Bournemouth University Tourism Summit: Tourism and Hospitality in the era of disruption
Friday 10th February 2017, 10:00-18:00 https://bournemouth-university-tourism-summit-tourism.eventbrite.co.uk
By invitation only
Grange City Hotel, 8-14 Cooper’s Row, London, EC3N 2BQ (Metro: Tower Hill)
https://www.grangehotels.com/hotels-london/grange-city/
The Bournemouth University Tourism Summit is a by invitation only tourism think tank that brings together Senior Tourism Executives with academics, researchers, students and graduates of Bournemouth University and key stakeholders to discuss and debate tourism policy and strategy. Discussion on cutting edge issues will inform policy, develop research agendas and support student projects. Careers opportunities and talent management will also emerge through the critical interaction between different stakeholders. Hosted by Grange Hotels in the heart of London this event will bring immense value to all participants.
Provisional Programme and Invited Speakers – © indicates confirmed
10:00 Arrival to Grange City Hotel and Welcome
10:15 Introductions and welcome
© Dimitrios Buhalis Head of Department for Tourism and Hospitality, BU
© Tony Matharu, Managing Director, Grange Hotels
© Jane Houzer, Dean Faculty of Management Bournemouth University
10.30-12:00 TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY STRATEGY IN THE ERA OF DISRUPTION
Facilitators: © Dimitrios Buhalis and Duncan Light, Bournemouth University
© Christopher Rodrigues, CBE, Chairman Visit Britain
© Jean-Marc Flambert, Vice President UK & Europe, Antigua Barbuda Tourism Authority
© Daniela Wagner, Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) & Head of International Partnerships, Travel Weekly Group
© Tom Jenkins, CEO European Tour Operators Association – ETOA
12:00-13:00 Networking Lunch
13:00-14:30 TALENT MANAGEMENT AND HUMAN RESOURCE DISRUPTIONS
Facilitators: Anya Chapman and Babis (Charalambos) Giousmpasoglou, Bournemouth University
© Ufi Ibrahim, CEO, British Hospitality Association
© Tony Matharu, Managing Director, Grange Hotels
© Julia Feuell, CEO, New Frontiers Travel and Leisure Recruitment
© Ian Brooks, Director, Gail Kenny Executive Search
14:30-1500 Networking Break
15:00-17:00 TECHNOLOGICAL AND DIGITAL DISRUPTIONS IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY
Facilitators: Dimitrios Buhalis and Philip Alford, Bournemouth University
© Rose Fernandez Amadeus
© Mike Short, Vice President, Telefónica
© Terri Scriven Head of Hospitality & Tourism at Google google.com
© Gavin Greene Industry Outreach and Strategy Manager Tripadvisor
© Michael McCartan Managing Director DUETTO
17:00-17:30 Summary, closing remarks and Ways forward
Tim Gale and Adam Blake, Bournemouth University
17:30-18:30 Networking
19:00 Coaches depart back to Bournemouth
Bournemouth University Department of Tourism & Hospitality in the Faculty of Management www.bournemouth.ac.uk/tourism is recognised globally as a leading contributor to knowledge creation and dissemination in tourism and hospitality. A team of 35 academic staff and over 1,000 undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral students make us one of the biggest and most prolific departments in the world. The combination of staff expertise and enthusiasm, knowledge excellence and cocreation with industry, generate innovation and best professional practice. Our approach is about creating value with everyone we work with, locally and globally, and to share the benefits with society. Our approach to teaching is to inspire, empower and foster an intellectually challenging but nurturing educational environment, encouraging our students to develop professionally and personally. We are proud of our industry collaborations that enable us to cocreate best professional practice through constant interaction and engagement. We are privileged to work in Bournemouth and Poole, a living tourism and hospitality laboratory. This enables our research and teaching to have great relevance and impact in the global marketplace. An active alumni society enables us to work closely with graduates and to expand our cocreation globally.
In partnership with Grange Hotels, London’s leading independent hotels.
Grange Hotels – https://www.grangehotels.com Your Luxury Hotels in the Heart of London. In the heart of the London, Grange Hotels offer a wide choice of business accommodation which provides a wealth of history and local tradition, skilfully combined with contemporary luxury. Combine this with executive business lounges, meetings, conferences and events facilities, as well as Health Clubs and Ajala Spas, and you will find everything the modern, corporate traveller comes to expect from their hotel stay. A collection of private luxury hotels all superbly located in the heart of London, one of the world’s most exciting cities. At Grange Hotels, you will enjoy individual character, a wealth of history, and local tradition. Grange Hotels’ conference and events facilities combine state-of-the-art conference and events facilities with a wealth of history and local tradition. The Grange Hotels luxury portfolio offers an inspirational selection of meetings and events venues in central London’s most desirable locations. Grange Hotels stands out from the crowd of faceless luxury hotels through its state-of-the-art luxury accommodation, inviting ambience, and warm service while reducing its environmental impact on the local community.
For more information please contact
Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Head of Department Tourism and Hospitality, Faculty of Management, Bournemouth University, www.bournemouth.ac.uk/tourism