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Maaliskuu 2009

Tie2009 5 -7 March 2009 Jyväskylä, Finland http://www.jamk.fi/tie2009

The 4th Tourism Industry and Education Symposium: Innovative Porducts in Tourism & Hospitality Business. Innovative and Sustainable Products in the Tourism and Hospitality Business
Abstracts deadline 30 September 2008
Director Annikki Mikkonen+358 40 500 0527, annikki.mikkonen[at]jamk.fi
Symposium Coordinator Petra Blinnikka+358 40 539 9185, petra.blinnikka[at]jamk.fi
Jyväskylä University of Applied SciencesSchool of Tourism and Services Management

Toukokuu 2009

ATLAS annual conference 2009: Experiencing Difference. Changing Tourism and Tourists' Experiences

Aalborg University, Denmark, 27 - 29 May 2009
First call for papers: Please visit the updated conference website at www.atlas-euro.org

Experiences have always been a central part of tourism - from the educational pursuits of the 17th century Grand Tours and up until extreme sport endeavours of the present day. What seems to have changed most significantly within recent years is, however, the efforts and ingenuity that tourism marketers put into creating experience possibilities that set their tourism destination, attraction, accommodation facility or other types of tourism services apart from competitors' and make their offers the favoured choice among tourists. ..The theme of the 2009 annual ATLAS conference has been inspired by this recent surge of interest in tourism and experiences, and papers will reflect the many different roles of experiences in tourism.

  • From the perspective of tourists: To what extent are experiences new reasons to go? What role does the tourist see him/herself as having in the experience and how does past experiences influence tourist preferences and behaviour?
  • From the perspective of tourist enterprises: How are pressures for making products more experience-oriented handled by large, small and micro tourism enterprises? And what are the risks in relation to tourists who prefer things 'as they have always been'?
  • From the perspective of destination management organisations: How can experiences build bridges between fashion, architecture, design, sport, edutainment and social activities? And how are public tourism provider and private tourism enterprises engaged in new experience initiatives.
  • From the perspective of local inhabitants: How can 'experience places' be reconciled with the everyday lives of local inhabitants? And do new inventive experience offers conflict with local sense of cultural heritage and authenticity?
  • From the perspective of tourism and leisure studies: What are the consequences of different scientific approaches (e.g. economic, sociological) for the understanding of experiences? And, not least, after the dust of the debates has settled, what is new, useful and exciting compared to existing ways of conceptualising tourism?
  • Abstracts should be submitted to ATLAS by using the abstract submission form at the ATLAS website no later than February 15th 2009.

Elokuu 2009

2009 AIEST Congress will take place 23 - 27 August, 2009 in Savonlinna,

FUNTS (Finnish University Network for Tourism Studies) and Univeristy of Joensuu, Centre for Tourism Studies
will host the 59th Congress of AIEST. Contact in Finland: Professor Raija Komppula email: firstname.surname @joensuu.fi
University of Joensuu, Economics and Business Administration, http://www.joensuu.fi/taloustieteet/english/

Lokakuu 2009

Tourism and Hospitality - the Nordic Way

18th Nordic Symposium in Tourism and Hospitality Research, 8 - 11th October 2009, Esbjerg, Denmark.
Hosted by Center for Tourism, Innovation and Culture, Campus Esbjerg, Univeristy of Southern Denmark.
http://www.sdu.dk/tic
http://www.visitesbjerg.de
PhD workshop at SDU Esbjerg 7.and 8, October (5 ECTS)

EuroCHRIE Annual Confrence eurochrie@haaga-helia.fi

22nd to 24th October 2009 HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki, Finland
"From Services to Experiences in Tourism and the Hospitality Industry and Education"
The Conference organizers and the International Scientific Committee (ISC) chaired by Dr. Mário Passos Ascenção are now inviting abstracts of papers for presentation. To register your interest in presenting at this international conference, please submit abstract (500 words) of your paper for review.

The theme of the conference is “From Services to Experiences in Tourism and the Hospitality Industry and Education”. The Conference Organisers seek to offer multi-track presentation opportunities that will involve: full papers (20 minutes), short papers (10 minutes), and posters.

  •  PAPER TOPICS
    Experiences have always been at the core of tourism and hospitality. Nowadays, however, Experiences are seen as the way to remain competitive in markets where global competition and technology have turned products and services into commodities. There is a growing research interest in understanding the individual consumer’s Experience, as well as management approaches of Experiences. This conference aims to explore the understanding of the many different facets of Experiences in tourism and hospitality business and education.
    Abstracts (from academics and industry professionals) on the following topics are topicsare encouraged but other submissions will be given full consideration:
    Theoretical  Developments in Experience Research
  • Consumer  Experiences
  • Experience  Management
  • Experience  Marketing
  • Experience  Branding
  • Experience  Design
  • Experience  Operations Management
  • Experience-Based  Entrepreneurship
  • Experience  Economy
  • Culture and  Heritage’s Role in Experiences
  • Sustainability in  Experiences
  • Web 2.0 and  Experiences
  • Innovation in  Experiences
  • ICT and  Experiences
  • HR Management in  Experiences
  • Leadership in  Experiences
  • Experiential  Education
  • MICE and  Experiences
  • Revenue Management  of Experiences
  • Communication in  Experiences
  • Commodification of  Experiences
  • Safety and Security  in Experiences
  • Trends in  Experiences
  • Global Issues in  Experiences

The  abstracts should illustrate innovative thinking and practice in Experience areas  such as:

Hospitality and  Catering Businesses

Tourism and Leisure  Businesses

Tourism and  Hospitality Education and Training

The abstract should include Title, Name(s) of author(s), Affiliations, Postal and E-mail addresses. Abstracts must have a minimum of 500 words, be typed using Times New Roman, 12-point font, double spacing with justified alignment. Abstracts should be submitted only via e-mail (as MS-Word attachment) to:eurochrie@haaga-helia.fi

DATES

Abstract submission: 6th March 2009

Notification of Outcome: 3rd April 2009

Submission of Full Papers: 8th May 2009

Final Papers: 26th June 2009