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Programme

Tuesday 19th July 2016

8.30 Registration Atrium

9.00 OPENING & WELCOMES Prof Graham Miller Prof Nigel Morgan

03MS01

9.15

KEYNOTE: The Development of theme parks in China.

Prof Bao Jigang

03MS01

10.00

WORKSHOP: Managing your PhD

This session will explore the role of the supervisor and to provide insights into the PhD viva voce examination.

Prof David Airey

03MS01

11.00 Refreshment Break Atrium

11.20

CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 1 Emerging tourist behaviours Localism, communities & food sovereignty

32MS01 39MS02 32MS03, 81MS02, 33MS03

12.30 Networking Lunch Lakeside

13.30

CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 2 Organisational performances through knowledge and people management Research impact

32MS01, 39MS02, 32MS03 81MS02


15.00

CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 3 Innovation and technology Tourism promotion and competitiveness Social wellbeing and lifestyle motivations

32MS01 39MS02 32MS03

16.10

WORKSHOP: Writing your PhD

Most effort and training for PhD students is devoted to research and the collection and analysis of data. The writing side of the project is often overlooked so students often struggle in this area. This workshop will investigate the challenges of writing with an emphasis on crafting a PhD which is a delight to read.

Prof John Tribe

03MS01

17.15 Welcome Reception Lakeside

18.30 After dinner

Guided walk & Evening in Guildford Follow your host to your selected local restaurant/pub Evening drinks and networking

Guildford

Three Pigeons 169 High Street Guilford

Wednesday 20th July 2016

8.30 Registration open Atrium

9.00 WELCOME Dr Caroline Scarles, Interim Head of School

03MS01

9.15 KEYNOTE: The benefits of interactions between NGOs and academics.

John Hilary

03MS01

10.00

KEYNOTE: Performance Indexes for Cities and Countries: Where research and practice collide.

Robert Govers

03MS01


11.20

CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 4 Localism, communities & food sovereignty Innovative research

32MS01, 39MS02 32MS03

12.30 Networking Lunch

Lakeside

13.30 CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 5 Destination marketing, social media and consumer behaviours Knowledge management and transfer

32MS01, 39MS02 32MS03, 81MS02 33MS03


15.00

WORKSHOP SERIES A: Water & Food Sovereignty B: Destination Futures

John Hilary, Dr Anita Eves Visiting Prof Roger Pride, Prof Nigel Morgan

32MS01 39MS02

16.10

WORKSHOP SERIES C: Tourism Education & Knowledge Production D: The Innovation Journey

Assoc Prof Ana Maria Munar, Prof Nigel Morgan Prof Allan Williams, Prof Andrew Lockwood, Dr Isabel Rodriguez, Visiting Professor Chris Cowles

32MS01 39MS02

17.15 Poster Session & Networking

Atrium

18.30

Al Fresco dining by the lake

Ticketed casual event Evening drinks and networking til late

By the Lake Lakeside

Thursday 21st July 2016

8.30 Registration open Atrium

9.00 WELCOME President and Vice-Chancellor Professor G Q Max Lu

03MS01

9.15 KEYNOTE: Key challenges facing the tourism sector and the role that research plays in helping us advocate the industry.

Helen Marano

03MS01

10.00

KEYNOTE: The disposable Academic: to be, or not to be?

Prof Susanne Becken 03MS01


11.20

CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 6 Sustainability and ecological development Accessibility, inclusion and well being

03MS01, 32MS01 39MS02 32MS03, 81MS02 33MS03

12.30 Networking Lunch

Lakeside

13.30 CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 7 Industry workforce and education Impact focused research

03MS01, 32MS01, 39MS02, 32MS03 81MS02, 33MS03


15.00

WORKSHOP SERIES E: Perspectives of Gender in Tourism F: Tourism in a Digital World: Challenges and Solutions

Assoc Prof Ana Maria Munar, Dr Albert Kimbu, Dr Claudia Eger Visiting Prof Paul Pike, Assoc Prof Pierre Benckendorff ,Dr Caroline Scarles, Dr Brent Moyle

32MS01 39MS02

16.10 WORKSHOP SERIES G: A New Vision for Sustainable Tourism H: Wellbeing and Tourism: Adventures in Theory and Practice

Prof Susanne Becken, Rochelle Turner, Prof Graham Miller Dr Paul Hanna, Dr Carl Walker, Anke Winchenbach

