Hicham Rajraji

A tourist destination is composed of a multitude of characteristics that can contribute to the success of a dynamic co-creation process that will increase the destination's competitiveness in the tourism sector such as Attractions, Accessibility, Amenities, Available Packages, Activities, and Ancillary Services. It is hoped that these six A's when used together with the smart tool will enhance the tourism experience. 

The destination's product identity is the sum of its attributes, and it's what gives a destination its uniqueness, its identity, its personality. It's the set of characteristics that are inherent to a destination and that make it different from other destinations.It is clear that as travel experiences progress to become smarter, there will be tremendous growth opportunities for the development of new businesses that can provide new opportunities. 

The Tourism Destinations Concept 

• Attractions: The attractions of tourist destinations are one of the things that make people interested in visiting them because they are exciting. Tourist attractions are places that are widely open to the public and used for entertainment, educational purposes, or as tourist attractions.
• Amenities: Amenities refer to the facilities provided at tourism destinations. Visitors are directly affected by these factors that determine the quality of services provided by these organizations. Usually, these facilities can be found within as well as outside the entire tourism destination. This can assist in improving the comfort level for visitors of any tourism destination. Hotel and accommodations are included in these variables, as are restaurants, public facilities, shopping centers, and many more.
• Available packages: In this particular component, you will be able to find various tour packages which have been combined into one package for the purpose of offering to visitors. There are many unique offers in each of these packages, which may attract visitors' attention. Packages consisting of several tourist attractions can be offered at special prices as part of a tour package. They include guiding services, organized tours, and special interest tours.
• Activities: It is common knowledge that tourism activities refer to all kinds of activities that visitors are able to do in a tourism destination.  There are a number of activities that attract tourists to a particular holiday destination. A tourism destination may offer a variety of activities to its visitors. Activities such as sightseeing, swimming, outbound, playing, and taking photographs are just some of these options.
• Ancillary service: Ancillary service component describes the supporting facilities inside and around tourism destinations. Even though some of these facilities may not directly relate to tourism, they are often needed by some visitors. The assessment of ancillary services is based on a set of variables; these include communication channels, internet services, bank ATMs, medical services, and postal services. Tourism destinations use a variety of communication channels in their efforts to encourage tourists to come to the area, including public telephones and other forms of communication technology that can be accessed from mobile phones.
• Accessibility: It has been shown that accessibility is an essential foundation of tourism activities; tourism facilities should ensure maximum accessibility for their visitors so that they find it easier to travel to a certain place, both when arriving and moving throughout the region, and even when using their goods and services. There are two major types of accessibility: physical accessibility and digital accessibility. There are a few variables involved in this accessibility component. These variables include transportation routes, terminals, and the public transit system.

The destination's product identity is what gives a destination a certain degree of competitive advantage. When it comes to identifying a destination's product identity, the tourist offer refers to the set of travel services that are available to a traveler that matches his needs. It is the perception that a traveler has of a destination after having visited it.Tourist experience" is the overall impression a traveler has after visiting it. The tourist satisfaction measure includes both the quality of the tourist infrastructure as well as the quality of the tourist offer. It must be remembered that the tourist experience, both in terms of destination and offer, is often influenced by the tourist's expectations.