Within the scope of this thesis, the methods of compilation, inductive reasoning, and case study were applied. The method of compilation is grounded on the careful and systematic review, analysis, and synthesis of existing scientific research papers. The inductive method was employed in writing this thesis to analyze individual facts and instances, thus formulating general conclusions and theories that shaped the foundational premises and findings of the research. Through this approach, the aim was to gather, categorize, and interpret pertinent information and findings related to the use of digital technologies in tourism. Particular attention was paid to describing real-life examples of using these technologies in everyday practice, which were analyzed in the case study. This method ensured the comprehensiveness and depth of the analysis, allowing for a coherent and holistic overview of the current state in the digitalization of the tourism industry based on existing research and case studies. In conclusion, by employing this methodology, results were obtained that provide a closer depiction of the digital revolution in tourism. The transformation of the tourism industry is changing how tourists interact with destinations. Key technological innovations enrich the tourist experience and facilitate immersive experiences. Analytical tools offer service providers a deeper insight into tourist needs, thereby enabling optimal offers for tourists. The contemporary tourist experience is a product of the interaction between tourists and digital technologies. To stay competitive, destination management continually innovates and adapts to this dynamic environment.