32MS01 39MS02

17.15 Free time before the Gala Dinner

19.30

Gala Dinner Ticketed formal event

Guildford Cathedral Marquee

Friday 22nd July 2016

9.00 Morning Coffee Atrium

9.45

CONFERENCE PAPERS SESSION 8 Visitor experiences Big data and economic models

32MS01, 39MS02, 32MS03, 81MS02, 33MS03


11.00

CLOSING PANEL

Prof David Airey Dr Caroline Scarles

03MS01

12.00 Networking Lunch Lakeside

14.00 Optional Social Event in Guildford Atrium

Conference papers All speakers have been allocated 15 minutes each. Abstracts and full papers, when provided, have been included on your conference USB

stick.

SESSION 1 Tuesday 19th July 11.20 – 12.30

Emerging tourist behaviours

Chair: Dr Albert Kimbu

Room: 32MS01

Wenjie Cai (University of Surrey) Donkey friends in Europe: a Mobile Ethnographic Study in Group Orientation of Chinese outbound backpackers.

Donald Cooper (Curtin University) The impact of generational change on future demand for Tourism experiences: the case of Generation X and European river cruises.

Wei Liu, Prof Gang Li, (University of Surrey), Dr Avital Biran (Bournemouth University) Perceived Value of Dark Tourism Experience: A Chinese Context.

Kate Mingjie Ji (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)

Dr Anita Eves, Dr Caroline Scarles (University of Surrey)

Rethinking the Theory of Planned Behaviour in Tourism

Context: A Modification of the Original Framework.

Chair: Kerstine Lawley

Room: 39MS02

Julio Munoz (University of Surrey) The role of the

students as hosts of VFR travellers: Preliminary results of

the host's influence in the visitor's image and experience

of a destination.

Asma Bashir, Dr Bharti Gupta (Central University of

Jammu) Reviving the Craft of Kashmir through Creative

Tourism Business Model.

Wan Zainal Shukin, Prof Anita Eves (University of Surrey)

Dining in Uncertainty: Exploring intercultural service

encounter in Malaysian restaurants and emotions elicited

among Western tourists.

Localism, communities & food sovereignty

Chair: Dr Anita Eves

Room: 32MS03

Fredrick Dayour (University of Surrey), Charles A. Adongo (University of Cape Coast), Samuel W. Anuga (University of Ghana) Will they tell others to taste? International tourists' experience of Ghanaian cuisines.

Wenjia Wu (Cara), Prof Jiuxia, SUN, (Sun Yat-sen University), Prof Hong, Zhu (South China Normal University) Tradition and power game of minority festival activities: A case study of Long-Street Banquet in Habo Village.

Manuel Alector Ribeiro, Prof Silva João Albino, Dr Patrícia, Pinto (University of Algarve) Visitors’ Destination Loyalty through Emotional Solidarity with Residents: The case of developing island economies.

Camila Moraes (Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro) Favela Tourism in Rio de Janeiro: notes from the “backstage”.

Chair: Dr Sangwon Park Room: 81MS02

Heather Jeffrey (Middlesex University) Reflecting on insiders and outsiders in tourism and gender research.

Elsa Zhu (College of Resources Environment and Tourism University), Prof Li Tao (Capital Normal University) How

community tourism empowerment influences resident attitudes. Li Yu, Prof Sun Jiuxia (Sun Yat-sen University) A Study on Water-splashing Actor’s Liminoid Experience at Dai Nationality Garden in Xishuangbanna.


(continued)

Justyna Majewska (Poznan University of Economics and

Business) Cluster-mapping procedure for tourism regions

based on geostatistics and fuzzy sets – example of Polish

districts.

Chair: Prof Allan Williams

Room: 33MS03

Simon Wearne (Wakayama University) The Sovereign Porpoise How one person’s porpoise is another person’s purpose.

Lynn Beard (University of Surrey) Reconceptualising the tourism host – the role of tourism brokers in mediating the performance of host.

Elaine Rust (University of Southampton) Exploring the impacts of small-scale one-day festivals in English market towns.


Organisational performances through

knowledge and people management

Chair: Dr Albert Kimbu Room: 32MS01

Barbara Czyzewska, Prof Angela Roper (University of West London) Foreignness as an internationalization asset: the case of Hilton International.

Guoqiong Huang (City University of Macau) Barriers of CSR Practice in Macau Gaming Industry.

