ICT2022 will be held Nov. 3-5,
2022 in Macau, China
We are pleased to inform all of you that the
ICT 2022 conference will be held in Macau, China
Nov. 3-5, 2022 both on-site and online. You are
all welcome to come to join us. You are welcome
to submit unpublished papers to the conference.
After the 2020, 2021 pandemic we are hoping to
have a physical conference in Macau. We also
provide the possibility to attend the conference
online.
The major theme of this year's conference
is: Challenges and Opportunities for
Global Tourism Development in the Post-Pandemic
Era.
All the unpublished papers about this topic are
welcome to submit. The paper submission page is:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ict2022
Macau, the special administrative region in
China
Macau is a special city in the world full of
attractions and history. It has a combination of
European and Chinese culture. Colonized by the
Portuguese in the 16th century, Macau was the
first European settlement in the Far East until
returning to China on 1999. Macau becomes a
Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China.
Macau is famous in its tourism and gambling
industries. It is located in the Pearl River
delta with Zhuhai and Hong Kong. Now the three
places are connected by the famous Hong
Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge in the South China Sea.
ICT2022 Proceedings book will
be Published by Springer Nature
All the accepted papers can be presented in the
conference. Authors can submit full English
version of the paper in order to be considered
to publish in our proceedings book published by
Springer Nature after the conference. You can
see the 2019 proceedings here.
The proceedings and each individual papers have
been indexed by ISI Web of Knowledge
(CPCI-SSH—Conference Proceedings CitationIndex -
Social Science & Humanities). The
proceedings of 2022 will also be indexed.
Our Conference Host
Our host of this conference is the
City University
of Macau. Concretely, the conference will be
organized by the
Faculty of
International Tourism and Management.
City University of Macau, formerly known as
University of East Asia which was established in
1981, was renamed in 2011 and has adopted the
development strategy of “Rename, Restructure,
Transform, and Upgrade”. The University
pursues the path of a metropolitan university and
integrates with urban lives, achieving excellence
in humanities, art, business, commerce, new
engineering and social science.