Braga, Porto, Portugal 26-29 June 2018

International Conference on Tourism (ICOT2019)

Braga, Porto, Portugal 26-29 June 2018

TOURISM INTO THE NEW DECADE: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

https://iatour.org/icot2019/  

 

Following the success of the previous eight International Conferences on Tourism (ICOT) held in Greece, China, Cyprus, U.K., Italy and Thailand and the strong support by the international scholarly community, the 9th ICOT conference will be held at Braga, Porto, Portugal, 26-29 June 2019.

 

Conference Aims and Scope

Travel and tourism are becoming increasingly important to the world economy. However, the many changes and challenges that the international travel and tourism movement faces today have resulted in many negative social, political and environmental repercussions that affect destinations and their populations in virtually every corner of the contemporary world. In dealing with the implications of the growth of tourism it is imperative to identify future trends and examine various responses with respect to the appropriate policies and management techniques.

 

Bearing all of these concerns in mind, this conference aims to add to the debate regarding balanced tourism growth including the concepts of overtourism and degrowth for both established and emerging destinations. The conference will stimulate discussion and exchange of ideas related to the conference theme and beyond, between tourism professionals, academics, researchers, policy-makers, consultants, practitioners, government officials and postgraduate students from tourism academia and related fields.

 

Conference Themes

The conference will focus on a broad range of topics related to tourism, including (but not limited to):

Tourism Development, Policy and Planning

Sustainability, Degrowth and Overtourism

Alternative and Special Forms of Tourism

Economic/Social/Environmental/Cultural Impacts of Tourism

Community Responses to Tourists and Tourism

Collaboration and Cooperation between Stakeholders

Theoretical Perspectives on Tourism

Emerging Tourism Destinations

Tourism Education and its Role in Managing Tourism Development

Industry’s Role in Managing Growth

World Heritage Sites

Information Technology in Tourism

Destination/Place Marketing

Globalisation Effects

Tourism Research and Methodology

Negotiation in Tourism

Challenges and Best Practices of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management

Transportation and Tourism

Tourism Mobilities

The Future of Tourism

Authenticity and Commodification

The Effects of Crime, Terrorism, Safety and Security

Climate Change and Natural Disasters

Evolution and Transformation of Booking and Distribution Channels

Managing Human Resources in Hospitality and Tourism

Social Networking and New Forms of Tourism

Responsible Tourism for Conservation and Development

Innovation in Tourism

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Abstracts are invited for concurrent sessions and poster presentations. The abstract will be the sole criterion for reviewers to decide the acceptance (or not) of the paper or poster for presentation. Thus the abstract should clearly communicate the objective(s) of the work, the results and their significance, and the advancement over previous work. Time and effort spent constructing a clear, concise, and well-written abstract will maximize the chances of the paper being accepted. Original and significant work is a prerequisite for paper acceptance.

 

Submitted abstracts should be between 250 and 350 words. Abstracts may only be submitted by email: [log in to unmask].

 

Publication Plan

Abstracts of all papers and posters presented at the conference will be published in a book of abstracts for distribution at the conference.

 

Papers presented at the conference will be considered for potential publication in special issues/volumes or sections of the following journals

?         European Journal of Tourism Research

?         Current Issues in Tourism

?         International Journal of Tourism Cities

?         International Journal of Tourism Policy

 

Important Dates

Abstract submission deadline (250-350 words)

15th May 2019

Notification of acceptance / referees’ amendments

30th May 2019

Conference

26th – 29th June 2019

 

Conference Fees

 

Early Registration
(Until 4th June 2019)

Late Registration
(Until 13th June 2019)

Full registration

€300

€500

Research Students Registration

€200

€350

Accompanying Persons (non-academic)

€150

€200

 

Contact Details

For registration or any further enquiries, please contact us at: [log in to unmask] 

 

Looking forward to meeting you in Braga and Porto.

 

On behalf of the organizing and scientific committees,

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Konstantinos Andriotis

Professor in Tourism

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Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism

Room W207 – Williams Building The Burroughs

London NW4 4BT United Kingdom

 

 

Editor in Chief: International Journal of Tourism Policy (IJTP)

Book Series Editor: CABI Regional Tourism Series

Associate Editor: Annals of Tourism Research 

Forthcoming Event Organised: International Conference on Tourism (ICOT2019)

 

Free Downloads of Publications

 

New Books:

Degrowth in Tourism   https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41Tz+wUtcxL._SX325_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg

 

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