ATLAS Annual Conference 2017 Destinations past, present ...

ATLAS Annual Conference 2017

Destinations past, present and future

Viana do Castelo, Portugal

12-16 September, 2017

PROGRAMME - DRAFT VERSION v 7-9-2017

Throughout the week, there will be street concerts in the city centre - live entertainment

Delegates will have free access to the two Municipal Museums upon showing the Conference name tag

(Museum of Decorative Art and Costume Museum)

Tuesday, September 12th, 2017

9.00 Registration for participants of the PhD Seminar ONLY Library´s atrium

Registration for participants of SIG meeting – Event Experiences: Special, Engaging, Different? ONLY Library´s atrium

9.30 PhD Seminar Library room 3.1

SIG meeting - Event Experiences: Special, Engaging, Different? Library room 3.2

11.00 Coffee break (for participants of the PhD Seminar and SIG meeting only) Just outside meeting rooms

13.00 Lunch (for participants of the PhD Seminar and SIG meeting only) Cafeteira (menu: mixed grill)

15.30 Coffee break (for participants of the PhD Seminar and SIG meeting only) Ground floor of library, next to welcome/registration desk

16.00 ATLAS Board meeting (for Board members only) Library room 2.1

18.30 Registration and Welcome Reception – Wine and Snacks (for all delegates!) Library´s atrium and outside lawn area

PhD Seminar

Workshop program

(for participants of the PhD Seminar only)

9.15 Keynote presentation 2: Marianna Sigala

Online academic identity construction and engagement

10.00 PRESENT World Café sessions based on research reflection papers (with coffee break)

11.45 Cracking the Methodology Code (Carina Ren and Fiona Bakas)

12.30 Lunch

14.00 FUTURE Collaborative ‘field raid’ – walking, working and thinking research together

18.30 Exchanging field experiences

20.00 Closing address: Ways forward in singular and collaborative research. Carina Ren

20.30 Dinner and socializing

Event Experiences: Special, Engaging, Different? An Expert Meeting of the ATLAS Events Special Interest Group

Workshop program

(for participants of the SIG meeting only)

10.00 - 11.00 11.30 - 13.00 14.00 - 15.30 16.00 - 17.00

Measuring event

experiences and outcomes

Measuring event


Measuring event


Dimensions of event

experience

Chair Greg Richards Ilja Simons Greg Richards Greg Richards

Vern Biaett Greg Richards Carlos Fernandes, Dmytro

Kharenko and Hugo Sousa

Jordi Oliva Codina, Alba

Colombo

Festivity and Attendee

Experience: Emerging Theory

Measuring the event

experience: An international

comparison

Monitoring developments in

events-driven tourism: a case

study

Evaluation of cultural and

psychological experience in

music festivals

Ana Paula Rodrigues, Isabel

Vieira, Didiana Fernandes,

Yousra Makanse

Ubaldino Couto Lénia Marques, Carla Melo,

Juliette Hecquet

Residents and visitors

perceptions of an

event‐experience: An on-site

event-experience analysis of

Lazarim Carnival (Portugal)

Some insights of organising

ethnic festivals: the case of

Portuguese diaspora in Macau

The route to transformation?

Evaluating Yoga event

experiences

Wednesday, September 13th, 2017

8.00 Bus transfer. Departs from Praça da Liberdade (bottom of the main street, just past the municipal tourist office (8h00);

Hotel Rali (8h10); Hotel Parque (8h20); School of Education/Axis Hotel (8h30). Please check which stop is closest to your place of accommodation.

8.30 Registration School´s main entrance and atrium

9.30 Opening Main auditorium

President of the Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo (IPVC), Rui Teixeira

Mayor of Viana do Castelo, José Maria Costa

Director of the Higher School of Technology and Managment, Joana Santos

IPVC Tourism Course Leader, Carlos Fernandes

ATLAS: Rene van der Duim

10.45 Coffee break Next to welcome/registration desk

11.15 Keynote presentation 1: Maria Gravari-Barbas Main auditorium

Heritage destinations. The big shift

Chaired by Olga Matos

12.00 Lunch Library´s atrium and outside lawn area (buffet)

13.00 Workshop Session 1

Session 1A Session 1B Session 1C Session 1D Session 1E Session 1F

Special track 1 - Event

Experiences: Special,

Engaging, Different?

