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Type of RDF ontology for tourism

I am creating a travel site and want to use a semantic network in it. I am also interested in using RDF ontologies.

So, I was wondering if anyone can tell me if there is anything for this that says: “This hotel is in Fu” or “This restaurant has a 3-point rating in the Foo community” or “This route for three days, and he recommended a weekend trip "...

I know that Dublin Core covers many things related to digital information, such as online content, but is there something that fully covers such information available on the Internet?

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Unsure of anything exactly matching your requirements, a quick search revealed an LNCS article on e-tourism ontology, never seen it used in the wild

Far more useful is probably the GoodRelations ontology, which is an e-commerce ontology that covers some of the things that you probably want to express. GoodRelations is quite popular, and search engines such as Yahoo already support reading RDF data expressed in the GoodRelations ontology.

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There are currently two mature extensions for GoodRelations that are highly tourism related:

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1733447/

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