Athena Lele Chen, Alex Yang-chan Hsu (Hong Kong Polytechnic University) Generation Y Hotel Employees’ Perceptions and Attitude toward a Seamless Organizational Structure: a case study of Shangri-La Hotel.

Chair: Kerstine Lawley Room: 39MS02

Kelsy Hejjas, Dr Caroline Scarles, Prof Graham Miller (University of Surrey) Reaching the hard to reach: CSR and employee engagement in tourism.

Martina Chrančoková (Slovak University of Technology) Tacit knowledge transfer via international migration

Chao Liu (University of Surrey) Understanding knowledge management in tourism development companies in China: a project ecology approach.

Chair: Dr Anita Eves Room: 32MS03

Argyro Velonaki, Dr Chris Stone (Manchester Metropolitan University) Sustainable Development & Growth: An Evaluation of Carbon Offsetting Policies and Practices of selected Airlines in the context of Corporate Social Responsibility.

Alistair Palferman, Prof Rhodri Thomas, Li ShiNa (Leeds Beckett University) The Processes of Absorptive Capacity in the Events Industry: A Qualitative Investigation.

Augustina Pui-wah Kwok, Daisy Fung, (The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University) Challenges in recruiting and

retaining of generation Y employees: the case of food &

beverage outlet in Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition

Centre.

Research impact

Chair: Dr Sangwon Park

Room: 81MS02

Xiaoqing Chen, Dr Tim Stone (University of Aberdeen) Dwelling: Contextualising the Study of Tourism Research in China.

René Brauer, Prof Nigel Morgan, Prof John Tribe (University of Surrey), Mirek Dymitrow (University of Gothenburg) How to write a REF impact case study.


Innovation and technology

Chair: Prof Marg Deery Room: 32MS01 Marco Antonio Celdran Bernabeu, José Norberto Mazón López (University of Alicante), David Giner Sánchez (Valencia Tourism Agency), Josep Antoni Ivars Baidal (University of Alicante) The Big Data Era: New opportunities and challenges for Smart Tourism Destinations. The case of Valencian Region (Spain).

Christopher Warren (Griffith University) Innovation and ‘old fashioned hospitality’: Delivering constructive pro-environmental conversations.

Yingying Jin (University of Surrey) The power of mobile persuasion on encouraging pro-environmental behaviour in the context of tourism in China.

Tourism promotion and competitiveness

Chair: Prof John Tribe Room: 39MS02 Martine Bakker (Wageningen University) Tourism-driven

Inclusive Growth in Developing Countries.

Carol Zhang (University of Surrey) Politics of tourism

promotion: national myth-making in Hong Kong and

Macau.

Jennifer Holland (University of Brighton) Perceptions of

Risk and Consumer Decision-Making in Ocean Cruising.

Social wellbeing and lifestyle motivations

Chair: Prof Allan Williams Room: 32MS03

Dan Benn (University of Surrey) Social Tourism and the

Discourse of Happiness: Exploring the role and meaning

of social tourism within the 'lifeworld' of people in

poverty.

Pavla Brůžková (University of Economics in Prague) Spa

Tourism in Visegrad Countries: Products, Trends and

Target Groups.

Nilay Kilinc (University of Surrey) Finding the Paradise?

Life-story Narratives of the German-Turkish ‘return’

migrants to the Southern Turkey.

Mahsa Rouzrokh, Heather Mair (University of Waterloo)

Immigration, Being, and Art Making: Phenomenological

Insights into Life after Migration for Immigrant Artists.

SESSION 4 Wednesday 20th July 11.20 – 12.30


Chair: Dr Paul Hanna Room: 32MS01 Dr Graham Berridge (University of Surrey) Co-creation and

the event experience: community representations of art at

the 2014 Tour de France.

Assoc Prof Ju Peng (Country of Jinan University) Food in

Festival: a changeable tastescape.

Dr Claudia Dolezal (University of Westminster)

Empowerment in Community Based Tourism in Bali:

Researching impact or researching with an impact?

Dr Wei Lei, Prof Sun Jiuxia (Sun Yat-Sen University) The

Empowerment for Land in Chinese rural communities in

the context of tourism development: A Case Study at Lugu

Lake Area on Sichuan and Yunnan Borders.