Sports event experiences

Special track 2 - Tourist

engagements with identity:

Heritage and historical

memory mobilised

Trends and tourist

behaviour

Branding and destination

image

Experiences in destinations

– destinations as

experiences

Destination innovation

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6

Chair Alba Colombo Paula Rabbiosi Dušan Borovčanin Alexandra Correia Tara Duncan Goretti Silva

13.00 Marcel Grooten Antonio Russo, Sara Bertelle Jiří Vágner, Dana Fialová Eran Ketter Elisabeth Kastenholz, Mariana

Carvalho, Joana Lima, Maria

João Carneiro

Arash Akhshik, Hasan Kilic

International cycling races: the

role of the experience in

visitors’ decision to attend

events

Mobilising memoryscapes:

tourist practices at Catalan

Civil War landmarks

Tourist, recreational and

second home behaviour of

Czech population

Tourism vs. Terrorism:

Destination Image Recovery

Following Terror-related Crises

The potential of value co-

creation with local resources

through tourist-community

encounters in rural tourism

The role of young hotel

employees' work attitude on

tourists' experience

13.30 Tommy Andersson Xerardo Pereiro Mónica Silva, Carla Pinto

Cardoso

Nieves Losada, Gonçalo Mota Angela Wright, Lavinia

Madalina Untea

Diego R. Toubes, Pablo de

Carlos, Noelia Araújo-Vila

Sport event participants and

happiness: A study of five

large sport events

Touripilgrims in the Portuguese

Inside Way to Santiago de

Compostela

Analysis of the Cultural Tourist

Profile in a Local Museum

On-line representation of

Douro (Northern Portugal): the

case of the municipalities

websites

Cruise Tourism in Ireland:

Underdeveloped? The Case

for the Port of Cork

Tourism and sport.

Experiences and use in a small

inland destination

14.00 Lucia Cappiello Oksana Tokarchuk, Oswin

Maurer

Sciabicoti, the community of

practice of fishermen in Brindisi

meets tourists

Vacation experience and

tourists' quality of life







Interactive experiences




memory mobilised

Marketing challenges for

destinations

Branding and destination

image

Tourism product

developmentDestination innovation


Chair Alba Colombo Paolo Russo Ana Goytia Prat Szilvia Gyimóthy Antti Honkanen Paula Remoaldo

15.00 Ilja Simons Pia Kiviaho-Kallio Dušan Borovčanin, Rob

Davidson

Seda Yetimoğlu, Derya Toksöz Peter Kvistgaard, John Hird Alžbeta Kiráľová, Andrej

Malachovský

Online and offline interaction

rituals of three event

communities: a comparative

analysis

Trochee and Nostalgia -

Healing the Image of Lahti

World Ski Championships

The role of business events in

determining the international

image of destinations in a post-

conflict situation

Negative Impacts of Terrorist

Incidents on Tourism in

Turkey: A Case Study in the

Grand Bazaar

Tourism investment in 8

German coast destinations

from 2000 to 2015

The Impact of Creativity on

Sustainable Competitiveness

of Tourism Destinations

15.30 Miguel Nuno Marques Pereira,

Paula Cristina Almeida Cadima

Remoaldo

Julio José Luqui-Lagleyze De

la Puente

Orit Unger, Natan Uriely, Galia

Fuchs

Ana Inácio Donald Yina Orga Maria João Carneiro, Celeste

Eusébio

The interactive touristic guide

of Ponte de Lima

Peace and Touristic

development in Natural

Protected Areas: The case of

Caño Cristales, Colombia

Beyond the “Environmental

Bubble”: Cross-cultural

Encounters of Business

Travelers

The power of brands in wine

tourism: the Lisbon Region

experience

Tourism product: community

participation and benefits of

Osun Osogbo festival in

Nigeria

The impact of tourism on the

happiness of the youth market

16.00 Alexandra Correia, Raquel

Cunha, Olga Matos

Anderson Gomes de Souza,

Salomão Farias, Marisa Brito

Hugo Sousa, Patrícia Silva,

Ana Teresa Ferreira

Filipa Brandão, Zélia Breda,

Carlos Costa

Wine Tourism Marketing: A

Content Analysis of Wineries’

