PAST CONFERENCES
ATHE 2010 Conference
BACK TO THE FUTURE: Restating the Case for
Tourism in Higher Education
1st - 3rd December 2010. Canterbury Cathedral
Lodge, Kent
Jointly organised with Canterbury Christ Church University
ATHE 2009 Conference
NAVIGATING SHIFTING SANDS AND MOVING MOUNTAINS:
New Paradigms for Tourism and Tourism Education?
2nd-4th December 2009. Losehill Hall, Peak
District National Park
Co-convened by Sheffield Hallam University
ATHE 2008 Conference
BEYOND QUALITY ASSURANCE: Enhancing the Student
Experience
3rd-5th December 2008. Canterbury
Cathedral Lodge, Kent
Jointly organised with Canterbury Christ Church University
ATHE 2007 Conference
SHAPING THE FUTURE OF TOURISM EDUCATION
5th-7th December 2007. St Anne's College,
Oxford
ATHE 2006 ConferenceKNOWLEDGE COMMUNICATION AND
NETWORKING: Locating Tourism Knowledge
6th - 8th Dec 2006. Madingly Hall, Cambridge
ATHE 2005 Conference
THE FUTURE OF TOURISM IN HIGHER EDUCATION
30th Nov - 2nd Dec 2005. Leasowe Castle
Hotel and Conference Centre, Wirral, Merseyside
ATHE 2004 Conference
CRITICAL ISSUES IN TOURISM EDUCATION
1st - 3rd December
2004. Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire
Organised jointly with:t Network for Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism
Association for Tourism and Leisure Education (ATLAS)
ATHE 2003 Conference
SURVIVAL - Is Your Institution Tough Enough to Survive the Tourism
Jungle?
4th - 5th December 2003. Doncaster Castle View Conference Centre:
Earth Centre
ATHE 2001 Conference
SHAPING THE FUTURE OF YOUR SUBJECT ASSOCIATION
6th - 7th November 2001, Hilton Bromsgrove, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire
ATHE 2000 Conference
FIRST JOINT CHME/ATHE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
23-24 November 2000. Broomsgrove
- This conference was the first joint CHME/ATHE conference. Its subjects were
Research and Working Together.
- David Botterill and Conrad Lashley presented papers on the current position of
research in Tourism and Hospitality
- A panel consisting of Chris Gratton (Chair of RAE panel 69), Peter Jones
(Member of RAE panel 43) and John Rogers (RAE Manager) discussed the issues of
RAE 2001 and Beyond
- David Airey, Clare Gould (British Tourist Authority), Brian Hay (Scottish
Tourist Board) and Ivan Bishop (DCMS) presented papers on Tourism Research: Uses
and users
- The LTSN gave a presentation
- Ways for ATHE and CHME to work together were explored.
ATHE 1999 Conference
- Benchmarking was the subject of the 1999 conference which was held at the
University of Luton.
- Papers on Benchmarking were delivered by Gillian Hayes (QAA), John Tribe and
Brian Wheeller
- The results of the ATHE consultation exercise were discussed and approved.
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