology. 3.

Marketing information systems satisfaction of desires and needs of tourists in a market increasingly complex and volatile requires sufficient knowledge of them, making it increasingly necessary intensification of research and information collection market. In addition, because customer satisfaction is based on surrogate alternatives, the ability of a company to meet the needs and desires of the market should be analyzed in the context of competitive relationships in which firms operate.

Consequently, the needs and desires of tourists depend on the cultural offer of the organizational and competitive offerings. This fact refers to the advancement of tourism enterprises in strategic planning in the sense of developing positive differences in front of consumers. However, the extension of the tourist market and the globalization of it facilitated by information technology, is essential transition from information systems that are studied as a competitor to companies that share the same destination, to systems information to consider the destination that offers cultural tourism, as the starting unit, and explore the growing cultural destinations that make up the current global competition, given the current implosion of tourist flows.

Between tourism businesses and markets there is a communication flow that precedes, accompanies and follows trade, resulted in the necessary collection of information, particularly about the desires and needs of clients and other agents as well as communication the company markets about their offerings and activities, assuming from the studies before making cultural tourism product, to the analysis after use, checking the degree of acceptance and satisfaction achieved among consumers. Consequently, the main usefulness of the information is summarized in the opportunity to take as a basis for planning in-depth knowledge of the cultural tourism market, and identify problems and market opportunities, develop and evaluate different alternatives for marketing actions and retrieve information back to control the effects of the decision. In that sense, because of the increasing complexity and changing nature of a multiplicity of factors in the tourism market makes the company must be taken into account and force it to have information on an ongoing basis, given the speed of change, and extensively, since the markets are more heterogeneous resulting segmentation and fragmentation.

Innovation and new technologies have brought about a dramatic change for the marketing of businesses and tourist destinations. Tools such as social networks, bogs and online communities allow users and users are not simply static.

Through the power of participation and influence of the media, those users go on to become a brand specifies. Through these tools, tourists can recommend or criticize the business or tourist destinations and services, while allowing that they can better identify the tastes and interests of their clients. The revolution created by the user content has opened a new area full of opportunities for the tourism industry.

However, beware; it has also been a major challenge for businesses and marketing organizations.

On the one hand, tourist destinations and businesses should understand more about their customers know how much worth, what they need and know each segment. Customers are very selective and have a wide choice, to compare all terms. Therefore, if you do not understand or offer what the customer wants to take very little to change business or destination.

On the other hand, passes, the time and opportunity can become a threat. Many companies have failed to adapt to new forms of promotion, this mostly happens in the case of smaller destinations and businesses (Sibs). Nor is it to be because it is, the goal is to do well, designing marketing plans and strategies appropriate to what is happening in the market.

Ecotourism, also known as sustainable tourism and responsible tourism is the latest buzz in the tourism sector worldwide.

Most countries, whether developing or developed country is very effective use of the term “ecotourism” to be a plus for the tourism industry.

Even Nepal, a nation small strokes in the lap of mighty Himalayas is no less back.

Despite all the recent political turmoil, Nepal is constantly working hard to develop into a famous ecotourism destination in the world.

Brief Information on Eco Tourism:
The tourism industry in Nepal has expanded his horizons in the name of eco tourism. Eco-tourism or eco-tourism can be defined as “nature-based travel to relatively undisturbed areas with an emphasis on education.”

This form of tourism is considered as a conservation tool to encourage local people, tourists, government and private agencies or tour operators to protect the nation’s natural treasures. The main emphasis of Eco tourism is on those areas that are rich in biodiversity and have unique cultural heritage.

Today, even the tourists are also more inclined towards ecotourism. As this form of tourism offers considerable scope to take a close look at the different charms of ‘mother nature’. Tourists now believe that a stay amidst the natural treasures is the best way to rejuvenate mind, body and soul.