Transforming Tourism
through more Sustainable Behaviour
The Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality sectors have a critical role to play towards more sustainable development on themes identified in the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). There is a need to combat climate change, develop eco-consciousness, create responsible tourism experiences, reduce inequality and fight poverty amongst many other challenges. However, a sound understanding of consumer behaviour that is specific to Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality for achieving sustainability has become increasingly pressing. Broadly speaking, what are the psychological factors that may influence consumer choices in the context of sustainability? And how might we encourage the sustainable consumption of tourism-related services?
Keynote Speakers
Our renowned and inspiring keynote speakers will share their insights on current and upcoming drivers in a disrupted global environment.
Dr Gabby Walters
Gabby is an Associate Professor with the University of Queensland’s Business School and Deputy Associate Dean (Research) for the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law. She holds significant expertise in consumer behaviour with a specialisation in tourism and travel. She is highly recognised for her research in crisis recovery and how crises influence travel planning and decision making, risk mitigation behaviour and market sentiment more generally.
Dr Hai Nguyen
Hai is an Associate Professor in Tourism and Events at the University of Greenwich, UK. She studied and worked at Hue University (Vietnam), The School of Travel Industry Management (USA), Breda University of Applied Sciences (The Netherlands), the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong) and Macau University of Science and Technology (Macau). Her current research focuses on tourist behaviours, Vietnam tourism, heritage tourism, special events and festivals, and destination management.
Jos Vranken
Jos is the Managing Director of NBTC (Nederlands Bureau voor Toerisme & Congressen), in the Netherlands, holding the overall responsibility for the national destination management organisation. In this role, he oversees the development, branding, and marketing of the Destination ‘Netherlands’ in 7 (inter)national core markets. In addition to his executive responsibilities, he contributes to the academic community as a guest lecturer and public speaker.
Frank Radstake
Frank Radstake works at the ANVR, the Dutch trade association of tour operators and travel agents. He is responsible for, among other things, legal and consumer affairs, social policy, innovation, and sustainability. He is currently working with CELTH and BUAS on a concrete action plan for the travel sector, to fulfill the far-reaching ambitions in the field of sustainability that the ANVR and the travel industry have.
Conference Programme
Keynotes
By renowned international speakers
Industry Speakers
On how the industry is facing up to the changes and challenges
Best Paper Awards
Offered by the Journal of Vacation Marketing (for papers with a specific marketing/consumer behaviour focus), and the Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Management (for papers with a broader hospitality and/or tourism focus)
Workshops
On topics such as Research Methodology
There will be an overlap in a few of the program components. The overlap is highlighted in ORANGE.
CBTS
ATLAS
Sunday, 23 Jun
Welcome reception
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Monday, 24 Jun
Plenary Programme
Workshops
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Tuesday, 25 Jun
PhD Seminar
Plenary Programme
Workshops
Conference Dinner
PhD Seminar
Welcome reception
Wednesday, 26 Jun
Plenary Programme
Industry Day
Workshops
Farewell Reception
Plenary Programme
Industry Day
Workshops
Social Programme
Thursday, 27 Jun
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Plenary Programme
Workshops
Reception
Conference Dinner
Friday, 28 Jun
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Plenary Programme
Workshops
Fee Structure & Registration
Both the ATLAS as the CBTS conference will take place at BUAS in the week of 24-28 June 2024. Therefor we do offer delegates a discount in case they would like to join both events.The ATLAS 2024 website can be found HERE.
Full Fee
CBTS
ATLAS
CBTS + ATLAS
The full fee includes access to all conference sessions, coffee breaks, lunches, receptions, conference dinner and conference materials.
Student Fee
CBTS
ATLAS
CBTS + ATLAS
The student fee includes access to all conference sessions, coffee breaks, receptions, and conference materials.