II International Conference of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation, Poznan, 19th -21st May, 2014

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1 II International Conference of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation, Poznan, 19th -21st May, 2014 DETAILED PROGRAMME PLACE: The University School of Physical Education in Poznan, Str. Krolowej Jadwigi 27/39, Poznan (Tourism and Recreation`s building)

2 10:00-11:00 REGISTRATION ( ) 11:00-11:30 WELCOME SESSION (room 023, level -1) (Chair: Beata Pluta) 11:30-13:30 PLENARY SESSION 1 (room 023, level -1) (Chair: Sofia Eurico) Alexis Papathanassis: Freestyle Sirens: Reviewing a Decade of Cruise - related Research Ewa Dziedzic: The creative industries as a factor in the development of tourism in the Polish cities Carlos Costa: Tourism Planning and Organisation in Europe: Trends and Dynamics 13:30-15:30 LUNCH (Place: Chatka Babuni, Wrocławska 18, Poznan) 15:30 17:30 PARALLEL SESSION 1 Room 220 Chair: Dimitrios Buhalis Room 223 (second floor) Chair: Ewa Dziedzic Room 225 Chair: Alexis Papathanassis Preference for domestic offer in tourism among students in Central European Countries (Adam Szromek, Michał Żemła) Competitiveness in tourism models of tourism competitiveness and their applicability -case study Austria and Switzerland (Marica Mauzrek) Tourism as an element of regional economic development Middle East as an example (Rebaz Jalal Ahmed) The relationship building strategy with partners in tourism market (Maria Johann) Towards a methodology for DMO benchmarking: DMO service quality, tourist satisfaction and destination brand loyalty (Ivan Paunović) Internationalization of Polish cities tourism: Strategies, marketing and structures (Piotr Zmyślony) Event marketing - Investigating the role of wine festivals in tourism (Ágnes Brix, Anikó Komáromi-Gergely, Zoltán Szabó) The Wedding in Heidelberg, Germany, from a Historical reenactment to a Cultural Tourist attraction? (Vítor Ferreira, Norberto Santos) Multiculturalism as an asset and tourist attraction of Lesser Poland (Kamila Ziółkowska-Weiss) Examining the importance of Culture, Gender and Individual Differences in Customers (A. Scott Rood, Joanna Dziadkowiec) State and problems in development of Bosnia & Herzegovina as a new tourist attraction in South East Europe (Adriana Radosavac, Jelena Premovic) Manifestation of professional burnout in contact museum professionals (Regina Navickiene) Potential of boat tourism along the Mekong River: Case study of Notheast Thailand and Southern Laos (Nontaya Ittichinbanchon, Autthapon Sirivejjabhandu) The ethical and local dimensions of sustainable development in tourism-relevant projects (Giovanna Bertella) New environmental paradigm and tourist experiences: A Taiwan perspective (Che-Jen Su, Jen-Hung Hsiao, Anne-Marie Lebrun Patrick Bouchet, C.-J. Hung) Paving the way to accessible tourism on the example of Cracow (Marcin Popiel) Social Responsibility in Tourism: a case study of the riverside communities of the Amazon River (Queila Pahim da Silva) Correlation of tourism with the natural environment (Emilia Marks, Iwona Połucha) Phenomenology of tourism: in search of the essence of the phenomenon. Towards new paradigms for tourism research (Leszek Butowski) Tourist and landscape aspects of post-extraction areas based on the example of the quartz quarry in the Izerskie mountains in Poland (Iwona Połucha Katarzyna Sulżycka) Development of sustainable tourism in Great Poland: adaptation of selected indicators from the European Tourism Indicator System (Anna Królikowska-Tomczak)

3 17:30 18:00 COFFEE BREAK (level -1) 18:00 19:00 PARALLEL SESSION 2 Room 220 Chair: Aleksander Panasiuk Room 223 (second floor) Chair: Joanna Kosmaczewska Room 225 (second floor) Chair: Christian Schott From a traditional to a contemporary consideration of a tourism destination (Dobrica Jovicic) Turning satisfied into loyal: the case of Lithuanian tourists ( Lina Pilelienė Viktorija Grigaliūnaitė) Rural tourism and agritourism space and development of rural tourism/agritourism in Poland ( Lucyna Przezbórska-Skobiej) The importance of public-private partnership in enhancing tourism destination competitiveness (Ewa Ferens) The Compliance of Tourism Education with Industry needs in Latvia (Agita Donina, Ineta Luka) Short-term effects of innovations on tourism enterprise market value event study approach (Dawid Szutowski, Marlena Bednarska) Basque festival Aste Nagusia as an interesting example of cultural and sport tourism (Bartosz Prabucki) City running tours as a new product in sports tourism (Halina Kotíková, Eva Schwartzhoffová, Luděk Jirouš) The use of equipment and accessories in modern forms of fitness classes and their impact on the attractiveness and the effects of exercise (Aleksandra Karpińska, Beata Pluta, Monika Kulawiak) Eating and drinking in the rural open air museums (Anna Pawlikowska-Piechotka) Tourism jobs and subjective well-being: A crossnational analysis ( Marlena A. Bednarska) Contribution of the Blue Flag for decision making of sun and sea destinations ( Verónica Nobre de Oliveira, António Chamorro Mera, Sofia Teixeira Eurico) 20:00 WELCOME DINNER (Place: Brovaria Restaurant, Old Market 73, Poznan) 22:00 SURPRISE

