Arrivals and check-in at hotel

Transfer to Greoux les Bains

Transfer from Marseille Airport and Aix-en-Provence TGV

Dinner

Breakfast

Welcome from hosts Jacques Decuignières, Cité Européenne de la Culture et du Tourisme Durable and Frédéric Dimanche, SKEMA Business School, and Chair of BEST EN, Dagmar Lund-Durlacher

Paper presentations
Session 1: Tourism Flows and Patterns
Facilitated by Dr. David Ward-Perkins

Neelu Seetaram, Bournemouth University, UK: Does Migration have a Bigger impact on VFR than Total Tourism: A Study from Australia

Rod Caldicott, Southern Cross University, Australia: Origins, evolution and potential future of the coastal caravan park: a case study of caravan parks of Australia

Mondher Sahli, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand: Causality Between Inbound Tourism and Economic Growth: An Overview

Jan-Henrik Nilsson, Lund University, Sweden: Unsustainable travel development: The case of aviation in the Baltic Sea Area

Julia Albrecht, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand: Micro-mobility patterns and service blueprints as foundations for visitor management planning

Paul Peeters, NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands: A global tourism geography: the role of transport

Tatjana Thimm, HTWG Konstanz, Germany: Opportunities and Obstacles for Sustainable Tourism Mobility in the Cross Border Destination of Lake Constance

David Beirman, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia: The Impact of Volcanic Ash Clouds in 2010 and 2011 on Global Tourism Mobility and Emergency Intermodal Transport Policy

Tony Griffin, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia: Understanding tourism flows and patterns: A case study in using GPS tracking as an aid to destination management

David Ward-Perkins, SKEMA Business School, France: Controlling and influencing visitor flow as a basis for sustainable tourism management

Session 2: Approaches to sustainable mobility
Facilitated by Dr. Margaret Deery

Martin Landré, NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands: Creating tourism flow maps with GIS: A Practical Guide

Anna Scuttari, European Academy of Bolzano (EURAC), Italy: Integrated planning of sustainable tourism and mobility: an exploratory study

Kenneth Cohen, Central Washington University, USA: It's how you get there: Developing a transportation mode decision-making framework for sustainable tourism study abroad programs

Tim Coles, University of Exeter, UK: Sustainable mobilities beyond the report: Covert sustainability and CSR reporting among low fares airlines

Jack Carlsen, Curtin Sustainable Tourism Centre, Western Australia: Agent-based Modelling and Simulation of Tourism Flows: an application to the Maldives

Bynum Boley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA: Sustainable Tourism: Is it better to travel or not to travel

Wolfgang Strasdas, Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, Germany: The Climate Footprint of Nature-based Tourism – The case of Namibia

Allison Gill, Simon Fraser University,Vancouver, Canada: Sustainability and policy mobility in resort destinations
Derek Robbins, Bournemouth University, UK: Slow travellers - Who are they and what motivates them

Tina R. Tiller, MODUL University Vienna, Austria: Furthering the understanding of the Slow Travel concept – deceleration through the travel experience

Session 3: Social and economic sustainability
Facilitated by Dr. Christian Schott

Girish Prayag, SKEMA Business School, France: Residents’ Perceptions on Event Impacts and Relocation Intentions: The Case of the 2012 London Olympic Games

Gianna Moscardo, James Cook University, Australia: Blurred Boundaries - The implications of new tourism mobilities for destination community well-being

Dianne Dredge, Southern Cross University, Australia: Destination governance and tourist mobilities - New participatory spaces for planning & policy

Attama Nilnoppkun, Silpakorn University, Thailand: Enhancing social capital through networking for sustainable tourism development - An application to Khon Kaen Province, Thailand

Gayle Jennings, Griffith University, Australia: Social and economic mobility - Expatriate practices in Bali, Indonesia

Nopparat Southitakon, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand: Enhancing Stakeholders’ Participation in Community-Based Tourism Planning - An Application to Don-Manora, Thailand

Neelu Seetaram, Bournemouth University, UK: The Long Term Effect of Air Passenger Duty on Outbound Tourism from UK

Blanca Camargo, University of Monterrey, Mexico: Evaluation of the accessibility of Monterrey’s tourism industry - A first step towards Accessible Tourism

Jennifer Small, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia: Intersecting Mobilities - Tourists with Vision Impariment and their Sighted Guides

Diane Gaede, University of Northern Colorado, USA: Civic Tourism, Environmental Art and Tourism Mobility - Christo’s Contribution to Controversial Public Art

Lunch

Paper presentations:
Session 4: Mobilities and Stakeholder behaviour
Facilitated by Dr. Girish Prayag

Margaret Deery, Curtin University, Western Australia: Employee Work Attitudes, Mobility and Promotional Opportunities in the Tourism Industry in Times of Uncertainty

