ATLAS Annual Conference 2018 Destination Dynamics Copenhagen, Denmark 26-29 September, 2018
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ATLAS Annual Conference 2018 Destination Dynamics Copenhagen, Denmark 26-29 September, 2018 Abstract Book 2 Content Introduction ............................................................................................. 14 Keynote Speakers ................................................................................... 15 Jonas Larsen .......................................................................................................................15 Jarkko Saarinen ...................................................................................................................16 Hazel Tucker ........................................................................................................................17 Miša Novak ...........................................................................................................................18 Dejan Križaj ..........................................................................................................................18 Organizers ............................................................................................... 19 Bio sketches delegates .......................................................................... 20 Abstracts ................................................................................................. 43 Institutional thickness, tourism-led local economic development planning and the Elmina 2015 Strategy...........................................................................................................43 Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong ........................................................................................43 Tourism phobia and gentrification in Málaga, Spain ........................................................44 Fernando Almeida-García, Rafael Cortés-Macías, Antonia Balbuena-Vázquez .................44 Investigating the Environmental Impact of Tourists Activities on Yankari Resort and Safari ....................................................................................................................................44 Audu Aly Fada, Eldah Ephraim Buba, Sanusi Abubakar Sadiq ..........................................44 Examining how Nigerian Art work can influence tourist visit to a destination ...............45 Audu Aly Fada, Eldah Ephraim Buba .................................................................................45 Evolution of Tourism Activity in Suzdal: How to Escape Overcrowding?.......................45 Anna Alexandrova, Ekaterina Aigina ..................................................................................45 Event tourism and event platforms development in Moscow, Russia .............................46 Ekaterina Aigina, Anna Alexandrova ..................................................................................46 Presence of service-driven market orientation; Innovative corporate culture ................47 Magnus Asgeirsson ...........................................................................................................47 3 Exploring issues in Tourism Migratory Workforce: The Case of San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico ......................................................................................................................48 Iride Azara .........................................................................................................................48 An Investigation of Residents’ Perceptions of Positive Festival Impacts, Community Attachment and Wellbeing: A Study on the Jameson Festival, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe ..............................................................................................................................................48 Cathrine Banga, Hasan Kilic, Georgiana Kardaş ................................................................48 The importance of gastronomy tourism in Turkish tourism .............................................49 Ibrahim Baş, Abdullah Tarınç .............................................................................................49 Celiac friendly in tourism sector ........................................................................................50 Melike Baş .........................................................................................................................50 Tourism Development and Creative Sectors in Oman: the case of Mutrah Souk as a place of Knowledge co-production in a living tourism destination .................................51 Angelo Battaglia .................................................................................................................51 Is there social significance to the life of the plongeur? A 2018 reflection on Orwell’s (1933) take on hospitality work ...........................................................................................52 Tom Baum, Shelagh Mooney .............................................................................................52 Is the expectation of decent work in tourism a human right or a naive dream? .............53 Tom Baum, Hai Thi Thanh Nguyen ....................................................................................53 A sustainability approach to finding, retaining and managing talented workers in hospitality and tourism .......................................................................................................53 Tom Baum, Richard Robinson, David Solnet, Anna Kralj, Maria Golubovskaya, Antje Martins ...............................................................................................................................53 Tourism in the circular economy........................................................................................54 Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt, Flemming Sørensen ....................................................................54 Mobilising Society: Making the attraction-event of the Bornholm Stage Run ................55 Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt, Jonas Larsen...............................................................................55 An exploration of food champions in destinations in Ireland ..........................................55 Michelle Bermingham, Ziene Mottiar ..................................................................................55 Mediterranean mass tourism and its discontents: a political economy perspective .....56 Raoul Bianchi.....................................................................................................................56 4 Sustainable business and demography: Exploring critical links between gender youth and small-scale business development in fisheries and tourism in South Greenland ..57 Lill Rastad Bjørst, Daniela Chimirri .....................................................................................57 Homosociality en route .......................................................................................................57 Bodil Blichfeldt, Luigi D-Ambrosion ....................................................................................57 Creating tourism experiences from food products ...........................................................58 Maria Bogren, Anna Sörensson .........................................................................................58 Teaching for Impact and the Betterment of Humanity ......................................................59 Karla Boluk, Sandro Carnicelli, Jonathon Day, Dianne Dredge, Joan Flaherty ...................59 Mobilities around us: tourist mobilities and neighbourhood effect in social spaces. The case of Poblenou in Barcelona. ..........................................................................................60 Fiammetta Brandajs ...........................................................................................................60 Fostering Innovation Processes Through 360-Degree Virtual Reality Collaboration .....60 Lars Brehm, Dejan Krizaj, Petri Pohjola, Jessica Slamka ...................................................60 Heritage of Wars and Natural Disasters: Ethics of Displays ............................................61 Huong Bui ..........................................................................................................................61 The impact of knowledge sources on the innovation of immigrants’ new firms: An application to the restaurant industry ................................................................................62 Pedro Calero-Lemes, Desiderio J. García-Almeida ............................................................62 Tourist image of a wine event: The case of Nîmes............................................................63 Raquel Camprubí, Cendrine Fons, Olga Goncalves, Bernardin Solonandrasana ...............63 The Next Tourism Generation: Framing Social Skill Sets for Sustainability via Soft Skills. ....................................................................................................................................63 Sheena Carlisle, Silvia Barbone .........................................................................................63 Why do young people participate in religious events? A case study of Macao’s Catholic processions .........................................................................................................................64 Sok Teng Che, Ubaldino Sequeira Couto ..........................................................................64 Tourism, gentrification, and the struggle for New York City ............................................65 Michael Clancy ..................................................................................................................65