4 17:30 18:00 COFEE BREAK (level -1) II International Conference of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation, Poznan, 19th -21st May, :30-13:30 PLENARY SESSION 2 (room 023, level -1) Chair: João Vasconcelos Lóránt Dávid: Tourism Ecology - New Perspectives Sofia Eurico: An Ethic code for European Tourism sectors: from theory to practice Antonio Magliulo: Sustainability and Competitiveness of Tourism in Europe 12:00 12:30 COFEE BREAK (level -1) 12:30 14:00 PLENARY SESSION 3 (room 023, level -1) Chair: Che-Jen Su Francisco Dias, João Vasconcelos The Destination Choice Set - a conceptual tool for the Destination Brand Index Model Dimitrios Buhalis: etourism Revolutions 14:00 15:30 LUNCH (Place: Chatka Babuni, Wrocławska 18, Poznan) 15:30 17:30 PARALLEL SESSION 3 Room 202 Chair: Francisco Dias Room 203 (second floor) Chair: Carlos Costa Room 205 (second floor) Chair: Antonio Magliulo The image of Poland as a tourist destination (Maria Johann) Seasonality of expenditures of Polish households on organized tourism and its determinants (Andrzej Wołoszyn, Romana Głowicka-Wołoszyn) The absorption of innovation through cooperation by the tourism sector of Krakow (Krzysztof Borodako, Jadwiga Berbeka, Michał Rudnicki) The Development of Pubs Service Quality Scale (PSQS) (Chih-Hung Pai, Ta-Kuang Hsu) A Study of Small Settlements with Medicinal and Thermal Baths a Regional Comparison (Márta Bakucz András Bozóti) Tourism and Medical Services. The case of Medical Tourism in Northern Greece (Efstathios Velissariou Tsioumis Triantafyllos) Strategy for small hotels - case study of a hotel located in Harkány, Hungary (Marta Bakucz, Flori Nitu) Career of Russian personnel in international companies of hospitality industry (Irina Vinogradova) Timeshare - accessibility and legal regulations on Polish and German tourism market. Recognition of timeshare services on Polish tourism market (Agata Kosińska, Ewa Stroik) Determining Destination Quality from the Second Home Owners Point of View: The Case of Alanya (Paşa Mustafa Özyurt Kemal Kantarci) Website as a communication tool in hospitality - for example at the Silesian Province (Anna Staszewska, Karolina Ratajczyk) Exploring the Impact of Crowdsourcing on Hotel Maintenance: A Case Study (Brendan M. Richard, William P. Perry, Wojciech Czakon, Katarzyna Czernek) The role of social embeddedness in tourist region cooperation ( Katarzyna Czernek) Undiscovered space in tourism- holiday preferences of Polish vegans ( Kamila Anna Ciążyńska Beata Pluta) Architecture of tourism and national parks: A case study of the Sierra Nevada (Spain) (José Guzmán Fernández) Non-governmental organizations as institutional supporting foster families in participation in tourism and recreation (Urszula Żołądkowska, Beata Pluta) Municipal solid waste management in tourist mountain areas in Serbia (Marina Nenkovic-Riznic I. Maric)

5 18: 00 19:00 PARALLEL SESSION 4 Room 202 (second floor) Chairs: Christian Schott Peculiarities of Process Innovations in Travel Business in Lithuania (Aida Macerinskiene, Grazina Mikaliuniene) II International Conference of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation, Poznan, 19th -21st May, 2014 Innovative Tourism Service Packages (Regina Navickienė, Asta Lileikienė, Lina Danileviciene) Innovative solutions In the strategy for tourism development in the Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship until 2015 (Marta Bordun, Agnieszka Sawińska) Potential of heritage as the basis for the development of town tourism - The case of Škofja Loka ( Boža Grafenauer) Tourist offer for seniors and its diversity (Piotr Kociszewski) 20:15 INTEGRATE DINNER (Place: Biesiada, Rocha 11, Poznan) 22:00 FOLK DANCE SHOW (Place: TROPS CLUB, Rocha 9, Poznan) :00-12:00 PARALLEL SESSION 5 Room 213 Chair: Francisco Dias Foresight as a tool in regional tourism development a case study of tourism foresight project in Finnish Lapland (Matylda Awedyk) The scientist as a consumer at meetings market: quantitative analysis based on a comparison (Sylwia Górecka) Short-term effects of innovations on tourism enterprise market value event study approach (Dawid Szutowski) Use the results of the viewshed analysis in assessing the attractiveness of tourist space (Łukasz Sarnowski) Urban and suburban forests - the area of recreation available to the entire urban society (Sandra Wajchman) Actual trends in tourism to museums (Marta Kamel, Ewa Malchrowicz-Mośko, Marek Piasta) Manifestation of Professional Burnout in Contact Museum Professionals (Regina Navickiene) Identification of factors influencing regions tourism attractiveness level, exemplified by the Subregion of Great Masurian Lakes (Damian Januszewski) The importance of individual components of the tourist attractiveness of cities for students (Agata Kobyłka) 12:00-12:30 FAREWELL BRUNCH (level -1) POSTERS SESSION (Rooms: 213, 219) Room 219 Chair: Joanna Kosmaczewska and Dávid Lóránt The determinants of concention and conference site selection: the Polish event planners' perspective (Anna Para, Magdalena Kachniewska) Sport and recreational activity with a dog: psychosocial significance of dog ownership (Anna Teodorowicz) The development of sports infrastructure and its influence on the tourist attractiveness of the city (Adam Zajączkowski) Temperamental and motivational determinants of participation in adventure racing (Karolina Chlebosz) Development of health tourism and its impact on shaping healthy lifestyle behaviors (Izabela Pruska) Role of physical recreation in a modern world (Agnieszka Rak) Analysis of innovation of medical tourism in the region of West Pomeranian (Joanna Biernacka) Sustainable tourism in Germany (Bartosz Marchwacki) Ornithological tourism in Poland as an example of sustainable tourism (Monika Kordowska)