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Photo sharing sites like Flickr and Instagram have grown increasingly popular in recent years, resulting in a large amount of uploaded photos. In addition, these photos contain useful meta-data such as the taken time and geo-location. Using such geo-tagged photos and Wikipedia, we propose an approach for recommending tours based on user interests from his/her visit history. We evaluate our proposed approach on a Flickr dataset comprising three cities and find that our approach is able to recommend tours that are more popular and comprise more places/points-of-interest, compared to various baselines. More importantly, we find that our recommended tours reflect the ground truth of real-life tours taken by users, based on measures of recall, precision and F1-score.
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