THE MOST CONVENIENT TOURIST SERVICES: A COMPARISON OF RATINGS AND USER REVIEWS

Authors

  • Rizamuxamedova Kamila Murod qizi Author
  • AL HAJ AAREF MILANA DAHAM Author

Keywords:

Keywords: Online Travel Services, User Reviews, Booking Convenience, Customer Satisfaction, Travel Apps

Abstract

Nowadays the rising popularity of online travel platforms has changed the way 
tourists  organize  and  reserve  their  journeys.  Websites  like  Booking.com,  Airbnb, 
Expedia, and Agoda are now helpful for travelers who are looking for places to stay, 
activities, and transportation. This aims to analyze the convenience of popular services 
by comparing user ratings and feedback. Both original and existing data were used. 
This  article  investigates  aspects  like  user-  friendliness,  support,  cost,  selection  of 
choice and reliability. 

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Published

2025-04-12

How to Cite

Rizamuxamedova Kamila Murod qizi, & AL HAJ AAREF MILANA DAHAM. (2025). THE MOST CONVENIENT TOURIST SERVICES: A COMPARISON OF RATINGS AND USER REVIEWS . TADQIQOTLAR, 60(1), 79-83. https://scientific-jl.com/tad/article/view/8602