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International Conference on Tourism Statistics and Tourism Industries

📅 11–12 Feb 2027 📍 Gdansk, Poland 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on innovative methodologies for collecting and analyzing tourism statistics. Participants will explore new techniques and frameworks that enhance the accuracy and reliability of tourism data.

This session examines the relationship between tourism and poverty alleviation, highlighting how tourism statistics can inform policies aimed at supporting disadvantaged communities. Discussions will include case studies and best practices from various regions.

This track addresses the need for standardized metrics in city tourism statistics to facilitate comparison and benchmarking. Experts will discuss challenges and strategies for developing uniform data collection practices across urban destinations.

Participants will delve into modern trends in the use of big data sources for tourism analysis. This session will highlight innovative applications of data analytics in understanding tourist behavior and preferences.

This track offers insights into international tourism forecasts, focusing on methodologies and models used to predict visitor arrivals and expenditures. Experts will share their findings on global tourism trends and future outlooks.

This session investigates the economic impact of tourism industries, emphasizing the importance of accurate statistics in measuring contributions to local and national economies. Participants will discuss frameworks for assessing economic benefits derived from tourism.

This track explores various data sources utilized in tourism research, assessing their reliability and relevance. Discussions will include the challenges of data quality and the implications for tourism policy and planning.

This session focuses on employment dynamics within the tourism industries, analyzing statistics related to job creation and workforce development. Participants will examine the implications of employment trends for tourism sustainability.

This track investigates regional variations in tourism spending, highlighting the importance of localized data for understanding consumer behavior. Participants will discuss methodologies for capturing and interpreting regional tourism expenditure.

This session showcases innovative approaches to reporting tourism statistics, including the use of interactive dashboards and visualizations. Experts will discuss how these tools can enhance stakeholder engagement and data accessibility.

This track addresses the classification of tourism products and productive activities, emphasizing the need for clear definitions and categories. Participants will explore the implications of classification systems for data collection and analysis.