Dorothea Dürkopf, University of Applied Sciences Harz, Germany: Tourist cards - Experiences with soft mobility in Germany’s low mountain ranges

Adriana Budeanu, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark: Ex Post Investigations of Tourism Consumption and Environmental Awareness - A tale of two Swedish destinations

Jack Carlsen, Curtin Sustainable Tourism Centre, Western Australia: Agent-based Modelling and Simulation of Tourism Flows: an application to the Maldives

Bynum Boley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA: Sustainable Tourism: Is it better to travel or not to travel

Wolfgang Strasdas, Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, Germany: The Climate Footprint of Nature-based Tourism – The case of Namibia

Allison Gill, Simon Fraser University,Vancouver, Canada: Sustainability and policy mobility in resort destinations

Derek Robbins, Bournemouth University, UK: Slow travellers - Who are they and what motivates them

Tina R. Tiller, MODUL University Vienna, Austria: Furthering the understanding of the Slow Travel concept – deceleration through the travel experience

Session 3: Social and economic sustainability
Facilitated by Dr. Christian Schott

Girish Prayag, SKEMA Business School, France: Residents’ Perceptions on Event Impacts and Relocation Intentions: The Case of the 2012 London Olympic Games

Gianna Moscardo, James Cook University, Australia: Blurred Boundaries - The implications of new tourism mobilities for destination community well-being

Dianne Dredge, Southern Cross University, Australia: Destination governance and tourist mobilities - New participatory spaces for planning & policy

Attama Nilnoppkun, Silpakorn University, Thailand: Enhancing social capital through networking for sustainable tourism development - An application to Khon Kaen Province, Thailand

Gayle Jennings, Griffith University, Australia: Social and economic mobility - Expatriate practices in Bali, Indonesia
Nopparat Southitakon, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand: Enhancing Stakeholders’ Participation in Community-Based Tourism Planning - An Application to Don-Manora, Thailand

Neelu Seetaram, Bournemouth University, UK: The Long Term Effect of Air Passenger Duty on Outbound Tourism from UK
Blanca Camargo, University of Monterrey, Mexico: Evaluation of the accessibility of Monterrey’s tourism industry - A first step towards Accessible Tourism

Jennifer Small, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia: Intersecting Mobilities - Tourists with Vision Impariment and their Sighted Guides

Diane Gaede, University of Northern Colorado, USA: Civic Tourism, Environmental Art and Tourism Mobility - Christo’s Contribution to Controversial Public Art

Lunch

Paper presentations:
Session 4: Mobilities and Stakeholder behaviour
Facilitated by Dr. Girish Prayag

Margaret Deery, Curtin University, Western Australia: Employee Work Attitudes, Mobility and Promotional Opportunities in the Tourism Industry in Times of Uncertainty

Dorothea Dürkopf, University of Applied Sciences Harz, Germany: Tourist cards - Experiences with soft mobility in Germany’s low mountain ranges

Adriana Budeanu, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark: Ex Post Investigations of Tourism Consumption and Environmental Awareness - A tale of two Swedish destinations

Tony Griffin, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia: Identifying issues with tourist wayfinding - a collaborative study

Anja Hergesell, MODUL University Vienna, Austria: Encouraging Environmentally Friendly Transport Mode Choices in the Holiday Context The Trade-Offs Between Price, Comfort and Time

Session 5: Mobilities and Education
Facilitated by Dr. Julia Albrecht

Janne J. Liburd, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark: - Mobile learning for sustainable tourism development - The case of the European Master in Tourism Management.

Kevin Lyons, University of Newcastle, Australia: Barriers and Benefits to professional development - Perceptions of small and medium tourism enterprise operators in a regional Australian destination

Christian Schott, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand: Virtual Mobilities and Sustainable Tourism - Virtual fieldtrips for Climate Change Education

Erica Wilson, Southern Cross University, Australia: Are we moving towards education for sustainability? A study of sustainability embeddedness in a first-year undergraduate business/tourism curriculum

Site visit

Dinner

Breakfast

Short break

Coffee break – presentation of new publications

Framing Session Facilitated by Caroline Scarles and Deborah Edwards

Lunch

Break-out sessions 1 (Sessions are facilitated by Frederic Dimanche, Dagmar Lund-Durlacher, Janne Liburd, Pierre Benckendorff, Anja Hergesell and Gianna Moscardo)

Coffee break

Break-out sessions 2

Dinner with OPA

Breakfast

AGM – for all who are interested

Final meet with break-out groups to summarise ideas

Report outs with presentation of next Think Tank venue and Topic

Lunch with Goodbye

Transfer to Marseille/Nice
Approx. transfer time: Marseille 1.30h; Nice 2.30h