Global Economic Development Trends and Local Opportunities of Tourism
Programme in Brief
27h and 28th February 2020
Oradea ◊ Romania
Theme
The role of tourism in economic growth is increasing in a process of globalisation and digitalization of the economy and the society. Governments are allocating increasing public funds for developing their touristic industries creating competitive advantage for their business organizations operating in this branch of the economy. Beside the traditional touristic products and services, and hospitality customs new facilities are developed for serving recreational and business touristic needs. The expansion of the sector near the positive impact on the economic development started to expose environmental and social negative externalities.
Alongside the global economic and the macroeconomic impacts, the touristic business supply is becoming an important local economic development opportunity as well. In many regions of the Eastern and Central European countries tourism development has come to the front of local economic development after the regime change and in the process of transition to the market economy. Several touristic development projects were implemented by local communities and businesses contributing to an outstanding progress of the local economy in several cases. However, the role of the sector in the development of local economy in the long run and the challenges of further expansion of the sector need to be addressed with the actual economic research state of the art in a multidisciplinary approach.
Conference Venue
Partium Christian University, Primăriei str., No. 27, 410209, Oradea, Romania
Programme
Thursday - 27th of February, 2020
12:00-13:00 Registration of participants
13:00-14:00 Lunch
14:00-14:30 Conference Opening
14:30-16:00 Plenary Session 1
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break, Association of Farmers from Érmellék- product presentation
16:30-18:00 Parallel Sessions
19:30 Dinner
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Plenary Session 1
Kvetoslava Matlovicova: The Place of Origin Effect. Definition, Determinants & Possibilities of the Use in Marketing Practice.
Enikő Fogarasi-Rüsz: The Amusement Tourism and History of Gastronomy
Zoltán Bujdosó: Touristic purpose utilization of a cultural landscape on the example of Lake Tisza
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English Session
Chair: Florin Alexandru Luca
Co-chair: Csaba Szűcs
Florin Alexandru Luca: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). Tourism in North EastRegion of Romania
Ágnes Kerekes-Mayer – Gyöngyi Kovács: Evaluation of cheese competitions organised by the Association of Hungarian Cheesemakers (MSE)
Nicholas Imbeah: Survey Results of Tourists’ Safety in the Central Region of Ghana
Gabriela-Elena Csoka: Romania's tourism potential in Transylvania
Tianyi Li: Sustainable tourism in Dali (progress, challenges and opportunities)
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Cultural Tourism Session (Hungarian session)
Chair: Verók Attila
Co-chair: Szilágyi Ferenc
Anett Tőzsér : Exploring sustainable development through the example of the Csíksomlyó Shrine
Gábor Veres: Folk Culture as a Tourist Attraction in a Metropolitan Environment
Attila Verók: The Capability of the Cultural and Ecological Heritage of Oradea and Eger to Promote Tourism
Bulcsú Remenyik – Botond Sikó – Péter Huszár – Kata Feketéné Benkó – Richárd Vetró : Development of ethnic tourism in the Szeklerland
Ferenc Szilágyi - Elekes Tibor: The State of Tourism in the Partium Region - 2019
Alpár Horváth: Tourism orientation of museums in Szeklerland
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Turizmuspolitika, Turizmusfejlesztés Szekció (Hungarian session)
Chair: Katalin Gál
Co-chair: Tibor Kovács
Katalin Gál – Tünde Gál : Sport and Tourism Policies in Romania. A historical overview.
Blanka Vanyúr: Overtourism in Budapest from the perspective of the main development plans and documents
Krisztina Czuczor: Evaluation of tourism development planning and implementation in Bihor County regarding the 2007-2013 and 2014-2020 programming periods
János Talpas: Trends of tourist attractions
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Marketing Session (Hungarian session)
Chair: Edit Veres
Co-chair: Edith Pallás
Edit Veres: Responsible consumer habits in tourism
Kinga Székely: The Online Presence of Tourism Services in Szeklerland
Edith Pallás: Wine marketing communication in Hercegkút alongside World Heritage cellars
Orsolya Somodi-Tóth: The role of modern online (tourism) marketing in business and cultural institutions' success
Gyöngyi Kovács : Expanding the Delphi method, its potential in tourism research
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Friday - 28th of February, 2020
9:00-10:30 Plenary Session 2
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions
Closing Session
13:00 Lunch
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Plenary Session 2
Tamara Rátz: The Role of Architecture in Cultural Tourism Development
Norbert Bántó: Opportunities in Bihor County tourism
Béla Benkő - Csaba Szűcs: Presentation of the operation of Hungarian TDM system based on the example of Gyöngyös-Mátra Tourism Association
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English Session
Chair: József Fogarasi
Co-chair: Ágnes Kerekes-Mayer
József Fogarasi – Edith Debrenti – Johanna Tripo: The effect of exchange rate volatility on the tourism
Aydan Gurbanova: The development and management of ecotourism in Goygol National Park of Azerbaijan
Adol Gogo Fredrick Collins: Regional Integration and Tourism Management in East African Community
Gvantsa Sekhniashvili: Wine Tourism Destination Competitiveness
Tibor Kovács: Tourism potential of Kisújszállás, a non-typical settlement on the Great Hungarian Plain, in the 21st century
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Sustainable Tourism Session (Hungarian session)
Chair: Domjánné Nyizsalovszki Rita
Co-chair: Vígh Enikő Zita
Artur Lakatos: Tourism between Values and Interests: The Issue of Sustainable and Ecological Development of Tourism Industry, Through Case-Studies from Romania
Gábor Czicze – Borbála Benkhard: My tent is my castle – The changes of unauthorised encampments at the Tisza-tó reservoir
Rita Domjánné Nyizsalovszki – Tamás Czira – Kornél Németh – Sütő Attila – Erzsébet Péter: Climate adaptation challenges and local responses in tourism of Northern Hungary
Zoltán Varga: Sustainable tourism
Enikő Zita Vígh: Common Agricultural Policy after 2020 - Foster sustainable development and efficient management of natural resources
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Sport- and Health-Tourism (Hungarian session)
Chair: Bujdosó Zoltán
Co-chair: Florian Gyula
Tamás Várhelyi: The global trends of wellness and medical tourism and the possible adaptation
László Csóka – Réka Hegedüs – Mária Törőcsik: Sport travels of lifestyle groups
Réka Hegedüs – László Csóka – Mária Törőcsik : The attendance about sport events of the 50+ cohorts
Gyula Florian: Medical tourism in Băile Felix
Zoltán Nagy: Is catering prepared for food allergies and their cross allergies?