Chair: Prof Leo Jago Room: 39MS02

Dr Ilaria Pappalepore (University of Westminster) Mega-

events and the development of creative quarters:

evidence from the London 2012 Olympic Games

Dr Yang Yang (Temple University), Dr Mao Zhenxing

(California State Polytechnic University) Understanding

guest satisfaction of location toward urban hotels.

Dr Chaiya Preeda (Mahasarakham University) An

Investigation of Service Expectation and Performance of

the Japanese Restaurants in Bangkok.

Dr Yang Jingjing (University of Surrey) Prof Lingyun Zhang

(Beijing International Studies University), Prof Chris Ryan

(University of Waikato) Social Conflict and Harmony:

Tourism in China's Multi-ethnic Communities.

Innovative research

Chair: Dr Jason Chen L

Room: 32MS03

Dr Cheryl Cockburn-Wootten, Prof Alison

McIntosh (Waikato University) Communicating

across thresholds: Networking academia with

community.

Dr Isabel Rodríguez, Prof Allan Williams (University

of Surrey) The innovation journey of new-to-tourism

entrepreneurs: and the challenge of traversing the

valley of death.

Dr Nigel Jarvis, Dr Clare Weeden (University of

Brighton) Rough Seas? Undertaking Covert

Research on a Cruise Ship.

Dr Richard Robinson, Assoc Prof Pierre

Benckendorff, Jie Wang, Maria Ishkova (University

of Queensland) Searching for the ‘P’ in the Tourism

PhD.

SESSION 5 Wednesday 20th July 13.30 – 14.40

Destination marketing, social media and

consumer behaviours

Chair: Dr Paul Hanna

Room: 32MS01

Dr Joseph Kantenbacher, Dr Paul Hanna, Prof Graham

Miller, Dr Caroline Scarles, Dr Jingjing Yang (University

of Surrey) Consumer priorities: What would people

sacrifice in order to fly on holidays.

Marietta Fragkogianni (Suffolk Business School), Dr Liu

Yeyi (Leeds University) Economic Crisis and Tourism

Marketing on Small Islands: The Case of Zante.

Soumi Chatterjee Banerjee (Freelance Researcher),

Shubhomoy Banerjee (Institute of Rural Management)

Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Tourism -The

case of R.O.S.E

Dr Zheng Lei (University of Surrey) Full Service Airlines’

Responses to Low-cost Carrier Competition in the

Presence of Different Regulation Regimes.

Chair: Prof Leo Jago

Room: 39MS02

Dr Jo-Anne Lester, Dr Angela Benson (University of

Brighton) Volunteer Cruises: Excursion Dream or

Ethical Nightmare?

Dr Pilar Espeso-Molinero (Universidad de Alicante)

Indigenous Product Development: a systematic

approach.

Bardia Shabani (ACECR Institute of Tourism Research)

The role of festivals & events in the formation of

destination image after conflict: International tourism

post sanctions in Iran.

Dr Yuansi Hou, Prof Wan Yang (University of Surrey)

Yixia, Sun (Zhejiang University) Will Pictures help? The

effects of Pictures and Dish Name Type on Menu

Evaluations.

Chair: Dr Scott Cohen

Room: 32MS03

Dr Christine Lundberg, Dr Vassilios Ziakas, Prof Nigel

Morgan (University of Surrey) On-screen tourism

development: Capitalising on Popular Culture

Destination Place-Making.

Dr Stephen Wearing (University of Technology Sydney)

Seeking Sustainability: Cradle to Grave vs Supply Chain

Management in Volunteer Tourism.

Dr Sangwon Park, Dr Brigitte Stangl (University of Surrey) Understanding augmented reality experiences and sensation seeking in tourism

Simon Hudson (University of South Carolina) Let the

journey begin (again). The branding of Myanmar.

Chair: Dr Jason Chen L

Room: 81MS02

Alkmini Gkritzali (University of Surrey), Dr. Eleni

Mavragani (International Hellenic University) A first

step towards understanding residents’ destination

image; the case of Athens.

Dr Qi Shanshan (Institute for Tourism Studies) Tracking

hotel performance by Text-mining Online Reviews -

The Case of Macau.

Dr Avital Biran (Bournemouth University), Dr Dorina

Maria Buda (University of Groningen) In the Praise of

Dark Tourism: Negotiating Fear of Death in Tourism

Consumption.

