Month: May 2014

• Advances in Tourism Economics 2014 – Event motivations and attendee spending

  

  Last week, I presented a paper on event motivations at the 5th Biennial Advances in Tourism Economics conference in Lisbon, Portugal. The paper was written by four of us and my co-authors were Denise Hawkes, Emma Abson and Paul Booth.  It was an analysis of the relationship between motivations to attend events that were part […]

  James Kennell

  May 19, 2014

  economic crisis, events management, policy, Tourism

  conferences, economic crisis, economics, events management, regression analysis, Tourism