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ISO 20525:2026
Tourism and related services — Semantics applied to tourism destinations
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STANDARD published on 23.9.2026
The information about the standard:
Designation standards: ISO 20525:2026
Publication date standards: 23.9.2026
SKU: NS-1286065
The number of pages: 67
Approximate weight : 201 g (0.44 lbs)
Country: International technical standard
Category: Technical standards ISO
The category - similar standards:
Leisure and tourism in generalIT applications in information, documentation and publishing
Annotation of standard text ISO 20525:2026 :
Description / Abstract: This document provides a semantic base that allows the representation of relevant information related to tourism destinations, including resources and services within the destination, travel experiences, and the destination itself. It establishes the terminology, hierarchy, and the minimum properties and relationships required for the definition of a reference semantic structure, ensuring the interoperability of local, territorial and country tourism information technology (IT) platforms with third-party digital systems. This document provides tourism destinations with semantic data structures that primarily benefit final users (i.e. tourists and other interested parties), as these structures allow destinations to provide access to relevant information in an intuitive and agile way, and improve the interaction between tourists and the systems that manage, publish, carry transactions and accompany tourists during their journey. Furthermore, destination managers, data managers and data publishers, applying this document can also benefit from such implementation.
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