Francisco Javier Paniagua, (University of Malaga)

Assumpció Huertas-Roig (University of Rovira), Estela

Marine-Roig, (University of Lleida) What contents do

users look for and share on social media before,

during and after a trip?

Knowledge management and transfer

Chair: Prof Gang Li

Room: 33MS03

Dr Jenny Cave (Waikato university) Community-

university collaboration: Collective identities and

politics of knowledge creation.

Dr Pedro Roberto Longart, Mr Walter Ocaña, Mr

Victor Llugsha (Universidad de las Américas), Prof

Eugenia Wickens (Colgis: College of Law, Government

and International Studies) A stakeholder analysis of a

service learning project for tourism development in an

Ecuadorian rural community.

SESSION 6 Thursday 21st July 11.20 – 12.30

Sustainability and ecological

development

Chair: Dr Albert Kimbu

Room: 03MS01

Dr David Viner (Climate Resilience Mott MacDonald)

Dr Candice Howarth (Anglia Ruskin University)

Transforming barriers into positive solutions to build

the business case for a resilient tourism sector.

Lorenza Stanziano (University of Naples) Measuring

cultural and sustainable tourism with the application of

the Delphi method: a comparison between Italy and

Spain.

Dr Paul Hanna, Dr Joe Kantenbacher, Dr Scott Cohen

(University of Surrey), Prof Gössling, Stefan (Lund

University) Role model advocacy for sustainable

transport.

James Malitoni Chilembwe, Isaac Kanjochi Mponda,

Cecilia Ngwira (Mzuzu University) Sustainable Tourism

Governance Practices in Malawi as a Tourist

Destination.

Chair: Dr Graham Berridge

Room: 32MS01

Prof Alison Gill (Simon Fraser University) Transitioning

towards sustainability in destination governance.

Dr Ulrich Gunter, Prof M. Graziano Ceddia, David

Leonard (MODUL University), Bernhard Tröster

(Austrian Foundation for Development Research ÖFSE)

International Ecotourism and Adjusted Economic

Convergence in Central America and the Caribbean.

Prof Dagmar Lund-Durlacher, Hannes Antonschmidt

(MODUL University), Klaus-Peter Fritz (Institut für

Tourismus-Management FHWien der WKW) Towards a

conceptualization of sustainable food in the tourism

context and implications for the travel industry.

Chair: Dr Zheng Lei

Room: 39MS02

Dr Rob Harris, Dr Katie Schlenker (University of

Technology) Scoping ‘best practice’ in ecologically

sustainable event management in Australian Public

Events.

Dr Kun Zhang (NaiKai university) Agricultural Tourism

as a tool for rural regenaration in Taishan, China.

Prof Miguela Mena, Prof Aleli Bawagan, Aurora

Odette Mendoza, Ma. Fe Mendoza, Richard Philip

Gonzalo (University of the Philippines) An

Interdisciplinary Research in Creating a Learning

Tourism Destination: The Case of Maribojoc, Bohol,

Philippines.

Pilar Garrido Sanz, Nicola Adams (Solent University)

Embracing change: Challenges facing Bursledon

Brickworks in its fight for survival.

Accessibility, inclusion and well-being

Chair: Dr Christine Lundberg

Room: 32MS03

Rosalind Kelly (Auckland Institute of Tourism Studies)

How does an interpretive phenomenological approach

help us to better understand the significance of

hospitality within a hospital setting?

Dr Sebastian Filep (University of Otago) Positive

tourism: An introduction.

Dr Isabelle Frochot, Dr Dominique Kreziak (Université Savoie Mont Blanc), Assoc Prof Elliot Statia (University Of Guelph) Defining immersion in a tourist holiday context: an application to mountain ski resorts. Dr Mandy Curtis (University of Brighton) Diversity,

accessibility and innovative evaluation gathering within

live festivals.

Accessibility, inclusion and well-being

(continued)

Chair: Dr Alkmini Gkitzali

Room: 81MS02

Dr Jennie Small, Prof Simon Darcy (University of

Technology Sydney) The Accessibility of Sydney

Attractions for Visitors with Vision Impairment.

Dr Brent D. Moyle, Assoc Prof Luke, Haseler, Prof

Jason Peart, Matthew Wells (Griffith University)

Getting to the Heart of the Great Barrier Reef: Can

Virtual Reality Deliver Emotionally Arousing Nature

Based Tourism Experiences?

