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Tourism Digital Hub - Interoperability Guidelines
Progetto: Ministero del Turismo
Amministrazione: italia
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1.2 Purpose of the document

This document acts as a framework for the Interoperability the Ministry of Tourism plans to adopt with Institutional and Private Stakeholders, for the exchange of information, data and services with the TDH.

This document provides the Guidelines which are further detailed in the related Operative Documents.

These Guidelines define standards and technologies that Public Administrations will have to comply with to make their information systems interoperable, in order to allow the information and data exchange between Administrations (central, regional and local), Public Entities and Third-Party Companies with the TDH Digital Ecosystem, henceforth «Ecosystem» or «TDH», through the TDH022.

Guidelines in this document guarantee consistency with:

  • technological evolution;
  • compliance with the European Interoperability Framework (EIF) guidelines;
  • adequacy to the information/technical needs of administrations and their users;
  • adoption by the Public Authorities and Private Partners concerned;
  • uniform ontologies and taxonomies for content classification and organization;
  • adequacy to the necessary security levels.

This document will be constantly updated by the Ministry of Tourism according to technological and/or regulatory developments that may arise.

These Guidelines are also compliant with the recommendations issued by AgID, ref. document «Guidelines on the technical interoperability of Public Administrations» [letter b) paragraph 3-bis article 73 of Legislative Decree no. 82 of 7 March 2005] helping in defining an interoperability model between tourism operators, by focusing on processes, technologies and their methods of use, in order to ensure the exchange of data and contents with the TDH using the TDH022 standard. Furthermore, the Interaction Environments within the Ecosystem are defined.

Lastly, Guidelines address the technical interoperability level and support the standardization initiatives endorsed by the European Commission (ref. Doc. European Interoperability Framework - EIF).