ISE has been responsible for organising the annual international RESER conference in Copenhagen on September 10-12 2015.
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A NICE Conference
The NICE (New Innovative Customer Experiences) project presented its results at Bremen Theatre in Copenhagen on June 2nd, 2015. A big audience participated.
More than 450 representatives from tourism organisations, businesses, educational and research institutes participated in the conference which was held in a theatre in Copenhagen.
Feel the NICE atmosphere of the conference in the clip below:
Call for papers
Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Call for paper abstracts – Special Issue on the Dynamics of Networks, Networking and Innovation in the Tourism industry
Guest edited by Professor Lars Fuglsang (RUC), Professor Håvard Ness (HBV), and Associate Professor Dorthe Eide (UiN).
Networks in the tourism industry, and networking between tourism actors, have in recent years seen an increase in scholarly interest (Baggio et al., 2010; Haugland et al., 2011). Networks can have varied characteristics in terms of structural properties (such as density, clustering, or centrality of individual actors) and relational properties (such as expected duration, degree of formalization, relational governance, and tie strength). Network relationships are important in the co‐producing/co‐creating tourism context, and involve strategic alliances, distribution channels and supply chains, as well as local destination networks and regional clusters. Networks have been studied as egocentric, as well as at more aggregate levels.
Dorthe Eide visits ISE
Dorthe Eide, associate professor at The Business School at University of Nordland (Norway), is visiting ISE in April and May 2015. Dorthe Eide’s research field is innovation in tourism, and she has cooperated with Jon Sondbo and Lars Fuglsang for several years.