CHME 2022 Call for Papers

Conference tracks | Call for papers | Key dates | Conference submission categories

The Human Touch in Hospitality

The forthcoming 30th Council for Hospitality Management Education (CHME) 2022 will take place in Edinburgh, UK, from 25th-27th May 2022, with the theme the Human Touch in Hospitality.

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Conference Tracks

Track title	Track chair	Email
Hospitality management	Sarah Rawlinson - University of Northampton	Sarah.Rawlinson@northampton.ac.uk
	Alisha Ali - Sheffield Hallam University	alisha.ali@shu.ac.uk
Critical and cultural studies of hospitality	Peter Lugosi - Oxford Brookes University	plugosi@brookes.ac.uk
Learning, teaching and assessment in hospitality management education (Clive Robertson award)	Stephanie Jameson - Leeds Beckett University	sjameson2021@outlook.com
Festivals and the human touch	Louise Todd - Edinburgh Napier University	l.todd@napier.ac.uk
Hospitable destinations	Constantia Anastasiadou - Edinburgh Napier University	c.anastasiadou@napier.ac.uk

Call for Papers
The call from papers opens from Wednesday 29th September, with paper submissions from Monday 8th November.
Submit your papers: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=chme2022

Please download and review the Notes for Contributors to prepare your submission.

Paper and poster submission deadline is Monday 17th January 2022.

Key dates

	Dates
Call for papers opens	Wednesday 29th September 2021
Papers submissions open	Monday 8th November 2021
Paper and poster submission deadline	Tuesday 1st February 2022
Feedback returned to authors	Monday 28th February 2022
Registration opens	Monday 7th March 2022
Revised submission deadline	Monday 21st March 2022
Early bird registration deadline	Monday 4th April 2022

Conference Submission Categories

Papers of approximately 1500 words excluding references:

These papers may be conceptual or empirical and should normally report on completed studies in one or more of the suggested track themes, however papers reporting on substantially developed work in progress will also be considered. All full papers will be subject to a double-blind reviewing process. If accepted, authors will normally be required to present in a 30-minute session (20 minutes for presenting the study and 10 minutes for questions) at the conference.

Posters:

Authors are encouraged to use posters as an alternative means of presenting their research. This may be a more appropriate format for reporting on less developed work in progress.

For further details contact Dr Louise Todd, CHME 2022 Conference Coordinator: chmeconference2022@napier.ac.uk

More information available soon at: http://www.chme.org.uk/annual-conference/