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Virtual Presentations for the Fifth International Conference on Tourism & Leisure Studies
Virtual Presentations are grouped by general themes. Q&A can occur in the comments of this post. Each presenter's formal, written paper will be available to participants if accepted to the journal.
THEME 1: CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF CONTEMPORARY TOURISM
Behold, the Horror of Man: Dark Tourism in the Anthropocene
- Pat Mahoney, Department of Sociology, Colorado State University, United States
"Ferrante Fever" and the Quest for Authenticity: Fervent Readers Turn into Literary Tourists Looking for an "Authentic" Naples
- Arianna Avalle, PhD Student, Italian Studies, University of Texas at Austin, United States
Uncanny Tourism in Sleepy Hollow, NY
- Sarah Kennedy, PhD Candidate, Communication and Rhetoric, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States
Chain Tourism: The Role of Social Networks and Place Attachments in Disaster Recovery
- Elyse Zavar, University of North Texas, United States
- Brendan Lavy, University of Texas Rio Rande Valley, United States
- Ronald Hagelman, Texas State University, United States
Between Attraction and Reluctance: The Introduction of Camping in Republican China
- Antonio Barrento, Faculty, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
On the Move - Mobilities and Materialities in Cruise Tourism Research
- Allegra Celine Baumann, Research Assistant, Research Training Group KRITIS (Critical Infrastructures), TU Darmstadt, Germany
THEME 2: CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF CONTEMPORARY LEISURE
The Organisers of Outdoor Creative Recreation: Who Utilises Urban Recreational Space and Why?
- Aleksandra Mroczek Żulicka, Assistant and PhD Candidate, Faculty of Geographical Sciences, University of Lodz, Poland
The Influence of Barriers and Motivations to Recreation and Physical Activity in Traditional and Non-traditional College Students on a Commuter Campus
- Jacob Eubank, Undergraduate Director and Assistant Professor, Recreation Education and Therapy Program, Department of Health Sciences, Lehman College, New York, United States
THEME 3: TOURISM AND LEISURE INDUSTRIES
Luxury London Hotels and Leisure Pursuits in World War Two
- Carina Jane Mansey, PhD Student and Visiting Lecturer, City, University of London, United Kingdom
Legalized Marijuana and Marijuana Tourism in USA: Current Perceptions of Oregon Residents
- Pavlina McGrady, Assistant Professor, Southern Oregon University, United States
- Soo Kang, Professor, Food Science and Human Nutrition, Colorado State University, United States
- Mark Siders, Professor, Southern Oregon University, United States
- Curtis Bacon, Professor, Southern Oregon University, United States
THEME 4: CRITICAL ISSUES IN TOURISM AND LEISURE STUDIES
A Focus on Pedagogical Renewal: Hospitality Graduates' Preparedness for Employment
- Ngizimisele Ndlovu, Food and Beverage Instructor, Hospitality, CPUT, Western Cape, South Africa
- Xena Michelle Cupido, Senior Lecturer and Acting Head of Department of Student Learning Unit, Fundani Centre for Higher Education Development, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa
Pele’s Curse? Consequences of Taking Piece of the Rock Souvenirs
- William Lenz, Professor Emeritus, English Department, Chatham University, Pennsylvania, United States
Investigating the Role of Visual Communication in Tourism Enhancement Plans: Evaluating the Influence of Smart Advertisement by Modern Graphics in TourismEdit Resend Status Mail
- Parnaz Goodarzparvari
Ethical Eating: The Discourse/Practice Gap in Top Restaurants in Peru
- María Elena Sánchez Zambrano, Economist, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, Peru
- Mario Pasco, Professor, Management Sciences, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, Peru
Determinants of Mixed Waste Generation within the Accommodation Sector in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife: Pay-As-You-Throw Tariff
- Eugenio Diaz Fariña, Applied Economics, University of La Laguna, Spain
- Noemi Padron Fumero, Professor, Universidad de la Laguna, Spain
- Juan José Díaz Hernández, Economic Analysis, University of La Laguna, Spain
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