Heritage & Slow TourismLAB | Meeting 3 February

LAB Meeting on Applying the Slow Philosophy

Greetings!

We hope this message finds you well. It is to remind you of the first meeting of the HTHIC Heritage & Slow TourismLAB in 2021 and inform you of a change in the programme. On Wednesday 3 February we will welcome Zanda Serdane and James Simpson.

Warm regards,

Burçin Kalabay Hatipoğlu & Karin Elgin-Nijhuis

Zanda Serdane

Zanda Serdana (PhD) is a lecturer at the Christ Church Business School of the Canterbury Christ Church University in the United Kingdom. She will speak about:

“Slow philosophy in destination marketing: The case of ‘Latvia. Best enjoyed slowly’ tourism brand.”

James Simpson

James Simpson (MA) is the project manager for St. Olav Waterway, a pilgrimage route in the Finnish archipelago and Åland Islands and part of St. Olav Ways, a Cultural Route of the Council of Europe. James' presentation's title: “Pilgrimage and long-distance hiking trails – the original slow tourism.”

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www.slowtourismlab.org

15 January 2021

About the LAB

The Heritage & Slow TourismLAB is a spin-off of the

Heritage, Tourism and Hospitality, International Conference (HTHIC).

The LAB brings together researchers, professionals and policymakers

to explore the varying meaning and practices of Slow and ways to preserve natural and cultural heritage thanks to and despite tourism.