Tentative Program. G20 First East-West Dialogue on Tourism and the Chinese Dream Crowne Plaza Hotel on the Gold Coast November 2014

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1 Tentative Program G20 First East-West Dialogue on Tourism and the Chinese Dream Crowne Plaza Hotel on the Gold Coast November 2014 Thursday 13 November pm Registration - Crowne Plaza pm Welcome Reception - Poolside, Crowne Plaza Friday 14 November am Registration - Crowne Plaza am Opening Ceremony and Welcome Plenary Room (Norfolk) Conference opening: MC Prof Leong Liew, Director Tourism Confucius Institute - Prof Susanne Becken, Director Griffith Institute for Tourism - Emeritus Professor Colin Mackerras AO - Tom Tate, Mayor of the City of Gold Coast am Academic Keynotes Speaker 1: Prof Jun Gao (Shanghai Normal University, China) Speaker 2: Professor Chris Ryan (Waikato University, New Zealand) am Morning Tea Break

2 pm Concurrent Session 1 4 x 15 min min questions Room: Norfolk room Room: Breakout 1 Room: Breakout 2 Session 1: Cultural Preferences Session 2: Chinese Dream Uniquely Chinese? Session 3: Industry A1 Mair (Jin), University of Queensland (Australia) Cross-cultural differences in incentive travel A22 Li, Beijing International Studies (China) The Chinese outbound tourists lodging preferences 32 Kim, Incheon National University (South Korea) Marketing research analysis in tourism business with a focus on travel decision 46 Sun (Ryan, Pan), AUT (New Zealand) Chinese tourists gaze on New Zealand: The effect of otherness in destination image formation 28 Weaver, Griffith University (Australia) Tourism and the Chinese Dream: A framework for engagement A 10 Shan (Li, Scott, Ding), Capital Normal (China) Understanding the Chinese Dream from a means-end perspective: An exploratory study of Chinese outbound tourism markets 17 Greenwood (Dwyer), Macquarie (Australia) Macau and casino capitalism: Fulfilling the Chinese Dream? 12 Lindsay, Canberra (Australia) Are we prisoners of our own ideology? A dyadic investigation of business to business (B2B) relationships between Chinese and Australian tour operators pm Lunch pm Invited Industry Speakers Speaker 3: Ross Gregory (Tourism Events Queensland) Speaker 4: Paul Donovan (Queensland Airport Limited) pm Concurrent Session 2 RESEARCH SNAPSHOTS 5x7 min +3 min questions A2 Gao (Sun), Shanghai Normal University (China) Carbon management: A new framework of environmental management for tourism destination 26 Xu (Dupre, Dai), Griffith University (Australia) Role and power of stakeholders in the formation and development of Chinese historic and cultural precinct as tourism attractions in Australia and China A38 Zhao (Gu), Beijing International Studies (China) Research on the effects of Chinese austerity policy on high-star hotel A 14 Leong (Ma, Patiar, Beesley), Dairy Farm Group (private sector) The role of key Chinese culture values in Chinese travellers perception on Australian hotel service Room: Norfolk room Room: Breakout 1 Room: Breakout 2 Session 4: Chinese Travel to Australia Session 5: Chinese Travel Behaviour Session 6: China-Australia Youth Travel A6 Jin (Becken, Wu), Griffith University (Australia) What do Chinese tourists to South East Queensland worry about? 44 Song (Sparks, Wang), Griffith University (Australia) Reaching agreement in travel-related decisions: Evidence from Chinese independent travellers 31 Zhu (Weiler, Young, Lee), Southern Cross (Australia) Information search behaviour of Chinese international students an emerging independent travel market

3 25 Schaffer Sunshine Coast (Australia) Regional tourism preparedness: Emerging markets, culture and service 47 Curcija (Hughes, Clifford), University of Queensland (Australia) Although readily eager, is the Australian tourism industry truly prepared to welcome the Chinese visitor? 30 Hughes (Ye) Queensland (Australia) Interpreting Australian landscapes for Chinese visitors 36 Chen (Weiler, Young, Lee), Southern Cross (Australia) Service quality of Chinese package group tours in Australia A9 Zhong (Buckley), Chinese Academy of Sciences (China) Outdoor tourism in China 43 Chen (Benckendorff, Scott), University of Queensland (Australia) Tranquillity from mindful travel experiences in Australian destinations 51 Duan (Arcodia, Ma), Griffith University (Australia) Contemporary and conventional motivation of wine tourism travellers in China: An exploratory case study of Yunnan Province, China A33 So (McLennan, Becken, Marshall, Pang), South Carolina (USA) Investigating Drivers of Overall Trip Satisfaction and Expectations: An Evaluation of Chinese Visitors to Australia 23 Sonnenschein (Barker, Hibbins), Griffith University (Australia) Destination China: Chinese international students expectations of attributes needed by graduates of Australian tourism and hospitality degrees A20 Gardiner Griffith University (Australia) Selling travel experiences to Chinese independent youth travellers 40 Bai (Pyke, Nguyen), Victoria (Australia) The travel behaviour of Chinese tourists to Australia: A comparable research between Gen Y and other generations A21 He (Li), Sichuan (China) Rising power of tourism market: An exploratory study on Chinese Generation Y outbound tourists consumption behaviour pm Afternoon tea break THE PANEL Leaders from industry and government discuss tourism investment, product development and marketing Mr Paul Martyn Deputy Director-General, Tourism Division Mr Darren Scott Director Economic Development and Major Projects, City of Gold Coast Mr Jonathan Fisher Chief Executive Officer, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Dr Vicky Wang Managing Director, Intelligence Tourism Pty Ltd Dr Grace Pan, Tourism & Events Queensland pm Free time pm Pre Dinner Drinks With Chinese entertainment pm Conference Dinner, Crowne Plaza Surfers Paradise With contributions from - Mr. Favilla Lucca de Paula, Executive Director, United Nations World Tourism Organisation - Geoff Turner, Manager Consumer Insights, Tourism Australia

