Conferences
TTRA EUROPE CONFERENCE 2009 IN THE NETHERLANDS 22-24 APRIL 2009
The European Chapter of the Travel and Tourism Research Association invites researchers, practitioners and post-graduate students to participate in its 2009 annual conference on Transport and Tourism: challenges, issues and conflicts, organized by InHolland University of Applied Sciences and NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences. The sub-themes are: global transport developments, transport and logistics at destinations, ICT in tourism and transport, ethical issues and sustainable development. Of course, papers dealing with topics not related to the main theme are also welcome. This three-day conference in the Netherlands will be held at venues in Rotterdam and Breda from April 22 to April 24, 2009. More information can be found on the conference website http://www.ttra-europeconference.com. This website will be updated regularly with information on keynote speakers, programme, venue, accommodation and transportation.
TTRA Europe Chapter Conference 2008 took place in Helsinki, Finland. on 23-25 April 2008. For presentations please see www.ttra2008.com
Forthcoming conference:The 2009 European Conference will take place in Rotterdam/Breda in the Netherlands on 22-24 April.
Trains, Planes and Automobiles. Transport in Britain: Driving Tourists Out?
We had an enjoyable event on 24 October. Click on this link for details and photos: http://www.tourismsociety.org/events_transport.htm
Conferences
TTRA Europe/ Tourism Society, joint event
We are organising a joint conference with the UK Tourism Society on the evening of 24 October 2007 in Central London, at the MIC Conference Centre ( www.micentre.com)
The title of the event is:
Trains, Planes & Automobiles
Transport in Britain: Driving Tourists Out?
The event will start at 17.30 with a viewing of the new St Pancras Eurostar station. which is close to the venue. This will be followed by the conference itself, at which a variety of speakers from rail, air and road transport will discuss the impacts of transport infrastructures, present and planned, on the flow of domestic and international tourists to the UK, as well as within the UK itself.
Please support this event, if you can, by attending and taking advantages of the opportunity of networking with our coleagues from the Society. Overnight accommodation in individual bedrooms at the MIC is available to delegates at a preferential rate. Please let me know if you would like to use this offer.
Full details of speakers and topics will be availble shortly. In the meantime, please reserve this date in you dairy. In hope to see a good turnout from TTRA at this event.
Best wishes,
Rob Davidson
Senior Lecturer in Tourism
University of Westminster
London
Tel: (+44) (0) 207911 5000 ext 3076
TTRA Europe Conference, April 23 - 25, Nice, France
CONGRATULATIONS ON AN EXCELLENT CONFERENCE IN NICE LAST WEEK.
You have set a new standard in content and organisation.
Well done to you and your organising committee and to all the European Board members for making it such a success. All the delegates I spoke with were high in their praise of the event and it augurs well for both increased membership and the 2008 conference.
I truly enjoyed participating in the conference formal and social programme, made me proud to be a member of the European Chapter – my only regret was that I could not have stayed for the entire event. (Apologies for the delay in sending this note, but I have been ‘on the road’ since I set off from Nice last Tuesday).
Again, congratulations and thank you to you and your team. I look forward to seeing you in Dublin in the near future.
Regards,
Noel
TTC Tourism & Transport Consult International Ltd.

The European Chapter of the Travel and Tourism Research Association invites researchers, practitioners and post-graduate students to participate in its 2009 annual conference on Transport and Tourism: challenges, issues and conflicts, organized by InHolland University of Applied Sciences and NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences. The sub-themes are: global transport developments, transport and logistics at destinations, ICT in tourism and transport, ethical issues and sustainable development. Of course, papers dealing with topics not related to the main theme are also welcome. This three-day conference in the Netherlands will be held at venues in Rotterdam and Breda from April 22 to April 24, 2009. More information can be found on the conference website http://www.ttra-europeconference.com. This website will be updated regularly with information on keynote speakers, programme, venue, accommodation and transportation.