The Implementatioin of Mobile Advising Service for Traveling in Russia

Student: Zverev Aleksey

Educational Programme: Business Informatics (Master)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2017

Because of the need to decrease the economics’ dependency ratio on oil price dynamics by lowering its industry’s share of GDP, Russia is currently seeking the ways of economic reorientation. One of such ways is tourism, which share of GDP is still very small. Tourist attractions are still mostly unknown, city infrastructure in the regions is at low level of development. However, there’s been several projects and programs developed (some with the help of Russia Tourism Agency) to increase regions’ tourist appeal. This work begins with a quick overview of Russian tourist market and its dynamics, IT-market and its major tendencies, chat-bots and the actuality of this technology. Based on that research and on the analysis of main algorithms and problems, a prototype has been developed. That model implements algorithms for generating recommendations and finding optimal route.

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