Websites and Facebook

Hysteretic Image of Tourism

Destinations: A Cross-Cultural

Study on the Interpretation of

Brazilian and Dutch

Consumers Towards

Sustainability

Talent Management in the

Hospitality sector - A

Systematic Literature Review

Innovation and

internationalization as

development strategies for

coastal tourism destinations:

the role of networks






Public sector roles




memory mobilised

Marketing challenges for

destinationsEmerging tourism niches

The role of new

technologies in destination

development

Destination innovation


Chair Alba Colombo Paolo Russo Reuben Wijnberg Veronika Joukes Eran Ketter Francis McGettigan

16.30 Tiago Lopes, Rui Costa Isabel Vaz de Freitas, Olga

Matos, Susana Ribeiro

Sandra Vieira Vasconcelos,

Ana Balula Dias

Lucy Silva, Zélia Breda Maria Engberg, Outi Niininen Diana Lopes, Filipa Brandão

The cooperation between

public entities and local

associations to create event

experiences

Perceptions about the urban

landscape and tourism in the

Historic Center of Guimarães

Mobile learning: paving the

way for the future in Tourism

Education and training

The rise of solo travel: A study

on female travellers

Creating a Huntzz Treasure

Hunt for Exploring Turku City

Centre

The dimensions of experience

economy and tourism: an

application to camping practice

in Portugal

17.00 Marjorein van Houten Chiara Rabbiosi Daniel H. Olsen, David

Williams

Paula Remoaldo, Hélder

Lopes, Olga Matos, Isabel

Freitas, Miguel Pereira, Vítor

Ribeiro, Ricardo Gôja, Nancy

Duxbury

Darko Dimitrovski, Susana

Rachão, Veronika Joukes, Luís

Tibério

Martine Bakker, Milena

Nikolova, Hermione Nevill,

Melissa Metz, Gordana

Popovik

The risk perception of licensing

officials regarding safety of

spectators at motoring events

Place branding and heritage-

making: Suggestions for a

performative approach

From No Image to Award-

Winning Branding: The Case

of Branding the State of Utah

International best practices

and issues in creative tourism

The regional wine and

gastronomy offer in restaurants

of North Portugal

Applying a Visitor Experience

Value Chain for Destination

Market Performance

Assessment

17.45 Bus transfer with stops at proximity of hotels (same as morning route) Front (gate) entrance

19.00 Ferry crossing to restaurant

Meeting point is the Praça da Liberdade, bottom of the main street, just past the municipal tourist office

20.00 Dinner at Foz na Brasa – Cabedelo, casual dress code

23.30 Return ferry crossing

Thursday, September 14th, 2017


Hotel Rali (8h25); Hotel Parque (8h35); School of Education/Axis Hotel (8h45). Please check which stop is closest to your place of accommodation


9.15 Keynote presentation 2: Marianna Sigala Main auditorium

Unravelling the smartness of smart destinations

Chaired by Alexandra Correia

10.00 Presentation by SHARE – Steve Hood

Chaired by Alexandra Correia



Session 4A Session 4B Session 4C Session 4D Session 4E




Place and identity




memory mobilised

Events as destination

driversManagement of destinations

Sustainability issues in

destination development

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5

Chair Ilja Simons Paula Rabbiosi Ubaldino Couto Olga Matos Tara Duncan

11.00 Dmytro Kharenko, Dmytro

Kharenko, Carlos Fernandes,

Hugo Sousa

Rui Su Andrew Jones Markéta Bobková, Zuzana

Černíková

Elisabete Cristina Mateus de

Sampaio, Susana Maria

Peixoto Godinho Lima & Sofia

de Lurdes Rosas da Silva

Strengthening regional food

identity during events - a visitor

research

The semiosis of urban heritage

tourism, meaning-making and

tourist experiences

Events and the Blue Economy:

Malta Tourism – sailing and

yachting as a driver for change

The role of DMO in the Czech

environment: a case study of

Prague

Tourism in the Intermunicipal

Community of the Region of

Coimbra - Potential for

Ecoclusterization

11.30 Vladimir Antchak Iride Azara, Lisa Wakefield Hans Wessblad, Donald Getz Antti Honkanen Gorka Zamarreño Aramendia,

Elena Ruiz Romero de la Cruz,

Elena Cruz Ruiz

A lived and conceived city: The

role of events in place

experience

Beathing life into heritage

attractions through digital

storytelling

Festivals, Stakeholders and

Place Making: The Case of

Harvest Festival, Oland, in

Sweden.

