GLTRG PhD Colloquium – Current Issues and (Im)possible Solutions: an interdisciplinary dialogue in tourism and leisure

The Geographies of Leisure and Tourism Research Group of The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

PhD Colloquium

‘Current Issues and (Im)possible Solutions: an interdisciplinary dialogue in tourism and leisure’

What: The Colloquium aims to offer opportunities to:
• meet other PhD students
• create wider academic networks amongst peers
• present your research in a relaxed and supportive environment
• discuss research issues with experienced academics and other up-and-coming researchers
• establish research priorities for tourism and leisure research
• reflect on your future professional development through a series of workshops

Who: PhD research students, at any stage of their research.

When: Thursday, 6th – Friday … [continue reading]

RGS-IBG 2012: Call for GLTRG Session Proposals

The Geographies of Leisure and Tourism Research Group (GLTRG) is pleased to present a call for sponsored sessions for the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference to be held in Edinburgh Tuesday 3rd-Thursday 5th July 2012. The conference chair is Chris Philo (University of Glasgow) and the theme is Security of geography/geography of security- see www.rgs.org/ac2012  for more details.

We welcome proposals within GLTRG’s broad remit of tourism, mobility and leisure and also those that directly engage with the conference theme. A number of past sessions at the conference are in the process of being reworked into edited books as part of the … [continue reading]

Diversity & Equality in Leisure, Sport & Tourism – Call for Papers

Diversity & Equality in

Leisure, Sport & Tourism

July 6-8, 2010

hosted by Leeds Metropolitan University

Second Call for Papers

This conference is intended for researchers, policy-makers and professionals

with interest in matters of equality. As societies across the globe become

characterized by greater diversity, and with growing interest in narrative in

hybridity, increasing recognition is being given to the opportunities and

challenges presented by diversity. Presenters are invited to disseminate findings

on the (potential) role of leisure, sport and tourism in promoting and constraining

equality. An interesting and dynamic range of internationally renowned keynote

speakers will be contributing … [continue reading]

CALL FOR PAPERS – RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2010

Hi All

The GLTRG is very pleased to offer six session calls for papers for the RGS-IBG annual conference next year. The session title are:

1) Lifestyle Mobilities and Corporealities

2) Innovative spaces of learning: debating their origin, nature and pedagogical significance

3) Narrating the Stories of Travel and Tourism

4) Mediating the Tourist Experience: The Role of the Media in Contemporary Tourism

5) Migration Blurrings: Exploring the Social Orientated Motives for Mobility and Migration

6) Research(ing) Ethics in Tourism

and full calls are outlined below.

If you have any questions, please contact the session convenors. Looking forward to receiving your abstracts.

Best wishes,

Caroline

 

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