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ICCTH 2026 Online Day

On Monday, November 9, 2026, 43 papers are presented online at the International Conference on Culture, Tourism and Hospitality (ICCTH). Join one or more sessions on Zoom, ask the presenters questions and give constructive feedback, and earn an AGE certificate.

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Join the Zoom meeting a few minutes before your session starts. The Zoom links for Room A and Room B are on the conference program: https://iccth.org/schedule/
Use the same name in Zoom that you registered with here, so we can confirm your attendance.
Stay for at least 75% of the session (90 of 120 minutes) to earn your certificate.
Listen closely, keep your camera on if you can, and ask each presenter at least one thoughtful question or give constructive feedback.

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1 session: Certificate of Service
2 sessions: Certificate of Distinguished Service
3+ sessions: Certificate of Excellence

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Monday, November 9, 2026

Session 3.1A
Session Chair: Dr. Sergio Peñaranda García
Mon, Nov 9 · 1:00 AM – 3:00 AM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM GMT+7, conference time
23 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (6)
1. Pushed but Ready? State Digitalisation and Data Analytics Adoption in Hanoi's Hospitality SMEs – Quoc Hung Le
2. The Museum Economy and Tourism Consumption: Scale, Pathways, and Composition in Cultural Tourism – Jiaying Lyu, Asif Khan, Huan Huang, & Sughra Bibi
3. Age-Friendly Digital Innovation without Cultural Displacement: Integrating the Silver Economy into the ROOTS-AI Framework for Regenerative Cultural Tourism in Santander, Colombia – Carlos Manuel Díaz Soto & Sergio Peñaranda García
4. Digital Cultural Storytelling and Revisit Intention: The Mediating Role of Cultural Authenticity and Memorable Tourism Experience in Lake Toba – Sri Annisa, Elisabet Siahaan, Prihatin Lumbanraja, & Yeni Absah
5. From Palate to Psyche: How Do Culinary Healing Experiences Enhance Tourists' Psychological Well-Being? – Yelin Fang, Yujie Yang, Limin Wu, & Fang Wang
6. From Robot Task Handoffs to Human Hospitality: A Systematic Integrative Review of Frontline Work Redesign and Guest Encounters – Brandy C. Whitford
Session 3.1B
Session Chair: Dr. Jullimursyida
Mon, Nov 9 · 1:00 AM – 3:00 AM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM GMT+7, conference time
12 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (6)
1. News Media Coverage of Cultural City Branding in Danang, Vietnam: A Content Analysis Approach – Tran Thi Tuyet & Thi Thanh Huyen Nguyen
2. Reactivating Travel Memories through Post-Trip Short-Video Practices: Qualitative Development and Exploratory Validation of the PTSVRE Scale – Shuo Liang & Jing (Bill) Xu
3. Does Gender Matter for Entrepreneurial Intention? Evidence from Indonesian University Hospitality and Tourism Students – Jullimursyida, Muslim Amin, Wu Chen, & Siti Asmahlati Bolkini Ahmad
4. Ethnobiological Knowledge and Biodiversity for Biocultural Tourism Development in Jipijapa, Ecuador – Sonia Rosete Blandariz, Romina Stephania Sáenz Véliz, & Alfredo Jiménez González
5. Virtual-Real Translation: AIGC-Empowered Instruction in Traditional Culture—A Case Study of Yaozhou Kiln Baby-Play Patterns – Junling Liu, Xiaojuan Li, & Song Qin
6. A Spatial Typology Framework for Soundscape Sustainability in Residential Historic Districts: A Case Study of Nanhuamen – Ziqing Tang & Xiaoying Yan
Session 3.2A
Session Chair: Dr. Supawat Meeprom
Mon, Nov 9 · 4:00 AM – 6:00 AM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM GMT+7, conference time
21 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (6)
1. Tourism in Azerbaijan and Its Development Prospects – Nigar Baghirova
2. News Media Coverage of Sustainable Tourism Policy: A Systematic Review and Thematic Analysis – Tran Thi Tuyet & Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen
3. From Heritage Understanding to Tourism Perceptions: A Typology-Based Study of Dadar Parsi Colony – Anita Chandrasekhar & Suraj Pandit
4. Cultural Soft Inheritance: A Study on the Influencing Factors of Sharing Mechanisms Among Senior Travelers – Yining Zhao & Esther IokTeng Kou
5. Examining the Influence of Digital Media and Nostalgia on Fan Love and Attendance Intention in Korean Artists’ Fan Meetings in Thailand – Piyada Phontue & Supawat Meeprom
6. Cultural Representation in Select Tribal Themed Restaurants on Social Media- A Study on Odisha, India – Shreeya Nayak & Debashis Pattanaik
Session 3.2B
Session Chair: Dr. Sougand Akbarian
Mon, Nov 9 · 4:00 AM – 6:00 AM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM GMT+7, conference time
15 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (6)
1. Evaluating Multimodal AI for Cultural Heritage Interpretation: Implications for Heritage Tourism – Jia Xing, Wei Ren, Du Lei, Lin Zhao, Linfeng Chen, Zike Yu, Yiyang Zhang, & Luxuan Wang
