The Institute for Tourism, in cooperation with the University of Westminster, UK, Equality in Tourism International, UK, and Croatian Acadamy of Sciences and Arts is organizing the conference Women in Tourism: Lessons Learned or Lessons Forgotten?, which will be held from April 19 to 21, 2023 in Split.
We are excited to share with you that we have expanded our list of publication opportunities. Selected full papers from the Conference will be considered for publication in the Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research (JHTR) (SCOPUS, SSCI WoS; IF 4.317), which aims to publish original research that clearly advances theoretical development and offers practical value for hospitality and tourism ecosystems. Also, we would like to remind you that all accepted papers will be included in the Conference Proceedings (A1). Furthermore, along with JHTR, the best papers will be published in a special issue of:
- TOURISM: international interdisciplinary journal (WoS-ESCI, Scopus)
- European Business Review (WoS-ESCI, Scopus)
- Tourism Planning & Development (WoS, Scopus)
Furthermore, we would like to inform you that the special conference accommodation price at Le Méridien Lav Hotel, Split (5*) is 120 EUR per night (for the limited number of units). More info about venue and accommodation: https://www.iztzg.hr/en/wintconference/wintvenue
For more detailed information please find attached our 2nd Call for Contributions for the conference Women in Tourism: Lessons Learned or Lessons Forgotten?, organized by the Institute for Tourism, Croatia, in cooperation with the University of Westminster (UK), Equality in Tourism International (UK), and Croatian Acadamy of Science and Arts. Additionally, you can follow the news about the conference at the link: http://www.iztzg.hr/en/wintconference/
The keynote speakers of the conference are Sanda Čorak, PhD (Institut za turizam), Stroma Cole, PhD (University of Westminster), Marina Novelli, PhD (University of Brighton), Marco Valeri, PhD (Niccolò Cusano University), Irena Ateljević, PhD (Aspira University College).
The role of women in tourism is mostly viewed through the prism of gender inequality, connected with the continuous need for women's empowerment as important stakeholders in the tourism industry. Undoubtedly, that is a hugely important agenda as the lowest paid jobs and the jobs holding the least status in tourism are mostly occupied by women (1). Yet, with this conference we aim to move our gaze towards more positive stories and a more powerful view of women’s role in tourism. The key aim of this conference is to demonstrate and celebrate the multiple roles and positions of women in tourism.
You can see the full 2nd Call for contributions, conference topics and other details at the link: 2nd Call for contributions - Women in Tourism
Follow all the details and news about the conference at the link: http://www.iztzg.hr/en/wintconference/
1) https://www.unwto.org/gender-and-tourism