Business, Sports and Special Events: Impacts on a Destination the Community
THURSDAY 9th of October 13:30-18:00
Room: MC 123

Chair: Amanda Cecil
Co-Chair: Éva Happ
Secretary: Eliza Raffai

New Opportunities for Spa Tourism – Women’s Spas as a Modern Return to Ancient Spa Traditions (ID:43) Erzsébet Printz-Markó *; Judit Beszprémi; Elisabeta Ilona Molnar

Essential Soft Skills for Service Providers in Tourism: A Systematic Literature Review (ID:69) Eliza Raffai*; Éva Happ; Veronika Večeřová; Ewelina Idziak

Aqua es Dominus! (ID:108) Tünde Zita Kovács*; Beáta Bittner; Lajos Fazekas; Johanna Tripo

The Balaton Sound’s life cycle and its effects on tourist inflow and seasonality of tourism in Zamárdi and nearby municipalities (ID:146) Mátyás Hinek; László Csóka; Róbert Kiss; Viktória Kundi; Tamás Varga*; Gergely Marton

Dynamic Destination Marketing Utilizing AI for Hyper-Personalized and Sustainable Tourist Engagement (ID:174) Othmane Belkaid*; Harshavardhan Reddy Kummitha

Making angling tourism accessible – a natural symbiosis? (ID:195) Zoltán Raffay*

Hybrid Insights for Heritage Destinations: Integrating Clustering and GenAI to Reimagine Boston’s Tourism Strategy (ID:220) Arkapravo Sarkar*

Social Tourism and Aging: Economic and Well-being Dimensions in Contemporary Research (ID:240) Alžbeta Kiráľová*; Radka Šperková

Disinformation and Disruption: Fake News in the Events Industry (ID:256) Fanni Kaszás*; Lívia Ablonczy-Mihályka

Treehouse Tourism in Slovakia: Theoretical Foundations, Global Trends and Perspectives In the Context of Glamping Development (ID:260) Viktória Bizíková

Active tourism of the future - The future of active tourism, or how the students of the Corvinus University of Budapest imagine their active tourism trips in 2075 (ID:267) Márton Áron Áder, Krisztina Keller

The impact of sport events on the brand image of the country - focussing on mega-events (ID:269) Veronika Keller; Zsolt Németh; Noémi Kulcsár; Zsuzsanna Behringer; Erzsébet Printz-Markó*

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