Dr Nancy Stevenson, Dr Helen Farrell (University of

Westminster) Talking about walking: Exploring the

process of creating impactful research.

Chair: Prof John Tribe

Room: 33MS03

Rodrigo Lucena De Mello, Dr Nigel Jarvis, Dr Clare

Weeden (University of Brighton) Gay and Lesbian

Parented Families: Travel Motivations, Destination

Choice and Pride / Shame.

Dr Calvin Jephcote (University of Surrey)

Boundary Analysis: An investigation of health, social

and environmental spatial relationships.

Dr Scott A. Cohen, Dr Paul Hanna (University of Surrey)

Prof Stefan Gössling (Lund University) A darker side of

hypermobility: A media comments analysis.

SESSION 7 Thursday 21st July 13.30 – 14.40

Industry workforce and education

Chair: Dr Sangwon Park

Room: 03MS01

Assoc Prof Jane Ali-Knight, Prof Anna Leask, Dr

Justyna Bakiewicz (Edinburgh Napier University)

Women in Tourism: identification of opportunities

and barriers to career progressions and skills

development.

Assistant Prof Theodoros Stavrinoudis, Christos Kakarougkas (University of the Aegean) A new model of weighting and evaluating the change of organizational culture in times of crisis. The case of luxury hotels in Athens.

Prof Andrew Lockwood, Prof Allan Williams

(University of Surrey) Making sense of flexible hours

contracts – a case study of two hotel chains’.

Chair: Dr Graham Berridge

Room: 32MS01

Masahiro Ogawa, Dr Taketo Naoi, (Tokyo

Metropolitan University) Prof Iijima Shoji, Akira,

Uehara (University of the Ryukyus) How touristic

characteristics of other people and places affect

visitors’ place evaluation.

Claire Holland (Sheffield Hallam) The Search for a

leisure lifestyle: the manipulation of work and leisure

in hospitality and tourism.

Dr Roya Rahimi. Dr Ade Oriade (University of

Wolverhampton) Students’ Motivations to Study

Tourism and Hospitality in the UK: Comparison

between Local and International Students.

Industry workforce and education

(continued)

Chair: Dr Zheng Lei

Room: 39MS02

Assoc Prof Anoop Patiar, Dr Sandie Kensbock, Dr Emily

Ma, Russell Cox (Griffith University), Assoc Pierre

Benckendorff, Richard Robinson (The University of

Queensland), Prof Hugh Wilkinson (Edith Cowan

University), Dr Scott Richardson (Blue Mountains

International Hotel Management School) Enhancing

student employability skills through virtual field trips in

the hospitality industry.

Thanasis Spyriadis (University of Central Florida) Alan,

Fyall (University of Central Florida), Pro-Vice

Chancellor John Fletcher (Bournemouth University)

DMO Organisational Effectiveness – From Construct to

Competitiveness.

Prof Marg Deery, Prof Leo Jago (University of Surrey)

The Role of an Industry Internal Labour Market in

Retaining Staff: A Case Study of the UK Hospitality

Workforce.

Dr Richard Robinson, Dr David Solnet (University of

Queensland), Dr Ana Kralj (Griffith University), Prof

Tom Baum (University of Strathclyde) Workforce

research in T&H: Creating a conceptually constructive

conversation.

Chair: Dr Christine Lundberg

Room: 32MS03

Prof Mónica Segovia-Pérez, Prof Cristina Figueroa-

Domecq, Prof Teresa Villacé-Molinero, Prof Jesus

Palomo (Rey Juan Carlos University), Prof Mª Dolores

Flecha-Barrio (Universidad a Distancia de Madrid) Is

the Tourism & Gender Research Area Igniting: A

Bibliometric Analysis.

Cristina Figueroa-Domecq, Mónica Segovia-Pérez,

Ana Muñoz-Mazón, Laura Fuentes-Moraleda

(Universidad Rey Juan Carlos) Women managers in the

tourism sector: determinant factors for the profesional

carrer from the gender perspective.

Prof Marina Novelli, Graham Spacey (University of

Brighton) Peer2Peer Capacity Building through

Educational Tourism: A values-based approach

enhancing community leadership and management

capacity.

Dr Albert N. Kimbu, Dr Michael Z. Ngoasong

(University of Surrey) Embeddedness &

(dis)empowerment in women tourism

entrepreneurship.

