CALL FOR PAPERS
CALL FOR PAPERS
International Sustainable Green Tourism Convention & Exhibition
Theme: Incentivising Sustainable and Digital Tourism for Jobs Creation and Conservation
Venue: Ol Tokai Lodge – Amboseli National Park, Kajiado County
Dates: (To be announced soon)
The organising committee of the International Sustainable Green Tourism Convention and Exhibition cordially invites experts, professionals, academics, and practitioners to submit proposals for presentations at this prestigious event, to be held at the iconic Amboseli National Park in Kajiado County.
About the Convention
This convention will serve as a dynamic platform for sharing knowledge, innovative practices, and research on sustainable and digital tourism. With a focus on incentivising sustainability and digital transformation, the event aims to foster job creation, empower communities, and promote conservation within the tourism sector.
20 Key Themes for Papers: International Sustainable Green Tourism Convention and Exhibition
1. Digital Transformation in Sustainable Tourism
Exploring how digital technologies—such as AI, big data, and smart platforms—are revolutionising sustainable tourism operations, marketing, and visitor management.
2. Incentivising Green Investments in Tourism
Mechanisms, policies, and financial incentives that encourage private and public investment in eco-friendly tourism infrastructure and services.
3. Community-Led Tourism for Job Creation
Case studies and frameworks highlighting how community-driven tourism initiatives foster local employment, skills development, and social inclusion.
4. Conservation through Tourism: Best Practices
Examining successful models where tourism directly supports biodiversity conservation, habitat restoration, and wildlife protection.
5. Digital Inclusion and Access in Rural Destinations
Addressing the digital divide by empowering remote and marginalised communities with connectivity and digital skills for tourism participation.
6. Climate Resilience and Adaptation in Tourism
Strategies for building climate-resilient tourism destinations, including disaster preparedness, risk management, and adaptation measures.
7. Sustainable Tourism Supply Chains
Promoting local sourcing, circular economy principles, and ethical procurement throughout the tourism value chain.
8. Empowering Women and Youth in Tourism
Initiatives and policies that create equitable job opportunities and leadership pathways for women and young people in tourism.
9. Cultural Heritage Preservation and Promotion
Balancing tourism growth with the safeguarding and celebration of local traditions, languages, and intangible heritage.
10. Green Jobs and Skills for the Future
Identifying emerging green job roles, training needs, and capacity-building programmes for a sustainable tourism workforce.
11. Sustainable Visitor Management and Carrying Capacity
Innovative approaches to managing visitor flows, minimising overcrowding, and protecting sensitive sites.
12. Ecotourism and Nature-Based Experiences
Designing and marketing authentic, low-impact nature tourism products that benefit conservation and communities.
13. Sustainable Urban and Rural Tourism Development
Comparative perspectives on sustainable tourism planning in cities versus rural and remote areas.
14. Financing Mechanisms for Green Tourism
Exploring grants, loans, public-private partnerships, and carbon offset schemes that support sustainable tourism projects.
15. Digital Marketing for Responsible Tourism
Leveraging digital platforms and content to promote responsible travel behaviours and sustainable destinations.
16. Monitoring, Certification, and Standards in Green Tourism
The role of sustainability standards, eco-certification, and transparent reporting in building trust and accountability.
17. Tourism’s Role in Achieving the SDGs
Analysing tourism’s contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on poverty alleviation, gender equality, and environmental sustainability.
18. Waste Management and Resource Efficiency in Tourism
Innovative solutions for reducing waste, conserving water, and improving energy efficiency in tourism operations.
19. Public Policy and Governance for Sustainable Tourism
The impact of regulatory frameworks, destination management organisations, and multi-stakeholder partnerships on sustainable tourism outcomes.
20. Future Trends: Regenerative and Net-Positive Tourism
Examining the shift from sustainability to regeneration, where tourism actively restores ecosystems and enhances community wellbeing.
These themes are designed to provoke critical discussion, showcase innovation, and drive actionable outcomes at the intersection of sustainability, digital transformation, job creation, and conservation within the global tourism sector.
Submission Guidelines
WHY PARTICIPATE?
- Present your work to a distinguished audience of tourism professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders.
- Contribute to shaping the future of sustainable and digital tourism.
- Network with global leaders and innovators in the field.
- Experience the unique setting of Amboseli National Park, renowned for its wildlife and conservation efforts.
Submission and Enquiries
Please submit your abstracts and enquiries to: info@inthewild.co.ke or call for papers form on the website.