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International Conference on Hospitality, Tourism Marketing and Management

📅 18–19 Nov 2026 📍 New Amsterdam, Guyana 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track focuses on innovative strategies for implementing sustainable practices within the hospitality and tourism sectors. Discussions will explore the intersection of environmental stewardship and economic viability.

This session will delve into the evolving landscape of marketing within the hospitality and tourism industries, emphasizing digital tools and social media. Participants will analyze successful case studies and emerging trends.

This track examines the balance between cultural authenticity and commodification in tourism experiences. Scholars will discuss the implications of these dynamics for local communities and the tourism industry.

Focusing on entrepreneurial ventures within the hospitality and tourism sectors, this session will highlight innovative business models and success stories. Participants will explore the challenges and opportunities faced by new enterprises.

This track addresses the role of corporate social responsibility in shaping ethical practices within the tourism industry. Discussions will include case studies of organizations that have successfully integrated CSR into their business models.

This session will investigate the economic implications of tourism development on local and national economies. Participants will analyze both positive and negative impacts, providing a comprehensive overview of tourism's role in economic growth.

This track explores the growing sector of health and wellness tourism, focusing on consumer trends and market opportunities. Discussions will include the integration of wellness services in traditional hospitality offerings.

This session will address the unique challenges of human resource management within the hospitality industry. Topics will include workforce development, employee engagement, and retention strategies.

Focusing on culinary tourism, this track will explore innovative food service practices that enhance the tourist experience. Participants will discuss the role of gastronomy in attracting and retaining visitors.

This session will examine the impact of globalization on tourism practices and consumer behavior. Scholars will discuss how global trends shape local tourism industries and cultural exchanges.

This track will investigate the challenges posed by climate change to the tourism sector and strategies for building resilience. Participants will explore adaptive measures and sustainable practices to mitigate environmental impacts.