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International Seminar on Global Tourism Science and Vocational Education

Introduction:

The global tourism industry is a significant economic driver, generating jobs and fostering cultural exchange. As the industry evolves, there's a growing need for a skilled workforce equipped with both theoretical knowledge (tourism science) and practical skills (vocational education). This international seminar aims to bridge this gap by bringing together academics, industry professionals, and educators to discuss the latest trends and best practices in tourism science and vocational education.

This international seminar provides a valuable platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation in the field of tourism science and vocational education. The seminar will contribute to equipping future generations with the skills and knowledge needed to build a thriving and sustainable global tourism industry.

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Objectives:

• Explore the evolving landscape of global tourism and its impact on education needs.

• Discuss the role of tourism science in preparing future leaders in the industry.

• Showcase innovative approaches to vocational education for tourism professions.

• Facilitate collaboration between academia and industry to bridge the skills gap.

• Identify best practices in curriculum development for tourism programs.

• Explore the use of technology in tourism education and training.

Target Audience:

• Tourism educators and researchers

• Industry professionals (hoteliers, travel agencies, tour operators, etc.)

• Policymakers and government officials

• Students pursuing tourism degrees or vocational programs

Seminar Format:

• Keynote speeches by leading experts in tourism science and vocational education.

• Panel discussions featuring academics and industry practitioners.

• Concurrent breakout sessions focusing on specific themes (e.g., sustainable tourism, hospitality management, digital marketing in tourism).

• Networking opportunities for participants.

Expected Outcomes:

• Increased awareness of the importance of tourism science and vocational education.

• Identification of key challenges and opportunities in tourism education.

• Development of strategies for collaboration between academia and industry.

• Sharing of best practices in curriculum design and delivery.

• Recommendations for policymakers to support effective tourism education programs.

Organizing Committee:

Doctoral Students of Ambarrukmo Tourism Institute

Sponsorship Opportunities:

We are seeking sponsorships from organizations interested in supporting the development of tourism education. Sponsorship packages will offer various benefits, including branding opportunities and access to delegates.

Next Steps:

• Finalize the seminar program and schedule.

• Secure confirmed speakers and panelists.

• Launch the call for papers.

• Develop marketing materials and promote the seminar to the target audience.

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