Papers and Presentations
30 May, Wednesday
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Welcome and Introduction. F. Go, RSM, The Netherlands.
- Keynote Speech: Reputation and its Risks. R. Schatz, Media Tenor, Germany. www.mediatenor.com
- Country Image: Measurement and impact on consumer behavior. P.Verlegh, RSM, The Netherlands.
- How Brand Ownership Influences Causal Maps. The case of Scheveningen. J. van Rekom, RSM, The Netherlandsn
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Branding Europe’s wilderness areas. Z. Kun and W. Guitink, PAN Parks Foundation, Hungary.
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Consequences of different imaginations to tourism and nature conservation in nature parks. R. Rupf, University of Applied Sciences Zurich, Switzerland.
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The New World of Work. I. van der Bie and R. Tempels, Microsoft, The Netherlands
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Ten competence: new ways to encourage competence development of hospitality professionals across time and place. M. Bitter-Rijpkema and J. Schoonenboom. Open University The Netherlands and SCO-Kohnstamm Institute, The Netherlands.
- The Role of Turku Science Park as Multi Competence Platform Innovator: Towards European Culture Capital 2011. O. Liedes, Turku Science Park Ltd. Finland. (will follow)
31 May, Thursday
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Publicity and Image of a Country, The Case of Finland. S. Saraniemi, University of Joensuu, Finland.
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Regional Brands to enhance the competitiveness of community destinations in the Alps. F. Buffa & G. Parisi, University of Trento, Italy.
- Compositioning an effective projected destination brand-identity. G. van Keken, RSM, The Netherlands. (will follow)
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Politics in destination promotion: African tourism website networks. J. van Wijk, RSM, The Netherlands.
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The cultural dimension of the African diaspora as a route to ‘soft power’. S. Little, Open University, UK.
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The case of Multinational Hotel Corporations Operating in Africa. J.Jansen, Rezidor Hotel Group, Belgium.
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Strategies for co-creation of medical tourism to India. M. Halemane, RSM, The Netherlands.
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Building Brand Identity in a Destination Network. A. Lemmetyinen, Turku School of Economics, Finland.
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The Rebranding of Cities: Liverpool – A Case Study. J. Brown, Liverpool Hope University, UK.
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Individual differences in Mental Imagery Ability. W. Lee and U. Gretzel, Texas A&M University, USA.
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Family leisure decision making: which museums to visit? K. Wu, University of Surrey, UK.
- Leading Media-Sensitive Organizational Activity. P.C. van Fenema, Netherlands Defence Academy, the Netherlands.
- The World of Travel and Hospitality in 2015 – Insights followed by dialogue on the drivers that impact future behavior, business, and society. F. Go and R. van den Hoff, Human Potential, The Netherlands. (will follow)
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