With the interest and support from internationally well-recognized publishers, ATMC has created an additional tradition and mission namely to publish an edited volume for each conference by selecting a number of high-calibre papers presented at the conference. As a direct result of the first conference held in Turkey, Kozak and Andreu published the book Progress in Tourism Marketing Elsevier, Kozak, Gnoth and Andreu then published the book Advances in Destination Marketing Routledge, which was a direct response to papers presented at the Valencia Conference in ; Fyall, Kozak, Andreu, Gnoth and Lebe then published the book Marketing Innovations for Sustainable Destinations Goodfellow Publishers, with papers presented at the Bournemouth Conference in With the inclusion of a selected list of papers out of the Maribor Conference in , Kozak, Andreu, Gnoth and Lebe edited the book Tourism Marketing: For more information about the books see:.
To summarise, the ATMC moves on the right track to explore, analyze, and evaluate the state of the art in tourism marketing from an international perspective, and to bring together researchers, policy makers and practitioners. The ATMC provides a forum for the discussion and dissemination of themes related to the tourism system under a marketing approach.
Therefore, the initiative of ATMC represents an important contribution for tourism marketing as a particular research field. The general outcome of the ATMC focuses on facilitating the analysis and interchange of sustainable approaches and international practices as a basis for knowledge and innovation management in tourism marketing. Having grown every other year in number, the conference advisory board still works towards its mission announced in its first series and conveys its responsibility to strengthen the field of tourism marketing by keeping its focus on updating and topical issues:.
To date, ATMC has attracted the presentation of papers with a diverse variety of research topics authored or co-authored by over 1, scholars and practitioners representing almost every single part of the world. Business intelligence for destinations: Creating knowledge from social media. I Advances in social media for travel, tourism and hospitality: Mid Sweden University Genusstudier vid Mittuniversitetet.
Sensing the online social sphere using a sentiment analytical approach. I Analytics in smart tourism design: I Tourism Research Frontiers: Beyond the Boundaries of Knowledge. Applying business intelligence for knowledge generation in tourism destinations: I Tourism and Leisure: Current issues and perspectives of development. I Encyclopedia of Business Analytics and Optimization.
Determinants of the co-created destination experience: On Both Sides of the Counter. The virtual fan g community: Social Media and Pop Culture Tourism.. I Tourism Social Media: Transformations in Identity, Community and Culture. Bitten by the Twilight Saga: I The Contemporary Tourist Experience: Destination brand equity modelling and measurement — a summer tourism case from Sweden.
I Strategic Marketing in Tourism Services. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. The search and purchase process among e-travel customers. I Encyclopedia of Cyber Behavior. An outlook on web 2. Search engine traffic as input for predicting tourist arrivals. I Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism Big data as input for predicting tourist arrivals.
Optimizing user interface design and interaction paths for destination management information system. Lecture Notes in Computer Science.
A discussion based on monitoring experiences in the Nordic context. Diversity, devolution and disorder: Success factors of tourism networks. Strategic positioning and performance of tourism destinations.
A movie map conversion study: Networking approaches for sustainable destination management. Francesco Polese , Antonio Minguzzi. Rodolfo Baggio , Magda Antonioli Corigliano.
Exploring stakeholder roles in destination management networks. Influence of women's lifestyles on holiday decisions. Access and use of e-commerce in the Spanish tourism market. The formation of destination choice sets: Risk perceptions and risk reduction strategies as determinants of destination choice.
I Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism Value co-creation modelling for big data analytics: A value co-creation perspective on customer-based brand equity model for tourism destinations: A knowledge destination framework for tourism sustainability. Thirsting for Vampire Tourism: Business intelligence for destinations: