We are glad to announce the international conference on Cultural Heritage Entrepreneurship, Cultural and Heritage Tourism, Sustainable, Green and Responsible Tourism, Sustainable Heritage Management, Economics and Sociology, Cultural and Creative Industries, Heritage Interpretation and Communication, Archaeology, History, Ethnology in the Black Sea area will take place on June 8th-9th 2023 in Tulcea, Romania.
The conference is organized in frame of the project BSB/831 ”Establishing Long-Lasting Partnerships to Upgrade Heritage-Based Offers and Create New Investment Opportunities in Tourism and the Cultural and Creative Industries at UNESCO Designated Areas in the “Black Sea Basin” (HERiPRENEURSHIP) belonging to the ENPI CBC BLACK SEA JOP PROGRAMME 2014-2020.
The BSB/831 Project HERIPRENEURSHIP is co-financed by the European Commission and includes partners from 6 countries: Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Georgia, Moldova and Turkey funded by the ENPI at 92% and national contribution by 8% of the Project budget).
The aim of the International Conference “Sustainable Tourism, Heritage Management and the Cultural and Creative Industries: Creating new investment opportunities at places of cultural significance” is to overview trends in tourism, digital culture and heritage entrepreneurship as a driver for socio-economic development, gain a common attitude towards latest challenges in tourism heritage management, also under a climate change perspective, explore the powers of the Cultural and Creative Industries for Sustainable Tourism and and develop links among academics, policy makers and practitioners who have common research agendas, disseminate research results from the BSB/831 HERiPRENEURSHIP Project and other European projects and initiatives, stimulate new ideas and tools for digital culture, green and responsible tourism, heritage interpretation and cultural communication.
The 2023 HERiPRENEURSHIP Hybrid Conference will be presented using the Zoom web conferencing platform. It will be organised in presentations, of about 10-15 minutes each, in separate Sessions, grouped by topic.
We are inviting submissions of both theoretical and research papers that engage the following themes and topics and domains:
The Conference does not require registration fees.
Please fill out the following registration form for the International Conference on Cultural Heritage Entrepreneurship, Cultural and Heritage Tourism, Sustainable, Green and Responsible Tourism, Sustainable Heritage Management, Economics and Sociology, Cultural and Creative Industries, Heritage Interpretation and Communication, Archaeology, History, Ethnology, taking place on June 8th-9th, 2023, in Tulcea, Romania. The form also includes registration for the ICC Roving Fair on June 10th.
You can download from here and sign the GDPR form for the Conference
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9.00-11:00: Opening Session, Delta Hote
9.00-9.30 - Registration
9.30-11.00, WELCOME SPEECHES
Nikos THOMAIDIS
HERIPRENEURSHIP Project – Overall Presentation
Elena ȘTEFAN
HERIPRENEURSHIP Project – A Romanian Synthesis
Aldo di RUSSO
Creative Industries and their Influence in the Cultural Tourism
Cristina CĂLUIANU
„Accessible Romania by Sano Touring – Tourism and Culture for All
11.00-11.40 – COFFEE BREAK
11.40-13.20: Section 1, Chairs: Anca CRISTEA, Elena SIMEONOVA
CULTURAL AND HERITAGE TOURISM
11.40-12.00
Dorothea PAPATHANASIOU-ZUHRT, Konstantinos-Michail FOTEINIS,Ioanna NOULI
HiSTORYTELLING: Applying a Methodological Framework to Transform Historical Data to Compelling Narratives. The Case of Arta in Greece
12.00-12.20
Ketevan SHOSHIASHVILI
Cultural Heritage of Georgia
12.20-12.40
Anna MICHELI
Visiting Museums, Museum Education and Self-Ethnography Experiences
12.40-13.00
Galina ILIEVA
Role of Influencers for the Development of Cultural and Heritage Tourism
13.00-13.20
Roin MALAKMADZE, Tamila LOMTATIDZE
