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Registration is now open for our Tourism and the Shifting Values of Cultural Heritage: Visiting Pasts, Developing Futures conference, taking place in Taipei in April 2013.
Hosted by by the Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage and National Taiwan University, Taiwan, in association with the UNESCO UNITWIN Network – Tourism, Culture, Development (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), the conference seeks to explore the complex and challenging relationships which exist between the many forms and formats of tangible and intangible heritage and tourism/tourists. The conference is international and wishes to encourage those researchers and professionals working at the interface between heritage and tourism from all nations and cultures to reflect upon these relationships. The conference is also a forum for the coming together of different disciplines and methodologies and we welcome a friendly and creative exchange of diverse ideas and approaches; all focused upon the core themes of the conference.
Registration is now open, with our early bird discount available until 14 January 2013.
To register please click here.
The cost of attending the conference will be as follows:
- Early bird discount – £160
- Full rate – £190
- PhD students (letter of confirmation required from Supervisor) – £110
This rate include access to all sessions, the pre-conference welcome reception and the grand conference banquet. Your fee also includes all lunches, tea and coffee breaks, choice of afternoon study visits, delegate pack and CD of conference proceedings (available after the conference).