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What AI has to say about Swiss tourism policy

This week, the Tourism Forum Switzerland 2024 took place. Interesting presentations, many discussions and lots and lots of information. How to deal with all these insights? I packed the documents together with a few interesting external sources into AI tools...

To start with, I just loaded everything into a Google NotebookLM:

Here are the results:

  • Deep dive podcast (NotebookLM)

Try it out four yourself! All you need is a gmail account for NotebookLM access and some online sources, like for example:

TFS 2024 on the seco website

Swiss Tourism policy on the seco website

OECD paper on the evaluation of tourism policies and programmes

OECD Tourism trends and policies 2024

(All resources on this page are unedited AI output.)

 

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