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2005

  1. June 21-23, eCommerce Centre, University of Maribor. Little, S.E., Holmes, L., & Go, F.M. (2005). “The Skill of Travel: Networks into Neighborhoods”, paper presented in the Stream ‘Accessibility, Mobility and Connectivity: Changing Frontiers of Daily Routines’, at the 37th World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology, Stockholm, July 5-9th 2005.
  2. Wijk, Jeroen van, Go, F.M., &Klooster, E. van‘t (2005). ‘International Internships Impacts on international skills of Dutch Business students, paper presented at the Global International Internship Congress, Amsterdam, April 6–9.
  3. Klooster, E. van‘t & Go, F.M., (2005). Establishing a global tourism learning ecology by means of loosely coupled systems, Information and Communication Technologies & Tourism, Proceedings ENTER Congress, Innsbruck, Austria, January 26–28th.
  4. Go, F.M., & Klooster, E. van‘t (2005). Managing Globalization, e-Tourism Futures Forum, Guildford, UK: University of Surrey, March 21st –22nd.
  5. Lemmetyinen, Arja & Go, F.M. (2005). ‘Co-opting Tourist Competence toward Brand Image Building’, Tourism Conference, University of Turku, Finland, May.
  6. Lemmetyinen, Arja & Go, F.M. (2005). ‘Finnish Tourism Companies and the Challenge of Trust Creation between local and global systems’, IMP Conference, Erasmus University Rotterdam, September.
  7. Bruin, A.M. de; Chadwick, S.; Go, F. (2005). The development of brands in professional sport: An examination of practice in Dutch Football Eredivisie, paper presented at the EMAC Conference, Dublin, Ireland (June).


2004

  1. Wijk, Jeroen van, Go, F.M., & Klooster, E. van‘t (2004). Student Travel in Emerging Economies: How to use foreign internships to enhance the empathy of would-be managers, paper presented at the Local Frameworks and Global Realities?: Tourism, politics and democracy’ Conference, University of Brighton, Centre for Tourism Policy Studies, Eastbourne, UK, September 9-10th.
  2. Keken, G van, Go, F.M.(2004). 4 Freedom: Positioning Zeeland as Tourist Destination, paper presented at the Local Frameworks and Global Realities?: Tourism, politics and democracy’ Conference, University of Brighton, Eastbourne, UK, September 9-10.
  3. Freitas, J.A. de & Go, F.M. (2004). ‘Capitalizing on Science Tourism and Science Park Branding on Curacao to Achieve Sustainable Island Development’, paper presented at the XXI Conference on Science & Technology “Regional Attractiveness in the Knowledge Economy’, Bergamo, Italy, September 21-23.
  4. Athiyaman, Adee & Go F.M. (2004). ‘Analyzing Cairn’s Competitiveness as a Tourism Destination: Consumer Choice Process for Holidaying in Tropical North Queensland’, Paper presented at the 7th Annual International Conference of The American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences (ASBBS), James Cook University, Australia in Cairns, Australia, August 6–8, 2004.
  5. Klooster, E. van‘t, F.M. Go & P.J. van Baalen (2004) ‘Exploring Destination Brand Communities: a business model for collaboration in the extremely fragmented tourism industry’. Paper presented at the 17th Bled eCommerce Conference. Bled, 21–23 June.
  6. Rekom, J. van, & Go, F.M. (2004). ‘Sustaining Cultural Identities in a Globalizing World’, paper presented at International Academy of Business Disciplines 16th annual meeting, San Antonio, USA, March 25–28. International Academy of Business Disciplines 16th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, USA, March 25–28.
  7. Govers, R., & Go, F.M. (2004). 'Projected Destination Image on the World Wide Web: Content Analysis of Online Textual Representations of Dubai', Information and Communication Technologies & Tourism, Proceedings Cairo ENTER Congress, Cairo, Egypt, January 24–28.
  8. Loonstra, P.B.M., Wijk, G., van & Go, F.M. (2004). ‘Leveraging the Capacity of the Personal Digital Assistant in the Emerging Age of Ambient Intelligence: The Rent–A–Mobile Guide Case’, Information and Communication Technologies & Tourism, Proceedings Cairo, Egypt, January 24–28.


2003

  1. Fenema, P.C., & Go, Frank, M., (2003). 'Dispersed Communities: Weaving Collective and Individual Life, Fact and Fiction, Mediated and Direct Spatial Experiences', Paper presented at the workshop Knowledge Sharing Under Distributed Circumstances, Amsterdam, September.
  2. Govers, R and Go, F.M. (2003). The Three–Gap Tourism Model: Identities constructed, imagined and experienced, paper presented at Global Frameworks and Local Realities: Social and cultural identities in making and consuming tourism’ conference, University of Brighton, Eastbourne, UK, September 11–12.
  3. Keken, G., van & Go, F.M. (2003). The Role of Culinary Festivals in Community Decision Making –Close Encounters of the Tourist Kind”, paper presented at Global Frameworks and Local Realities: Social and cultural identities in making and consuming tourism’ conference, University of Brighton, Eastbourne, UK, September 11–12.
  4. Rekom, J., and Go, F.M. (2003). Sustaining Cultural Identities in a Globalizing World, paper presented at Global Frameworks and Local Realities: Social and cultural identities in making and consuming tourism’ conference, University of Brighton, Eastbourne, UK, September 11–12.
  5. Go, Frank, M., & Fenema, P.C., (2003). 'Moving Bodies and Connecting Minds in Space: A Matter of Mind over Matter', Paper presented at the 19th EGOS Conference, Copenhagen, July 3–5.