4 Saturday 15 November am Opening Overview: Summary Day 1: by Prof Rick Perdue (Virginia Tech University, USA) am Academic Keynote Speaker 5: Prof Zhang (Beijing Union University, China) am Concurrent Session 3 4x15 min min questions Room: Phoenix 1 Room: Breakout 1 Room: Breakout 2 Session 7 Special interest tourism 52 Wei (He), South China University of Technology (China) The Innovative Development Model Of Beautiful Village Tourism Industrial Park-Case Study On Acacia Valley(XiangsiGu) Rural Eco-Tourism Industrial Park In Pingyuan County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province 49 Sun, Beijing International Studies (China) The effect of Western or Chinese Hotel Brand Names on Chinese Customers Quality Expectation and Purchasing Intention 35 Qiu Shanghai University of Engineering Science (China) Research about the influence of cruise culture on cruise industry development Session 8 Technology and media 5 Luo (Hu) Sun Yat-sen (China) Building interpersonal trust in a travel-related virtual community: A case study on a Guangzhou couch-surfing community 48 Wang, Beijing International Studies (China) Study on travelers motivation to post UGC on different platforms A16 Zhou (Guo), Chongqing Normal (China) Study on travel APP users experience under the background of smart travels Session 9: Hotels and hospitality 39 Min (Yu), Beijing International Studies (China) How do multinational hotel companies view the Chinese market An analysis on annual reports from four public companies: Zhang, Beijing International Studies (China) Customer s perception of the hotel soft article marketing 150 Wang (Fu), Beijing International Studies (China) A study of the application of flexible working arrangements in Chinese hotel industry 37 Li Xia, Chen Xu, Shanghai University of Engineering Science Study on Chinese Cruise Tourism Supply and Demand Equilibrium Based on GM 45 Sha (Li, Shan), Capital Normal (China) The investigation of Donkey Friends travel behaviour cased study on Lyve website am Morning Tea Break am Concurrent Session 4 4 x 15 min min questions A4 Kong, Shandong (China) Generation Y, what are the predictor and outcomes of their career expectation? Room: Phoenix 1 Room: Breakout 1 Room: Breakout 2

5 Session 10 Policy and Governance Session 11 Communities and Development Session 12 Frameworks and Methods 42 Li (Gu), Beijing International Studies (China) Research on governance system and governance capability in China s hotel 18 Ye (Wen, Ding), Shanghai University of Engineering Science (China) Research on the multi-scenarios based natural disaster risk assessment in tourist areas A case in Heye Village of Jiuzhai Valley 7 Ma (Li, Tu), Hubei (China) Impact of non-resident on impulse buying based on binary behaviour theory: A research on tourists from China to Australia A3 Gao (Sun), Shanghai Normal (China) Carbon emission characteristics and reduction countermeasures of different subjects vehicles behavior in tourist attraction 29 Ryan (Pan, Chou, Gu),Waikato University (New Zealand) Water town communities and tourism impacts former residents as employees and cast characters 13 Guibert (Taunay), Angers (France) The effects of a tourist policy in Wanning (Hainan): Expropriations vs. territorial identification 19 Yang, Western Michigan (USA) Tourism and poverty alleviation: A case study from Yunnan, China 11 Li Minzu (China) The ABCD-X mode of community stress and coping during propoor tourism development at the ethnic villages 8 Xu, Beijing Union (China) Consensus problems about basic concept of tourism 15 Wang (Kwek, Weaver), Griffith University (Australia) Powerscape in Chinese tour packages 34 Wang (Li), Beijing International Studies (China) Analysis on operation model of tourism UGC website Mafengwo case study 27 Li (Scott, Walters), University of Queensland (Australia) Potential methods for measuring emotion in Chinese tourism advertising 24 Chen (Zhang), Beijing Jiaotong (China) Tourism cities growth evaluation from the perspective of coupling development pm East-West Dialogue Declaration and Closing: Prof David Weaver (Griffith University) pm Lunch pm Field Trip: Mt. Tamborine National Park Half Day Tour (Cost: $30 per person including transport and tour guide) pm University of Queensland - Griffith University: China-Australia Tourism Research Opportunities Workshop Session A/Prof Brent Ritchie and Prof Noel Scott (Note: details to be confirmed)