The objectives of the forum are to provide an opportunity for tourism educators and trainers to gain new insight about the rapidly changing tourism and hospitality industry, to learn about new training and assessment methods, and to network with their peers. Abstracts are currently being accepted until 24 October, 2017.
Submission Deadline: 24 October, 2017 The Tourism and Hospitality Educators conference planning committee welcomes your abstracts for oral papers and panel presentations, and circulars. The submission period is 5 July, 2017 – 24 October, 2017. All submissions should be made by email.
Oral Presentations
Oral paper presentations will have 15 - 30 minute time slots. The conference organizers will group oral presentations by theme into sessions that will include three individual presentations and time for questions from the audience. Presenters typically use PowerPoint or other slide presentations. It is not necessary that you have a written paper to read/present. Oral presentation abstracts are limited to 300 words.
Panel Presentations
Panel presentations provide authors the option to organize a panel comprising three related presentations. Panel presentation sessions will typically be 30 - 60 minutes in length. A panel proposal must include an abstract summarizing the overall theme of the panel. Submissions showcasing research papers should also include individual abstracts for each presentation included in the panel. Panel presentations that seek to bring together experts for interactive discussion should describe questions that will be addressed by the panel, and underlying issues to be discussed.
Circulars
Hand-outs for circulation to attendees should be on 1 - 4 pages in length. Authors of circulars are not required to deliver oral presentations.
Submission Options
Abstracts may be submitted as email attachments, as Word DOC or PDF files, or directly in the body of an e-mail message. Please include the following information: presentation title; presenter's identifying information, including name and affiliations, topic, and narrative text. Narrative text may include tables or figures.
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