EIAT is about improving professional opportunities for young talents in tourism and hotel sector by fostering a dialogue on employment related topics between its three main stakeholders, hospitality companies, educational institutions and the best of the best students in industry.
Where?
Novi Sad and Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
When?
21-23 September 2012
Why you can't miss EIAT 2012?
- Plan your part at the only educational event in the region of South East Europe that brings together leading CEO's, Academics, best from the best students
- Capitalize on networking opportunities
- Discover how to maximize existing operations and marketing efforts
- Learn about strategies employed by your industry peers to manage success in industry
- Share experiences, brainstorm new ideas and participate in interactive panels and Q & Asessions focusing on how to adopt your business strategy and stimulate business growth
Who you will meet at the EIAT 2012?
- 125 top and best from the best students from 25 tourism faculties from 12 countries
- 125 top managers, CEO's and managing directors
- Globally recognized speakers
This is our 5th year and we proudly announce that EIAT becomes event that educates industry professionals, practitioners and professors too.
EIAT has now established itself as leading educational conference in the region.
Tom Hulton, IMEXEIAT is an event region of South East Europe needed desperately. This is true education and networking platform
Bojan KurezFaculty for Tourism, University of Maribor, Slovenia
My warmest congratulations to you, for another successful EIAT!
Rob DavidsonUniversity of Greenwich, United Kingdom
The quality of the speakers was excellent, with a wide mix of topics and plenty of academic excellence.
Miguel NevesIMEX Frankfurt
You did an excellent job organizing such a successful conference.
Lynn MinaertUniversity of Surrey, United Kingdom
It was a great conference and a great group of people.
Dragan MatovicNiagara Falls Tourism, Canada
Thank you for the excellent program and content! It was amazing
Daniela GracanFaculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija, University of Rijeka, Croatia
It was a pleasure to be one of the participants.
Tijana BogdanovićRegional Developing Adency Zlatibor, Serbia
EIAT is best platform for student development and in coordination with University it brings true benefit for us. Thank you
Kliment NaumovFaculty for Tourism and Hospitality Ohrid, University of Bitola, FYR Macedonia
EIAT made me being prepared for one of the world's best hotels St. Regis Doha. Thank you for believing in student development and constant innovation you have been providing for us
Olja ZvizdicFormer student at the Department for Geography, Tourism and Hotel Management, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
EIAT 2012 Venue
Novi Sad
NOVI SAD: Future Leaders Forum
(student representatives from Academia partners only)
- Accommodation at Hostel Sova (students)
www.hostelsova.com - Accommodation an Hotel Prezident (speakers)
www.prezidenthotel.com - Future Leaders Forum Venue at Congress Centre MASTER
www.sajam.net
Belgrade
BELGRADE: EIAT - all delegates
- Accommodation at Hostel Hedonist (students)
www.hedonisthostelbelgrade.com
- Accommodation at IN Hotel (delegates and speakers)
www.inhotel-belgrade.rs
- EIAT venue at Metropol Palace Hotel
www.metropolpalace.com
More info on accommodation and rates please do contact Mr. Milos Gajic on milos.gajic@ctrs-balkans.org
All delegates will be provided with local EIAT transfers from accommodation venues to the conference venue and networking events. Detailed plan will be sent to all delegates 2 weeks prior the EIAT event.
The Metropol Palace Hotel
The Metropol Palace Hotel with its tradition and prime location at the heart of Belgrade is bringing back great value to the city and its visitors.
12 countries in SEE region
Who participate?
- 12 countries in SEE region
- 25 tourism faculties
- National tourism organizations - NTO's
- Convention bureaus - CVB's
- Hoteliers
- Event and Conference agencies
- Regional development agencies
- Rural economies
- Tour operators
- Non-governmental organizations - NGO's
Concept
EIAT 2012 will introduce 5 parallel sessions
targeting different industry professionals and students:
Executive Destination Track
Who should listen?
- NTO's
- CVB's
- Regional Development Agencies
- NGO's
- Tour operators
Key topics?
- Destination development
- Destination marketing
- Tourism product packaging
- Sustainable development
- Rural tourism development
- Heritage and traditionin tourism
Executive Hotelier Track
Who should listen?
- Hoteliers
- Service provider agencies
- Event agencies
Key topics?
- Revenue management
- PMS - Property Management System
- Channel Management
- Policy and procedures
- Investment management
- Internet and web marketing
Scientific Track
Who should listen?
- PhD candidates and
- Teaching assistants
Key topics?
-
Abstracts to be submitted
and scientific papers* to be
presented
Student Track
Who should listen?
- Students and Professors
Key topics?
- Communication in tourism
- World-class intership
- Selling yourself
- Social media marketing
- Education in tourism
Future Leaders Forum South East Europe
Who should participate?
- Two student representatives of each participating faculty
Key topics?
- MICE
- Networking in tourism
- Presenting yourself
- Personal branding
5 years
Five years ago, who could have predicted that EIAT would so quickly grow into the must-attend event it has now become? Students and professors in South-East Europe are indeed fortunate that the organisers of EIAT are able to attract some of the top names in tourism and hospitality education from around the world, for this event. But it has also become an influential forum where eminent practitioners from these industries can share their experiences with the next generation of tourism and hospitality professionals...
ROB DAVIDSON - Greenwich University, UK. Event Management Course Leader