Marketing

World Wide Web

Linguistics

Philosophy

Tourism geography

Public relations

Government (linguistics)

Face (sociological concept)

Tourism

Theme (computing)

Archaeology

Computer science

Business

Mathematics

Geography

Political science

Domain (mathematical analysis)

Sociology

Mathematical analysis

Public domain

Theology

Knowledge management

Social science

Information Technology & Tourism

Digital well-being has become a popular theme within a public discourse that increasingly attracts consumers, businesses, government institutions and technology providers who all face challenges in their technology-driven existence. However, there have been no attempts to create a comprehensive framework for a general understanding of digital well-being and the new roles and responsibilities that emerge from it in the tourism domain. Thus, this paper looks at understanding digital well-being in general and its concomitant applications in the tourism domain. After mapping characteristic digital well-being approaches and examples, we foresee the need for establishing a digital well-being continuum between everyday life and tourism that rests on three new sets of roles and responsibilities for the tourism domain, grouped around the need for adopting digital well-being philosophy in tourism, setting up new policies, and designing novel services and experiences.

Digital well-being in the tourism domain: mapping new roles and responsibilities