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Heritage Tourism and Hospitality, 3rd International Conference | HTHIC2017
Narrative for a World in Transition
Pori | Finland | 27-29 September 2017
Speakers
Keynote Speakers
Anna Sivula | University of Turku | Finland
Suomi Finand 100 Keynote
The histority of cultural heritage – remnants, documents, monuments and the power of narrative
Markku Wilenius | UNESCO Chair in Learning Society and Futures | Finland Future Studies Center | University of Turku | Finland
Becoming the Capital of the World´s most beautiful Archipelago – Thinking in Futures, Systems and Scenario’s
Lorenzo Cantoni | UNESCO Chair in ICT to Develop and Promote Sustainable Tourism in World Heritage Sites | Università della Svizzera italiana | Switzerland
eLearning for Heritage, Tourism, and Hospitality: An Outline and some Experiences
Allan Brodie | Historic England | United Kingdom
Resort development – A typology
Speakers
Helsinki branding and storytelling with the locals
Diederik Six | Six Architects | ICOMOS Netherlands
Land of water
Erik Rosenlew | Svenska Kulturfonden i Björneborg (SKiB) | Finland and
Leila Stenroos | Municipality of Pori | Rosenlew Museum | Finland
The Rosenlew Museum
Telle Tuominen| Turku University of Applied Sciences | Finland
Using storytelling and mobile apps when converting coastal defense heritage into valuable tourist experiences
Mara de Groot | Centre for Global Heritage and Development | Netherlands
HERICOAST Roundtable: management of heritage in coastal landscapes
Ronan Le Baccon | Région Brétagne | France
The “10 Touristic Destinations”of Brittany: a case study of creative public policies mingling heritage and tourism
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Maritime cultural heritage of Brittany: how to enhance a part of its DNA in a shared project of development
Ilkka Tarvainen | Municipality of Ulvila | Finland
Metal Arts Weeks and a jewel competition as a representation of the cultural heritage of a lace. An ‘education’ approach
Katriina Siivonen | Finland Futures Research Center | University of Turku | Finland
Workshop: Curating the compexity: The Futures Museum
Johanna Aalto | Euran kunta / Municipality of Eura | Finland
Building a cultural heritage based brand through participatory action
Peter Tomaž Dobrila| KIBLA | Slovenia
ViMM: Virtual Multimodel Museums – Developing EU policy on digital cultural heritage
Juho Hamari | Gamification Group| FinlandGamification for audience and stakeholder engagement
Peter Symons
Gamification of tourism: what’s possible?
Arja Laulainen andMari Kaunistola | City Council Pori | Finland
Welcome to Pori
Terhi Hook | Finpro Oy – Visit Finland | Finland
Heritage in Visit Finland’s Strategy
James Simpson | City of Parainen/Pargas | St Olav Waterway
St Olav Waterway – A pilgrims path connecting three counties through a common Nordic heritage
Marwan Basmaji | Basmaji and Bielinska Architects BBA | Lebanese American University | Lebanon
Representing Bahrain’s pearl heritage: Architectural space and exhibition design as storytellers
Sanna-Mari Renfors| SAMK – Satakunta University of Applied Sciences | Finland
Natural heritage in tourism product development: Case of the Finnish Archipelago
Jaana Ruoho | SAMK Satakunta University of Applied Sciences | Finland
Green empowerment – Growth from a new Form of Bature-based Tourism: Case Satakunta Region, Finland
Terttu Hermanson and Pasi Talvitie | Pohjois-Satakunnan Kehittämiskeskus Oy | Finland
Branding an aspiring Geopark Area to Celebrate its geological, natural and cultural Heritage
Nina Luostarinen and Minna Hautio | Humak University of Applied Sciences | Finland
When stories come alive – developing visitor experience on historical sites
Peter Ahlström | A. Ahlström Kiinteistöt Oy | Noormarkku Works | Finland
Interviewed by Maarit Grahn
Maarit Grahn | Noormarkku Works | Finland
Host Special Session on Location
Presenters of Research Papers and Work-in-Progress
Time travels and memory Sites. Cultural heritage of a family enterprise as business resource
Sanghamitra Basu
Mapping and narrating heritage: retracing a forgotten route to link multi-layered history of a region and use of an indigenous storytelling technique for presentation
Anni Ruohomäki
Tracing back the old smuggling routes in the Oura Archipelago – A case study on how to make local history visitable
Kaisa Aro, Kati Suomi and Saila Saraniemi
Antecedents and Consequences of Destination Brand Love – Case Ylläs
Emanuela Conti, Tonino Pencarelli and Massimiliano Vesci
Museum Visitors’ Profiling in the Experiential Perspective, Value Co-creation and Implications for Museums and Destinations: an Exploratory Study from Italy
Silvia De Ascaniis, Caterina Della Monica and Lorenzo Cantoni
A Social Media Campaign to Raise Awareness About Violent Heritage Destruction. The Case of #faces4heritage
Maria Della Lucia, Mariapina Trunfio and Frank M. Go
Hybridizing Cultural Heritage with Creativity: an Emerging Narrative in Italy
Caterina Della Monica, Silvia De Ascaniis, Stefano Tardini, Maria Garbelli and Lorenzo Cantoni
A Facebook campaign about heritage and tourism: Its results and how to measure them
Darko Dimitrovski, Arja Lemmetyinen and Lenita Nieminen
How could a social network analysis boost an evolutionary ecosystem in cultural heritage tourism?
Ulla Hakala and Paula Sjöblom
The importance of the place name to a place’s heritage
Pirita Ihamäki and Katriina Heljakka
A framework for playing with heritage: Exploring the gamified playground of a Finnish skiresort
Anna Irimiás, Maria Della Lucia and Mariangela Franch
Linkages between film commissions and production companies: Towards a win-win local development strategy
Salla Jutila, Petra Paloniemi and Maria Hakkarainen
Life in Lapland – Shareable local experiences
Sari Karttunen and Mervi Luonila
Festivals in Finnish cultural policies: Cure-All or false hope?
Henna Konu, Liisa Tyrväinen and Seija Tuulentie
Nature-based tourism in cultural environments or cultural tourism in natural environment – Developing nature tourism with cultural perspective
Arja Lemmetyinen, Lenita Nieminen, Tanja Lepistö and Kati Suomi
Brand ecosystem narratives in cultural heritage and tourism networks
Anu Lähteenmäki-Uutela
Psychophysiological methods for measuring tourism experiences by the sea: Case Bothnian Sea
Petra Paloniemi and Ulla Kangasniemi
Cultural heritage and storytelling in tourism experience design studies. Case Elves Hideaway, Lapland
Laura Puolamäki
Sustainability, heritage and tourism in the three historic towns
Kerry Ross and Gianluca Ranzi
Sydney Opera House: Conservation informed by stories
Annmarie Ryan, Catherine Morel, Mervi Luonila and Jaana Tähtinen
Narrating city futures: On the formation of sponsorship networks and their role in realising the tourism benefits of hosting cultural mega-events
Juulia Räikkönen and Katriina Siivonen
Combining ecological, economic and cultural sustainability in the development of science tourism on the Seili Island
Deepika Ghosh Saxena
The importance of everydayness: A sustainable and inclusive approach to heritage
Kristina Svels
Heritage, tourism and stakeholder engagement. Do we need more World Heritage Sites without local consent?
Pranom Tansukanun
A Sense of Place: An Existence of the Local Neighbourhoods in a Heritage City of Chiang Mai, Thailand
Marco Valeri
The model of “Albergo Diffuso”: a sustainable hospitality business in Italy
Anne-Mari Ventelä, Lotta Holllmén and Teija Kirkkala
Are there linkages between ‘Sense of Place’ attitudes of the lake users and water quality? – An example case of Lake Pyhäjärvi
Rapporteurs
Stephen E. Little | Asia Pacific Technology Network | United Kingdom
Student-rapporteurs:
Laura Day | Western Sydney University | Australia
Eetu Ollikainen, Laura Ukkola, Nina Hautamäki, Anette Peltola, Nadine Svirodova | Lapland University of Applied Sciences | Finland