Georgian Ethno-cultural Heritage of Georgians in Republic of Türkiye in Culturalhistorical Memory
13.20-15.00 LUNCH BREAK
15.00-18.00: Section 2, Chairs: PhD Cristina Emanuela DASCALU, Athena IOANNIDOU
5.00-15.20
Diyana IVANOVA BOTEVA
Cultural and Heritage Tourism Distribution System
15.20-15.40
Tamar TAMARASHVILI, Tamar GHURTSKAYA
Musical Culture as a Resource of Cultural Tourism
15.40-16.00
Adina Maria MOŢICA, Dorin JULA
Tourism and Regional Development - Economic Development Factor
16.00-16.40
Şahin YILDIRIM
Satala: A New Route in Cultural Tourism of the Eastern Black Sea Region
16.40-17.00 – COFFEE BREAK
16.40-17.00
Muhammed TAŞ
The Evaluation of the Ancient City of Krom Within the Scope of Cultural Heritage Tourism
17.00-17.20
Coşkun ERÜZ, İsmail ÇALIK
Ancient Ports, Routes Based Cultural Tourism Potential of the Southeast Black Sea Region (Trabzon)
17.20-17.40
İsmail ÇALIK, Güler ERÜZ, Ertan DÜZGÜNEŞ, Burak DOLU, Fatma SEZGIN, Coşkun ERÜZ
Evaluation of Yanbolu-Santa Basin in Terms of Cultural Heritage Tourism (TrabzonGümüşhane, Türkiye)
17.40-18.00
Giorgi GIORGADZE
Dighomi Floodplain Development Project. Methodology in the Direction of Urban Planning and Tourism Infrastructure Development
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ECONOMY, SOCIETY AND SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT
11.40-13.20: Section 6, Chairs: Elena SIMEONOVA, Anca CRISTEA
11.40-12.00
Svetlana ALBU, Ion ALBU
Preserving the Value of the Architectural Heritage of the Chișinău Municipality
12.00-12.20
Symeon SYMEONIDIS, Vasiliki BALASKA, Vaggelis STAMPOULIS,George STAMPOULIS
Enhancing Sustainable Tourism Destinations through the Power of Artificial Intelligence
12.20-12.40
Otar GOGOLISHVILI, Oto SABANADZE
Batumi Free City – Port (1878-1886)
12.40-13.00
Adrian Ducu MATEI
Imperfections Generated by the Impairment of Rights and Freedoms in the Free Market Economy
13.00-15.00 LUNCH BREAK
CULTURAL AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
15.00-17.40: Section 7, Chairs: Tatiana LUPAȘCU, Alexandru SUHAROSCHI
15.00-15.20
Dorothea PAPATHANASIOU-ZUHRT, Kevser CINAR
Developing a Prototype for Serious Games at Places of Cultural Significance: Evidence from UNESCO-Listed Heritage in Greece and Turkey
15.20-15.40
Ioannis ANDREOU, Dorothea PAPATHANASIOU-ZUHRT
Cultural Production during the Lockdown Period and the Role of Digital Tools in the Post-Covid Era. The Case of Greece
15.40-16.00
Anca CRISTEA, Nicoleta Luminita GUDANESCU, Ionuț Vlad SANDU
EU Funding Opportunities for the Cultural and Creative Sectors HERITAGE INTERPRETATION AND COMMUNICATION
16.00-16.20
Hristina NEDIALKOVA
The Role of Intercultural Communication within Heritage Interpretation
16.20-16.40
Tatiana LUPAȘCU, Mateja KREGAR GLIHA, Dimitria PAPADOPOULOU
Online Guided Tours: Terminology and New Ways of Cultural Heritage Interpretation by Tourists Guides
16.40-17.00 – COFFEE BREAK
17.00-17.20
Dorin JULA, Nicolae-Marius JULA
Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Tourism Activities. A Counterfactual Analysis
17.20-17.40
Oksana DIMOVA, Olena NEDOTOPA
The Cross-Border Cooperation Agency Euroregion "Lower Danube" in Odessa
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9.00-11.20: Section 3, Chairs: Tatiana LUPAȘCU, Tamar ASLANISHVILI
9.00-9.20
Gabriela RADU, Laura GUȚU, Jeni VOINEA, Florența GAVRILĂ
Art Wave (Art on the wave). Projects in the Museum Activity Carried out with the Purpose of Presenting and Promoting the Heritage Owned by the Museum Complex of Northern Dobrudja Cultural Heritage
9.20-9.40
Daniela IACOBLEV-BARĂU
Victor Brauner’s Works in the Collections of the Art Museum in Tulcea
9.40-10.00
PhD Cristina Emanuela DASCALU, Raluca Ioana NICOLAE, Petru NICOLAE
Improvement of Touristic Value by Means of Rehabilitation of Historical Monuments into a Climate Change Perspective
10.00-10.20
Cristina-Emanuela DASCĂLU
Nurtured by Nature, Entertained by Culture: Stressful Jobs and Busy Lives and their Impact on the Rise of Rural and Cultural Tourism
10.20-10.40
Alexandru SUHAROSCHI
Museum Performance Evaluation. Challenges of Designing and Implementing a Visiting Index
10.40-11.20 – COFFEE BREAK
CULTURAL HERITAGE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
11.20-13.20: Section 4, Chairs: Gabriela MARCHIS, Elifnaz AKDENIZ
11.20-11.40
Hristina NEDIALKOVA, Ruslan MARTINOV
Cultural Heritage Entrepreneurship: Key Factors for Regional Success
11.40-12.00
Stoyan MARINOV, Todor DYANKOV, Krasimira YANCHEVA, George FILIPOV
Entrepreneurship Network in Destination Bulgaria for Cultural Tourism on the Silk Road
12.00-12.20
Cristiana MATEI
Capitalizing on the Patrimonial and Cultural Potential Through Sustainable Tourism Activities
12.20-12.40
Ruslan MARTINOV
Comparison Between the Bulgarian and the Romanian Black Sea Cost
12.40-13.00
Lana MZARELUA, Luka KOBALIA
Synthesis of Cultural Heritage and Sustainability on the Example of Tskaltubo Balneology Resort
13.00-13.20
Cristina DINU
The Danube Delta Ecoturism Museum Center (Tulcea, Romania) – Promoter of the Ecological Tourism
13.20-15.00 LUNCH BREAK
15.00-18.20: Section 5, Chairs: PhD Cristina Emanuela DASCALU, Athena IOANNIDOU
15.00-15.20
Sopio ZUBIASHVILI, Giorgi GAGASHVILI, Tamar TAMARASHVILI
Cheese Tourism as a Tool to Develop the Responsible Tourism in Georgian Rural Regions
15.20-15.40
Ekin AKBULUT, Rana Ayşenaz YARDIM
Gastronomy as a Cultural Heritage: The Example of Trabzon Province
15.40-16.00
Mădălina TOCAN, Oana CHINDRIȘ-VĂSIOIU
The Role of Information Communication Technologies in Tourism Industry
16.00-16.20
Cristina CĂSĂNEANU
What about Green Energy for Sustainable Tourism?
16.20-16.40
Zaza TSOTNIASHVILI
Coverage of Tourism Challenges during Political Conflicts
16.40-17.00 – COFFEE BREAK
17.00-17.20
Florian GURAMULTĂ
The Regional Approach to the Phenomenon of Population Aging and Sustainable Tourism
17.20-17.40
Gabriela MARCHIS
“A Journey” towards a Sustainable, Green and Responsible Tourism Ecosystem
17.40-18.00
Erkan GÜNEŞ
Analysis of Karaca Cave Visitors’ Reviews in the Scope of Sustainable Tourism
18.00-18.20
Gürkan ALAGÖZ
Analysis of Ayder Plateau Visitors’ Negative Online Reviews
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ARCHAEOLOGY, HISTORY, ETHNOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY
9.00-13.20: Section 8, Chairs: Iulia DUMITRACHE, George NUȚU
9.00-9.20
Sorin-Cristian AILINCĂI, Alexandra ȚÂRLEA
A travel back in time. The Babadag-Enisala area at the beginning of the 1st millennium BC
9.20-9.40
Radu-Octavian STĂNESCU, Valentin Victor BOTTEZ, Iulia-Alexandra ILIESCU
A virgin wilderness? The Beidaud Archaeological Microzone
9.40-10.00
Marian MOCANU
Aegyssus. A Trading Post on the Lower Danube from the Late Hellenistic to Early Byzantine Era
10.00-10.20
George NUȚU, Martin LEMKE, Karolina TRUSZ
All Quiet in the East? An Overview of the Underwater Surveys of North Dobruja Coastline
10.20-10.40
Martin LEMKE
Difficult terrain. A look at the fortifications of Roman province Moesia inferior from the perspective of tourism and heritage management
10.40-11.20 – COFFEE BREAK
11.20-11.40
Iulia DUMITRACHE
Fishing in the Black Sea Basin in Ancient Times. Technological, Economic and Social Approaches
11.40-12.00
Alexandru SUHAROSCHI
Notes on the Families of Roman Veterans on the Lower Danube (1st -3 rd centuries AD)
12.00-12.20
Shota MAMULADZE, Sulkhan MAMULADZE
Roman Garrisons in the South-Eastern Black Sea Region, according to Recent Archaeological Materials
12.20-12.40
Oleg JIBASHVILI
The Results of the Russian-Ottoman War of 1877-1878 and Batumi
13.00-15.00 LUNCH BREAK
15.00-15.20
Alexandru CHISELEV
Perspectives on Festivalization of Tradition in Northern Dobruja (Romania)
15.20-15.40
Iuliana TITOV
New Researches on some Elements of Cultural Heritage of the Bulgarians from Tulcea County (Romania)
15.40-16.00
Elza PUTKARADZE, Naile MIKELADZE