From winter wonderland to all-

year-round destination –

Seasonality in Lapland, Finland

The development of an

oenological route of Malaga

from the demand-side

12.00 Rui Augusto da Costa, Joana

Carvalho

Yanchun Huang Ainara Rodriguez-Zulaica,

Nuria Cortes

Marta Quintas, Rui Costa,

Zélia Breda

Susana Lima, Eugénia Lima

Devile, Adilia Ramos, Andreia

Moura

Megaevents: Are they really

important for the dynamization

of tourist destinations? The

cas of Lisbon

The Strategies for the Joint

Development of Red Tourism

and Its Internationalization in

China

Looking for unique event

venues: An opportunity for

industrial heritage tourism

Sports as a factor of

competitive advantage for

tourism destinations: The case

study of Porto and the North of

Portugal

Gastronomic tourism: a case

study of the relevance of

higher education







The business of events

New tourism spaces and

places

Governance and destination

‘regimes’Management of destinations




Chair Ilja Simons Ana Goytia Prat Antti Honkanen Marjolein van Houten Ana Inácio

13.30 Rob Davidson Joana Nogueira, José Carlos

Santos, Bruno Leitão

Andrea Holesinska Melanie Kay Smith Tara Duncan, Albina

Pashkevich

Self-assessment of business

events attendees

Mountain Areas, biocultural

landscapes and tourism in Alto

Minho

Reflection on the destination

management in the Czech

Republic

Budapest City of Spas: Health

Tourism Destination?

Gävle, Sweden: A case of

sustainable destination

development

14.00 Alba Colombo, Lénia Marques Veronika Dumbrovská Carina Ren, Daniela Chimirri Rui Augusto da Costa, Maria

Luis Ribeiro

Diego R. Toubes, Stefan

Gössling, C. Michael Hall

Motivation and experience at

events: a comparison between

leisure and business events

AirBnB in Prague: Sharing

economy or the new way of

commercialization?

Enacting arctic destination

futures – a practice approach

Competitiveness factors that

influence the hotel industry in

Douro Region

Flood risk in coastal tourism

regions: a method to assess

beach vulnerability

14.30 Amber Herrewijn Susana Lima, Celeste

Eusébio, Maria Rosário

Partidário

Rui Silva, Zélia Breda, Filipa

Brandão

Veronika Joukes, Ana Paula

Rodrigues, Isabel Vieira, Ana

Cantante Carlos Marques

The co-creation of (reciprocal)

value propositions in the event

industry

Knowledge transfer in tourism

development cooperation: the

views of stakeholders

An analysis of the shopping

behaviour of international

tourists in Oporto

Website evaluation of lodging

facilities along the inner Saint

James’ Pilgrim Way (North

Portugal)







The business of events

Trends and tourist behaviourNew tourism spaces and

placesManagement of destinations Planning for the future




Chair Greg Richards Martine Bakker Veronika Joukes Iride Azara Arash Akhshik Ana Teresa Ferreira

15.30

Group discussion and

meeting conclusion

Catarina Pacheco, Zélia Breda Szilvia Gyimóthy Celeste Eusébio, Adré

Gouveia

Eva De Smedt Ana Goytia Prat, Asunción

Villarán Ara, Nagore Espinosa

Uresandi, Marina Abad

Galzacorta, Marina Carnicer

Rodríguez

Consumer behaviour and

emerging trends in the

hospitality industry

Transformations in Destination

Texture

Factors influencing the

expenditures of cruise

passengers and crew

members in a port of call: the

case of Funchal Port

Imagining tourism and leisure

futures: Narration and co-

creation as powerful analytic

toolsImagining tourism and

leisure futures: Narration and

co-creation as powerful

analytic tools

Model for tourist local

destinations’ carrying capacity

measurement. The case of the

Basque Country

16.00 Hongliang Yan Natalie Stors Cláudia Patrícia de Almeida

Seabra, José Tavares; Luís

Filipe Lages

Jinhua Zhang Claudio Milano

Attractiveness and Constraints

of European Destinations:

Perspectives of Chinese Tour

Operators

Constructing new urban

tourism space through Airbnb:

Evidences from Reuterkiez in

Berlin

Terrorism and Tourism: is it

Terrorism just an excuse to

end freedom?

