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posted to TRINET May 21, 2020
Webinar on "Pro-Poor Tourism vis-a-vis Livelihood Stability During Post COVID-19" - 22nd May, 2020 Time: 10.00 - 13.00 Hrs (Indian Standard Time | GMT+ 5.30 Hrs) Department of Tourism Studies, Pondicherry University, India. Join us tomorrow as we unfold the issues pertaining to livelihood sustainability and the role of pro-poor tourism in the Post-COVID19 scenario. Link for the webinar: https://meet.google.com/hgu-afya-emj Priyakrushna Mohanty UGC-Senior Research Fellow, Department of Tourism Studies, Pondicherry University 
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Posted to TRINET on May 19, 2020
UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management is offering a series of free research seminars themed as Research, Recovery, and Rescale tailored to various stakeholders during the Summer time. Here is the first one focusing on small and independent hotels in Florida, which is applicable to many other destinations. Please sign in if interested in. Also feel free to share to whoever you think might be interested. Thanks for your attention and stay safe. —Youcheng
UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management’s Dick Pope Sr. Institute for Tourism Studies conducted a study explicitly tailored to understand the economic impact and coronavirus COVID-19 related challenges faced by small, independent Florida hotels, and bed and breakfasts.
This study has three pivotal goals:
1.Quantify the economic contributions of small, independent Florida hotels (including their direct and indirect impacts) on Florida’s economy. This data will show how valuable these businesses are to their communities and the State of Florida;
2.Quantify the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on the operations and finances of these businesses; and
3.Provide recommendations to small lodging properties to aid in their recovery
From that study a webinar series was developed to share information with our industry partners. The webinar series provides strategic business information to prepare and support business leaders for the post Covid-19 world. The series discuss different post Covid-19 scenarios, sharing current research-based information and perspectives, which could potentially impact businesses.
This study is unique because it will show the value of small, independent lodgings to Florida’s economy and community.
Webinar #1 Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2020 . Time: 3:00 - 4 PM Eastern Standard Time (New York)
Title: The resilience and vulnerability of Small Lodgings in Florida: The Impact of Covid-19
Presenters:
Dr. Manuel Rivera, Principal Investigator, Assistant Dean
Dr. Robertico Croes, Co-Investigator, Associate Dean
Please click the link to access the Research Seminar: https://ucf.zoom.us/j/92260596794
Youcheng Wang, Ph.D., Rosen College of Hospitality Management, University of Central Florida
UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management is offering a series of free research seminars themed as Research, Recovery, and Rescale tailored to various stakeholders during the Summer time. Here is the first one focusing on small and independent hotels in Florida, which is applicable to many other destinations. Please sign in if interested in. Also feel free to share to whoever you think might be interested. Thanks for your attention and stay safe. —Youcheng
UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management’s Dick Pope Sr. Institute for Tourism Studies conducted a study explicitly tailored to understand the economic impact and coronavirus COVID-19 related challenges faced by small, independent Florida hotels, and bed and breakfasts.
This study has three pivotal goals:
1.Quantify the economic contributions of small, independent Florida hotels (including their direct and indirect impacts) on Florida’s economy. This data will show how valuable these businesses are to their communities and the State of Florida;
2.Quantify the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on the operations and finances of these businesses; and
3.Provide recommendations to small lodging properties to aid in their recovery
From that study a webinar series was developed to share information with our industry partners. The webinar series provides strategic business information to prepare and support business leaders for the post Covid-19 world. The series discuss different post Covid-19 scenarios, sharing current research-based information and perspectives, which could potentially impact businesses.
This study is unique because it will show the value of small, independent lodgings to Florida’s economy and community.
Webinar #1 Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2020 . Time: 3:00 - 4 PM Eastern Standard Time (New York)
Title: The resilience and vulnerability of Small Lodgings in Florida: The Impact of Covid-19
Presenters:
Dr. Manuel Rivera, Principal Investigator, Assistant Dean
Dr. Robertico Croes, Co-Investigator, Associate Dean
Please click the link to access the Research Seminar: https://ucf.zoom.us/j/92260596794
Youcheng Wang, Ph.D., Rosen College of Hospitality Management, University of Central Florida
Reignite Mediterranean and Leisure Tourism in the post COVID-19 era
Bournemouth University Online Conference Monday 11th May 2020; Chair: Professor Dimitrios Buhalis You can see the 4 hours conference on Professor Dimitrios Buhalis YouTube Channel - https://youtu.be/3bg7Wd9dgbI
00:00-00:17 Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Bournemouth University, UK Introduction NOTES https://tinyurl.com/BuhalisMEDCovid
Issues and Challenges towards Reigniting Mediterranean Tourism Panel
00:17-00:34 Professor Marina Novelli, Brighton University, UK NOTES https://tinyurl.com/NoveliMEDCovid
00:34-00:54 Professor Maria Gravari-Barbas, Paris 1- Sorbonne University, France NOTES https://tinyurl.com/GravariMEDCovid
00:54-01:10 Professor Carlos Costa, University of Aveiro, Portugal
01:10-01:23 Dr Anna Farmaki, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus
01:23-01:40 Dr Valeria Minghetti, CISET-Ca' Foscari University Venice, Italy
Preparing for Reigniting Mediterranean Tourism Panel
02:05:-02:31 Professor Alexandros Paraskevas, University of West London, UK -
02:33-02:48 Professor Eduardo Parra-López, Universidad de La Laguna, Spain
02:48-03:07 Inmaculada Benito Hernandez, Iberostar Group Corporate
03:07-03:28 Barbara Avdis, Vice Chair Historic Hotels of Europe & Greek NTO, Greece
03:28-03:41 Andrew Agius Muscat, Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association, Malta
Conclusions and way forward for Reigniting Mediterranean Tourism
03:41-04:00 Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Bournemouth University, UK
Bournemouth University Online Conference Monday 11th May 2020; Chair: Professor Dimitrios Buhalis You can see the 4 hours conference on Professor Dimitrios Buhalis YouTube Channel - https://youtu.be/3bg7Wd9dgbI
00:00-00:17 Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Bournemouth University, UK Introduction NOTES https://tinyurl.com/BuhalisMEDCovid
Issues and Challenges towards Reigniting Mediterranean Tourism Panel
00:17-00:34 Professor Marina Novelli, Brighton University, UK NOTES https://tinyurl.com/NoveliMEDCovid
00:34-00:54 Professor Maria Gravari-Barbas, Paris 1- Sorbonne University, France NOTES https://tinyurl.com/GravariMEDCovid
00:54-01:10 Professor Carlos Costa, University of Aveiro, Portugal
01:10-01:23 Dr Anna Farmaki, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus
01:23-01:40 Dr Valeria Minghetti, CISET-Ca' Foscari University Venice, Italy
Preparing for Reigniting Mediterranean Tourism Panel
02:05:-02:31 Professor Alexandros Paraskevas, University of West London, UK -
02:33-02:48 Professor Eduardo Parra-López, Universidad de La Laguna, Spain
02:48-03:07 Inmaculada Benito Hernandez, Iberostar Group Corporate
03:07-03:28 Barbara Avdis, Vice Chair Historic Hotels of Europe & Greek NTO, Greece
03:28-03:41 Andrew Agius Muscat, Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association, Malta
Conclusions and way forward for Reigniting Mediterranean Tourism
03:41-04:00 Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Bournemouth University, UK