[Seminar] Research, lifelong sport, and travel: Exploring pathways to sustainability

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As the first volume of CTR Seminar Series 2019, Dr. Tom Hinch (Distinguished University Professor of Wakayama University / Professor of University of Alberta) will present his research project on lifelong sports and sustainability. How sport tourism can contribute to sustainable development?

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Theme

CTR Seminar Series 2019 Vol.1
Research, lifelong sport, and travel: Exploring pathways to sustainability

Overview

Sport is a major attraction for tourists whether it takes the form of spectator based events, participant based events, active sport tourism or heritage sport tourism. Sustainability is a critical aspect of sport tourism attractions and the resources upon which the attraction is based. This seminar focuses on lifelong sport as a sustainable tourist attraction and its potential to contribute to sustainable development. The purposes of this seminar are: (a) to provide an overview of the expanded typology of sport tourism and lifelong sport¡¯s position within this typology; (b) to summarize recent advances in sport tourism destinations in terms of sustainable development; and (c) to demonstrate the relevance of sport tourism across the lifespan as an agent for sustainable development in the Okinawa prefecture.

Date

Friday, May 17, 2019

Time

14:50¡«16:20

Venue

CTR Conference Room 107, Bldg. West 1, Wakayama University
(Sakaedani 930, Wakayama-city)

Speaker

Dr. Tom Hinch
£¨Distinguished University Professor of Wakayama University / University of Alberta, Canada)

Contact

Center for Tourism Research
Wakayama University

Sakaedani 930, Wakayama-city 640-8510, JAPAN

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