Impact focused research

Chair: Dr Alkmini Gkitzali

Room: 81MS02

Prof Tom Mordue (Northumbria Uni) The Impacts of

Onshore Wind Farms on Tourism and the Visitor

Economy.

Ana María Munar (Copenhagen Business School), Kellee Caton (Thomson Rivers University) Problematizing impact.

Assoc Mariana Aldrigui (University of São Paulo) São

Paulo City Tourism Policy - From Theory To Practice.

Chair: Prof John Tribe

Room: 33MS03

Dr Eliza Kitchen (Leeds Beckett) Business impacts of

business events: An examination of the impact of

networking.

Dr Gabby Walters, Prof Lisa Ruhanen (The University

of Queensland) Academia & industry research

collaboration: A market positioning approach.

Assoc Prof Pierre Benckendorff (University of Queensland),

Prof Anita Zehrer (Management Center Innsbruck) Tourism

research impact: Are we talking to ourselves?

Dr Peter Lugosi (Oxford Brookes University) Making the

abstract concrete: Translation in impact-focused

organisational research.

SESSION 8 Friday 22nd July 9.45 – 10.40

Visitor experiences

Chair: Prof Marg Deery

Room: 32MS01

Prof Bente Heimtun (UiT. The Arctic University of

Norway) Solo holidays to beach resorts and cities:

Singles and eating out alone.

Dr Verity Anne Greenwood (Macquarie University),

Prof Larry Dwyer (University of Ljubljana) Reinventing

Macau Tourism: a calculated gamble?

Dr Eliza Kitchen (Leeds Beckett), Dr Graham Berridge

(University of Surrey), Dr Daryl May (Sheffield Hallam

University) Dr Gavin Sullivan (Coventry University) Are

you a real fan? The effect of cycling interest on

emotional response to the Grand Depart in Yorkshire.

Chair: Dr Anita Eves

Room: 39MS02

Dr Barbara Neuhofer, Prof Adele Ladkin, Prof

Dimitrios Buhalis (Bournemouth University)

Connected and disconnected travel experiences in the

digital economy.

Dr Caroline Scarles, Dr Helen Treharne (University of

Surrey), Dr Matthew Casey (Pervasive Intelligence), Dr

Alix Slater (Middlesex University) Augmented Reality

in Tourism: Challenges in Realising Effective

implementation and Impact in the Visitor Experience

Dr Claire Humphreys (University of Westminster)

Stadia as attractions: examining the visitor experience

during non sports-fixture days.

Chair: Prof Leo Jago

Room: 32MS03

Dr Sangwon Park, Dr Brigitte Stangl (University of

Surrey) Understanding augmented reality experiences

and sensation seeking in tourism.

Assoc Dean & Prof Qiuju LUO, Rong Yang (Sun Yat-sen University) Research on Pilgrimage Tourists’ Motives

and Benefits from the Perspective of the ASEB Model: A Case Study of Mount Kailash.

Kazushi Sakamoto, Dr Taketo Naoi (Tokyo

Metropolitan University), Prof Iijima Shoji (University

of the Ryukyus) Visitors’ gaze inside and outside

historical houses.

Big data and economic models

Chair: Dr Paul Hanna

Room: 81MS02

Natalie Haynes, David Egan (Sheffield Hallam

University) Towards an understanding of how Big Data

is changing Revenue Management in hotels.

Dr Zheng Cao (University of Surrey), Dr ShiNa Li (Leeds

Becket), Prof Haiyan Song (The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University), Dr Shujie Shen (University of Westminster)

The Economic Impact of Event Tourism between

Chinese Urban and Rural Households.

Chen Jinyan, Prof Susanne Becken, Assoc Prof Bela

Stantic (Griffith University) Citizen science – exploring

tourists’ observations on micro blogs as a tool to

monitor environmental change.

Chair: Prof Allan Williams

Room: 33MS03

Assoc Prof Doris Chenguang Wu, Jingzi Li, Xuan Bao

(Sun Yat-sen University) The impact of stock market

fluctuation on Chinese outbound tourism demand.

Dr Lin Shanshan (Vera) (Zhejiang University) , Dr Yang

Yang (Temple University), Prof Gang Li (University of

Surrey) Where does tourism-led growth occur?

Empirical evidence from China.

Prof Gang Li, Dr Jason Li Chen (University of Surrey)

Forecasting Seasonal Tourism Demand Using a

Multivariate Structural Time Series Model.

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