Nowadays, a new solution for choosing a
tourism destination is to use Internet. In fact, this media gives us an
opportunity to discover an unlimited number of offers due to the
characteristics of website atmosphere. That’s why this paper aims to conceptualize
a particular behavior on the net: E-Browsing.
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