Róbert Szabó: The Effects of Health Tourism Investments in the Spas and Thermal Baths in the Northern Hungarian Region
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Keynotes
Zoltán BUJDOSÓ, Eszterházy Károly University, Hungary
Kvetoslava MATLOVICOVA, University of Presov, Slovakia
Tamara RÁTZ, Kodolányi János University, Hungary
Enikő RÜSZ-FOGARASI, Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
Presentations or round table of local touristic agencies
| 2nd February 2019 |
Submission of abstracts |
| 10th February 2020 |
Notification of acceptance |
| 30th March 2020 |
Full paper submission |
Registration fee:
100 RON until 14th February (online)
200 RON from 15th February (or on site)
50 RON until 2nd February (abstract only without participation)
The Partium Christian University and the Eszterházy Károly University invite an international audience to submit paper proposals in the fields of Economics and Business Administration of Tourism and Hospitality, and any other fields referring to the theme of the conference. The following topics are expected to be discussed:
- Consumer Behavior in Hospitality and Tourism
- Cultural Heritage and Religion
- Education and Training in Tourism and Hospitality
- Electronic Marketing and E-commerce
- Food, Wine and Gastronomy
- Health and Wellness Tourism
- Hospitality and Tourism Information Systems
- Hospitality, Tourism Management and Marketing
- Human Resource Challanges for Tourism and Hospitality
- Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Tourism and Hospitality
- Sustainable Tourism, Environmental and Social Concerns
- Tourism Planning: Rural and Regional Development
The conference intends to discuss the impact of global development trends in tourism and hospitality on the local development opportunities of the sector. It offers a platform to exchange ideas and to generate an integrated view of existing and future challenges facing the tourism economy. As current topics and local development possibilities of the tourism economy and business will be addressed, the conference is not only relevant for a scientific community but also for policy decision makers, public administration, and for other stakeholders interacting with touristic business organizations.
Participants, who intend to contribute with a paper presentation or a poster, are requested to submit an abstract up to 500 words and key words in English, by 2nd February 2020 to the conference contact email address (vereseditpartium.ro, timea.ardeleanpartium.ro).
Authors of accepted abstracts will be notified by 10th February 2020. The deadline for the final submission for publication of the accepted papers is 30th March 2020. All accepted papers will be published in a book of abstracts ready for the conference. Authors who present their papers, are invited to submit full papers to the Conference Proceedings published after the conference, or supporting journals listed on the conference web page.
Format requirements
Conference Chairs
Ferenc Szilágyi PhD
Dean, Associate Professor
József Fogarasi PhD
Professor
International Program Committee
- Robert BACHO, Ferenc Rákóczi II. Transcarpathian Hungarian College of Higher Education, Ukraine
- Zoltán BUJDOSÓ, Eszterházy Károly University, Hungary
- Cristiana CRISTUREANU, Universitatea Creștină ”Dimitrie Cantemir” Romania
- Edit DEBRENTI, Partium Christian University, Romania
- Grażyna FURGAŁA-SELEZNIOW, University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland
- Éva HAPP, Széchenyi István University, Hungary
- Zsuzsanna IVANCSÓNÉ HORVÁTH, Széchenyi István University, Hungary
- Anna IVOLGA, Stavropol State University, Russia
- Márta KÓRÓDI, University of Debrecen, Hungary
- Erika KÖNYVES, University of Debrecen, Hungary
- Alexandru Florin LUCA, Romanian Academy, Iași Branch, Romania
- Kvetoslava MATLOVIČOVÁ, University of Presov, Slovakia
- Gábor MICHALKÓ, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
- Elisabeta MOLNÁR, Partium Christian University, Romania
- Eva NAGY, Budapest Business School, Hungary
- Nicolae NEACSU, Universitatea Creștină ”Dimitrie Cantemir”, Romania
- József PÁLFI, Partium Christian University, Romania
- Carmen PĂUNESCU, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
- Károly PETŐ, University of Debrecen, Hungary
- Ferenc SZILÁGYI, Partium Christian University, Romania
- Katalin VARGÁNÉ CSOBÁN, University of Debrecen, Hungary
- Edit VERES, Partium Christian University, Romania
Organization Committee
- Tímea ARDELEAN
- Gabriella CSÓKA
- Krisztina CZUCZOR
- Gyula FLÓRIÁN, PhD
- Hajnalka IZSÁK
- Enikő MAJOR, PhD
- Elisabeta MOLNAR, PhD
- Rita NYIZSALOVSZKI, PhD
- Edit PALLÁS, PhD
- Erzsébet SZÁSZ, PhD
- Csaba SZŰCS, PhD
- Edit VERES, PhD
- Enikő VÍGH
