The 10th International Conferences on Hospitality and Tourism Management (ICOHT 2024)

  • 25-26 Jul 2024
  • Taj Samudra Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka(Hybrid)

Description

The 10th International Conferences on Hospitality and Tourism Management (ICOHT 2024) covers topics such as:

  • Diversification
    • Eco Tourism
    • Domestic Tourism
    • Community-based Tourism
    • Agro Tourism
    • Focus on wellness, nature, art
    • Spiritual Tourism
    • Heritage Tourism
    • Culture Tourism
    • Dark Tourism
    • Adventure Tourism
  • Streams
    • Diversification
    • People
    • Change Management
  • Teaching and learning experiences
  • Business and environmental sustainability
  • Work Integrated Learning in the current Era
  • Teaching and learning methodologies and Assessments
  • Curriculum redesign, and development
  • Crises management and tourism futures Cultural tourism and the SDGs
  • Hospitality and Tourism Education
  • Teaching innovation and sustainability

The 10th International Conferences on Hospitality and Tourism Management (ICOHT 2024) brings together:

  • Researchers
  • Academics
  • Scholars
  • Professionals
  • Travelers

Venue

  • Taj Samudra Hotel , 25, Galle Face Center Road, Colombo, Sri Lanka

More Details

Prices:
120-495 US Dollar (Estimated)
Early registration date: 23 Apr 2024
Exhibition:
Included
Organizer:
The International Institute of Knowledge Management (TIIKM)
Website:
Abstract submission deadline: 22 Feb 2024

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ABSTRACT

The Niger Delta is a fan-shaped piece of land characterized by the maze of intercommunicating channels which dissect the area open to the Atlantic by several   mouths. Globally, 600 million people travel internationally generating estimated four trillion dollars annually. The Niger Delta cannot afford to be left out in attracting these international tourists and that is why a tourists and hospitality map of the Niger Delta becomes a sine –qua-non.  The tourist and hospitality map depicts numerous beaches, the rich mangrove forest, oil wells, rich gas industry, rich cultures, coastal plains housing landforms, slave trade relics, hotels, animal species etc.    The map is produced using human instrument comprising relevant observation empirical survey and cartographic analysis of data.