2. The Mechanism of Collective Effervescence’s Influence on Intentional Behavior Among Spectators of Grassroots Sport Events – Hongbo Cheng, Shengyuan Li, & Junjiao Zhang
3. From Hosts to Travellers: Is Doxey’s Irridex Still Relevant? Re-examining Residents’ Attitudes toward Tourism Development in Malacca, Malaysia – Yinglock Chan
4. Investigating the Determinants of Tourists’ Digital Response in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: e-WOM and Customer Loyalty in Digital Tourism Marketing – Mohammed Ismail Alameer, Sharizal Hashim, Sarah A Alameer, & Muslim Amin
5. Beyond Sightseeing: The Role of English as a Lingua Franca and Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing Cultural Tourism Experiences – Sougand Akbarian
6. Evaluating Spatio-Behavioral Performance of Urban Tourism Services: The Role of Accessibility–Use Alignment in Data-Driven Planning – Asif Khan, Jiaying Lyu, Canghong Jin, & Xiaoliang Wang
Session 3.3A
Session Chair: Dr. Jing Yang
Mon, Nov 9 · 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM GMT+7, conference time
19 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (6)
1. Trusting Regeneration? Exploring Trust Practices in Regenerative Hospitality Management – Anne Lassen Zakaria & Heidrun Knorr
2. Interactivity, Vividness and the Experience Route to Revisit Intention in AR-Enhanced Heritage Tourism – Dhouha Jaziri, Aymen Ben Hassine, & Jusuf Zekiri
3. Whose Story Is It? AI-Mediated Cultural Brokerage, Community Co-Creation, and Heritage-Supportive Tourist Behaviour – Jing Yang & Asif Khan
4. Examination of Differences in Inpatient Satisfaction With Nursing Services According to Demographic Characteristics: A Study in a Tertiary Hospital – Haci Mustafa Paksoy & Belgin Yiğit
5. Embedding Financial Sustainability in the National Museum – Noel Biseko Lwoga & Mawazo Ramadhani Jamvi
6. Decoding Tourist Satisfaction in Greek Islands through Comparative TripAdvisor Review Text Analytics – Georgios Vasileiadis
Session 3.3B
Session Chair: Dr. Maisarah Abdul Hamid
Mon, Nov 9 · 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM GMT+7, conference time
17 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (6)
1. Enhancing Interactive Learning and Engagement in Malaysian Cultural Heritage through Augmented Reality and AI Chatbot: A Case Study of the ARTAR Application – Maisarah Abdul Hamid, Zatul Iffah Mohd Fuza, Norazlina Rahmat, Norhaya Hanum Mohamad, Noor Hafiza Ismail, & Noor Khairunnisah Khamis
2. Tuwei or Fashionable Style? The Impact of Promotional Styles in Tourism Short Videos on Travel Intentions – Meiyu Wang & Shiming Zhang
3. Capability Co-Creation in Accessible Tourism: Empowering Visually Impaired Travellers through Service-Learning Partnerships – Ah Heung Chan, Tai Ming Wut, Deborah Tse, Fanny Katherine Manner Baldeon, & Man Leung Chan
4. Exploring Chinese Tourists' Attitudes Toward Environmentally Responsible Travel in Phuket, Thailand – Zheming Zhang and Kullada Phetvaroon
5. From Assistance to Attenuation: How Generative AI Dependency Undermines Tourist Subjectivity – Guanghui Qiao, Yi Hu, & Jialin Gu
6. Managing Cultural Heritage Inheritors through an HRM Lens: A Comparative Study of Jingdezhen Porcelain and Ubud Silver Crafts Based on AMO Theory – Fang Jie, I Made Sendra, Vivi, I Gusti Ayu Ari Agustini, & Cui Yingqiong
Session 3.4A
Session Chair: Dr. Anne Lassen Zakaria
Mon, Nov 9 · 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (UTC)
Mon, Nov 9 · 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM GMT+7, conference time
40 reviewers signed up
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Papers in this session (7)
1. Critical AI Literacy, Learner Agency, and Student Wellbeing: A Pre–Post Study of a Scaffolded AI Intervention among South Asian Tourism Students in Transnational Higher Education in Denmark – Nuno F. Ribeiro, Anne Lassen Zakaria, Adeel Ghani, Sonia Caroline Baptista, & Laureen Rashof
2. Digital Maturity and Network Governance in UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Preliminary Evidence from the Portuguese World Heritage Network – Tiago Serafino Santos
3. Cultural Tourism: Food Tourism and Food Tourists, Definitions and Classifications – Thi Thuy Linh Phan
4. Bridging Wellness and Medical Tourism: A Practical Framework for Safe and Culturally Grounded Destination Experiences – Bagaskoro Rasyid Wicaksono, Mardhah Sastri Utami, & Rizki Laeli Rahmadhani
5. The Application and Implication of Artificial Intelligence in Human Resource Management’s Recruitment Effectiveness and Ethical Decision-Making: The Case of the UK – Ernest Balutie Wavei & Edwin Agwu
6. Quantifying Global Tourism Attractiveness: A Dual Econometric and Ensemble Learning Framework – Nando Verelst, Pablo A. Henríquez, & Ramiro Saltos
7. Digital Transformation Capability and Sustainable Hotel Performance: The Sequential Roles of Circular Economy, Green Knowledge Integration, and Eco-Innovation and the Boundary Role of Data-Driven Culture – Syed Haider Ali Shah, Yagiz Efe Bulbul, & Abdurrahim Hocagil