The Mediterranean Tourism Knowledge Exchange & Policy Forum
Malta
25-27 November 2024
Website: https://mediterraneantourismresearch.com/
The two-day Mediterranean Tourism Knowledge Exchange and Policy Forum will bring together researchers and policymakers to exchange news, views and research findings. It will empower Mediterranean Tourism regional and economic development, policy and planning, through evidence-based practice. The Forum supports tourism and hospitality organisations and destinations to develop their competitiveness and become more sustainable, attractive and competitive. Regenerative tourism should actively regenerate, revitalize and positively impact both the environment and local communities, making destinations more attractive for both visitors and local residents. Creating mutually beneficial relationships between tourists, communities and the environment, tourism should ensure that all parties cocreate value and benefit from the experience.
The 30th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
Houston, USA
2-4 January 2025
Website: https://www.gradconfht.com/call-for-papers/
Contact: Dr. Dan Wang: d.wang@polyu.edu.hk
This conference focuses on a broad range of contemporary topics relevant to research, education, and industry practices in hospitality, tourism, and related fields of study. The focus of the conference is to encourage communication among students who are conducting research in the field of hospitality and tourism. While this conference has been designed for graduate students and faculty, undergraduate students and industry professionals with an interest in graduate education should consider attending.
Association of Marketing Science conference
Montreal, Canada
21-23 May 2025
Website: https://www.ams-web.org/annual-conference
As marketing scholars, it is important to advocate for a return to the foundational principles of marketing with an approach that emphasizes the relevance and relationship of marketing research with industry while maintaining academic rigor. For marketing research to be truly valuable, it must have a theoretical framework, adhere to methodological rigor, and address real-world challenges marketers face. In addition, focusing on pressing societal and global challenges reinforces the idea that marketing research should seek to make a broader impact beyond the confines of academic journals.