Past, present, and future of

International hotel chains

(IHCs) operation in China

Sustainable Tourism facing

Tourismphobia

16.30 Tao Xu Maria Eugenia Altamirano,

Selene Orellana, Tayna

Cândido

Rui Augusto da Costa, Ana

Pais, Vera Vale

Didiana Fachada Fernandes,

Isabel Vieira; Ana Paula

Rodrigues

The evolution of senior

traveller’s experience --With a

specific focus on ICT usage

Touring slum in Rio de Janeiro

favelas: Challenges and

controversies

Perceived image as an

important factor for

destinations recommendation

and revisit intentions: The case

of Ponte de Lima, Portugal

Revitalization of Historical

Centres - Impacts on

Residents: The Case Study of

Lamego City

17.00 Keynote presentation 3: Donald Getz Main auditorium

Towards sustainable, eventful cities

Chaired by Goretti Silva

18.00 Bus transfer with stops at proximity of hotels (same as morning route) Front (gate) entrance

19.15 Bus transfer to Restaurant

Bus 1: Hotel Flor de Sal (19h15), Praça da Liberdade (19h30), Hotel Rali (19h40)

Bus 2: School of Education/Axis Hotel (19h15), Praça da Liberdade (19h30), Hotel Parque (19h40)

20.00 Dinner at Camelo – Santa Marta Portuzelo, smart dress code

23.15 Departure from Restaurant

Friday, September 15th, 2017


Hotel Rali (8h40); Hotel Parque (8h50); School of Education/Axis Hotel (8h55). Please check which stop is closest to your place of accommodation.


9.30 Keynote presentation 4: Carlos Costa Main auditorium

Emerging Tourism planning paradigms in the 21st century

Chaired by Carlos Fernandes




Governance and destination

‘regimes’

New tourism spaces and

placesManagement of destinations

Trends and tourist

behaviour

Tourism product

development

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5

Chair Eran Ketter Szilvia Gyimóthy Rob Davidson Francis McGettigan Rui Su

10.45 Edgar Bernardo, Victor

Rodrigues

Abdullah Tarinç, Gülsün

Yildirim, Alper Ateş, Ceyhun

Çağlar Kilinç

Hasan Kilic, Arash Akhshik Klaus Pfatschbacher Cristina Abreu, Laura Carolina

Corona, Lucía Díaz

Regional Policy and Tourism

Governance in the Portuguese

Douro

Evaluation of natural and

cultural resources of Konya /

Akşehir in the framework of

ecotourism

Wind-based tourism, as an

alternative product in tackling

the seasonality in tourism in a

Mediterranean island

Visionary trends in Jules

Verne's novel "The Floating

Island"

Destination assessment for the

development of senior tourism

product: the case study of

DiscOver55

11.15 Rick Lagiewski, Domagoj

Nikolić

Melike Baş Laurentina Maria da Cruz

Vareiro, Raquel Mendes

Ana Branca da Silva Soeiro de

Carvalho

İbrahim Baş

Exploring Interorganizational

Relations in Post-Socialist

Croatian Tourism Then and

Now

Brand city Afyonkarahisar's

evaluation of thermal health

tourism

Stakeholders’ perceptions on

tourism impacts of a

Portuguese World Heritage

historic center: the case of

Oporto

Water as an answer to

wellness and welfare

Rural Tourism Opportunities in

Turkey: Isparta Province

Example

11.45 Closing session Main auditorium

Chaired by Rene van der Duim

Presentation on SIG Business Tourism - Rob Davidson

Presentation on SIG Space, Place, Mobilities in Tourism - Paulo Russo

Reflection on the ATLAS Latin America conference - Anderson Gomez

Reflection on the conference

ATLAS update and future plans

Presentation annual conference 2018, Copenhagen

Special guest Dora Gonzalez de Araújo, Turismo de Portugal

Thanks you's


14.30 Bus transfer with stops at proximity of hotels (same as morning route). Front (gate) entrance

16.00 Viana do Castelo city tour - meeting point is the tourist office (where the bus transfer leaves each morning)

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