Guided tourism employing unmanned aerial vehicle.
Abstract
Tourism is difficult due to various aspects of the environment: ignorance of the place, deteriorated maps, disoriented roads, and even, "little contribution of technology in the process of guided visits". The problem occurs when people visit places without updated information, generating confusion and uncertainty. The objective is to analyze the use of unmanned aerial vehicles coupled with a system of guided tours for tourist purposes, socializing visitors with search methods to transform technological realities into tour operators. The scientific method used was the exploratory research for a general overview of the visitor. A quasi-experimental methodology was used to measure the behavior of several people who intended to arrive with and without the unmanned aerial vehicles as a guide.
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