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ATLAS City and National Capital Tourism Special Interest Group ATLAS Cultural Tourism Special Interest Group Creative Tourism Network® Expert Meeting on Alternative and Creative tourism in cities June 13th-14th, 2013, Barcelona As cities increasingly engage in a competitive struggle for attention, community cohesion and inward investment, they are trying to distinguish themselves through the development of distinctive products and experiences based on ‘alternative’ and ‘creative’ forms of tourism. In many cases the growth of mass cultural tourism in cities has increased the flow of tourists to fringe areas in the suburbs or in the inner city, where attractive alternative ‘scenes’ have developed. Examples include DUMBO in Brooklyn or Hoxton in London. These development have been signalled in a number of studies, but so far there has been no structured overview of the field. The aim of this expert meeting, therefore, is to bring together an international group of scholars to consider the issues raised by alternative and creative tourism development in cities, and to think about the ways that these might develop in future. The group welcome theoretical and speculative contributions to the debate, as well as empirical studies that can further our knowledge and understanding of the phenomenon. Themes expected to be covered during the event include: • Alternative tourism, on and off the beaten track • New tourism areas in cities • Creative tourism development and marketing • Alternative events • Ethnic quarters and creativity • Alternative and creative gastronomy • Alternative accommodation as creative strategy (design apartments, couchsurfing, house swapping, etc) • Critiques and empirical evaluations of creative development strategies The Expert Meeting is designed as a small-scale event for researchers to present and discuss their work with colleagues. Participation in the meeting is subject to approval of an abstract and preparation of a draft version of the paper prior to the meeting. Selected papers will then be published in an edited volume.
Conference fee The fee for ATLAS members is €150, and for non-members €200. This covers all meeting sessions, coffee breaks, lunches and materials. Conference committee Greg Richards, Tilburg University, the Netherlands Melanie Smith, Budapest Business School, Hungary Robert Maitland, Centre for Tourism Research, University of Westminster, UK Caroline Couret, Creative Tourism Network®
Contacts: g.w.richards@uvt.nl info@creativetourismnetwork.org
ATLAS City and National Capital Tourism Special Interest Group ATLAS Cultural Tourism Special Interest Group Creative Tourism Network® Expert Meeting on Alternative and Creative tourism in cities June 13th-14th, 2013, Barcelona Preliminary Program: 13th June 9.30-10.00
Registration
10.00
Welcome, introductions from the group
10.30
Paper session 1
Albert Arias Sans Antonio Paolo Russo
Greg Richards
The relational value of urban commons: towards a new epistemology of (creative) tourism. Illustrations from Barcelona .
Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Research Group “territorial Analysis and Tourism Studies”
Creative and relational tourism in Barcelona
Tilburg University
11.30 Coffee break Robert Maitland
Urban Explorers: looking for the real (outer) London?
University of Westminster, UK
Melanie Smith
Developing Ethnic Quarters as AlternativeTourism Attractions: A Case Study of Budapest.
Budapest Business School Department of Tourism
13.00 General discussion 14.00 Lunch
ATLAS City and National Capital Tourism Special Interest Group ATLAS Cultural Tourism Special Interest Group Creative Tourism Network® Expert Meeting on Alternative and Creative tourism in cities June 13th-14th, 2013, Barcelona
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Paper session 2 Lénia Marques
Ephemeral art in the ephemeral place: creative temporary accommodation
CELTOR / NHTV University of Applied Sciences (the Netherlands)
G. Emanuele Adamo Sonia Ferrari
Cities on the stage: creativity as source of differentiation.
Uob, Uk- Unical, Italy.
Monica Gilli Sonia Ferrari
Cinema and cities image.
Bicocca University of Milan University of Calabria
Kristel Zegers
17:00 Coffee Break Rafael Machado Carlos Fernandes José Paulo Queiroz
Exploring the Biennial concept to promote new relations in art, culture and alternative tourism.
Ana Paula Garcia Spolon Jorge G. Camargo Filho
Brazil in UNESCO´s Creative Cities Network: a research on the feasibility of inserting Rio de Janeiro into the category Cities of Music.
Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo, Portugal JPQ Consutant, Portugal
Friday 14th June 9.30 Paper session 3 Lan-Lan Chang Kenneth F. Backman
Influencing factors on creative tourists’ revisiting intentions: The roles of motivation, experience and perceived value.
Department of Park, Recreation and Tourism Management Clemson University, USA.
Goretti Silva Marta Cardoso
Gastronomic events as creative tourism experiences.
Instituto Politécnico de Viana do Castelo, Portugal.
Milica Ilincic
‘Benefits of Creative Tourism Experience – The Tourist Perspective’.
European Master in Tourism Management University of Girona.
11.00 Coffee break
Ole Kjaer Mansfeldt
The in-betweens of tourism and the experience economy: When tourists escape the scapes.
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts – School of Design.
Susana RachĂŁo Carlos Fernandes
Focusing on creativity to reengineer tourism development in an emerging tourism destination.
Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo, Portugal.
Nonthawan Songserm Jutamas (Jan) Wisansing
Community Participatory Approach for Creative Tourism: Cases examples from Thailand.
Assumption University of Thailand Perfect Link Consulting Group.
13.00 General discussion 14.00 Lunch 15.30 Paper session 4 Roberta GARIBALDI Francesca FORNO
Not only low-cost. Home swapping as creative tourism strategy.
Dept. Economics CeSTIT research Group, Dept. Humanities and Social Sciences CORES Research Group, University of Bergamo, Italy.
Dr Ilaria Pappalepore
Mapping creative tourism mobilities: a discussion of methods.
LAIBS, Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge.
16.30 General discussion/webinar 17.30 Closing session