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ATLAS Annual Conference 2024
Leisure & Tourism 2030: Navigating the Future
Breda, Netherlands
June 25-28, 2024

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Theme 1: Sustainability in Leisure & Tourism: How to Build a Greener Future
Theme 2: The Future of Technology in Leisure & Tourism: Innovations and Opportunities
Theme 3: Adapting to Changing Consumer Preferences
Theme 4: Designing Memorable Experiences
Theme 5: Tourism and Workforce Skills Development
Theme 6: Placemaking and Destination Branding
Theme 7: Leisure and tourism growth and local livability

Special Tracks

Special Track 1 - Animals in the future of Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure
Special Track 2 - Circular Economy and circular regenerative processes in the future of tourism and hospitality
Special Track 3 - Touring, seeking, or simply going? Leisure and travel choices in a post-pandemic world
Special Track 4 - Leisure and Love
Special Track 5 - Leisure communities – leisure for communities
Special Track 6 - The Strategic Role of Events in light of the Sustainable Development Agenda
Special Track 7 - The future of volunteer tourism
Special Track 8 - AI and Tourism
Special Track 9 - Navigating the future of intangible cultural heritage in an evolving world
Special Track 10 - Digital Cultural Tourism
Special Track 11 - Tourism mobilities and the challenge of climate change, at a crossroads
Special Track 12 - Creative Placemaking
Special Track 13 - Tourism and Leisure narratves within the Inclusive City
Special Track 14 - Designing and measuring leisure and tourism experiences
Special Track 15 - Skills Development and Workforce Education in the 21st Century
Special Track 16 - Learning about the Future by Looking at our Pasts: Heritage Tourism and Education by 2030
Special Track 17 - Dark Tourism
Special Track 18 - Systems Thinking in Tourism

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