Some Issues of National Mentality and Memory in Tao-Klarjetian Speech 16.00-16.20
Tinatin TCHARKHALASHVILI
Social factors causing urbanization (on the example of Georgia)
The HERiPRENEURSHIP conference aims is to overview trends in tourism, digital culture and heritage entrepreneurship as a driver for socio-economic development, gain a common attitude towards latest challenges in tourism heritage management, also under a climate change perspective, explore the powers of the Cultural and Creative Industries for Sustainable Tourism and and develop links among academics, policy makers and practitioners who have common research agendas, disseminate research results from the BSB/831 HERiPRENEURSHIP Project and other European projects and initiatives, stimulate new ideas and tools for digital culture, green and responsible tourism, heritage interpretation and cultural communication.
We are inviting submissions of both theoretical and research papers that engage the following themes and topics and domains:
All abstracts and papers must be written in English and metric (SI) units shall be used. The conference proceedings will be published in an accredited Publishing House in Romania and will be indexed in Central and Eastern European Online Library, EBSCO Host Research Databases and Scopus.
In order to be published, all papers should be presented during the conference.
The time allowed for the presentation of individual papers is 10 minutes
The 2023 HERiPRENEURSHIP Conference will be presented using the Zoom web conferencing platform. The final conference program will be published one week before the conference together with Zoom meeting links for each session and subsequent moderated discussions. All the registered participants will have free access to all the sessions of the conference.
To enter a Zoom meeting just click on the provided link, select “Open Zoom meetings” and “Join with Computer Audio”. It is not necessary to have a Zoom account or download the Zoom App, the meeting will open automatically in the browser.
English will be the official language of the HERiPRENEURSHIP Conference.
Prospective authors are invited to submit an up to 300 words abstract before 24th of March 2023.
Papers should be written in English, and are in Word file. The manuscript will be sent via email at: support@heripreneurship.eu info@fudmn.ro
Thematically, the volume will contain articles from the following fields:
a) the text: use Word for Windows, 1.0-line spaced throughout, Times New Roman font of the following sizes:
b) the illustrations:
Consecutively numbered footnotes will follow the British footnotes referencing system: author, year of publication, page, and figure/table, if applicable (e.g.: Pippidi 1967, 84, fig. 3/4). An annex will be added at the end with the list of publications in alphabetic order according to the name of the author, and chronologically in case of several publications of one author.
Cited works will be listed as follows:
E.g.:
Hendy, M.F. 1969, Coinage and Money in Byzantine Empire 1081-1261, Dumbarton Oaks Center of Byzantine Studies, 12, Washington
Grierson, Ph. 1973, Catalogue of the byzantine coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and the Whittemore Collection, III, 2. Basil I to Nicephorus III (867 – 1081), Washington.
Zugravu, N. 1997, Geneza creştinismului popular al românilor, Bibliotheca Thracologica 18, Bucharest.
E.g.:
Biro, M. 1974, Roman Villas in Pannonia, ActaArchHung 26, 1 - 57.
Chapman, R., Randsborg, K. 1981, Approaches to the archaeology of death, in Chapman, R., Kinnes, I., Randsborg, K. (eds.), The Archaeology of Death, Cambridge, 1-38.
Morrisson, C. 1994, Monnaie et finances dans l’Empire byzantin Xe - XIVe siècles, în Monnaie et finances à Byzance: analyses, techniques, série Variorum Reprints, IV, Aldershot, 291-315.
Bonifay, M., Villedieu, F. 1987 (1989), Importations d’amphores orientales en Gaule (Ve - VIIe siècles), în Recherches sur la céramique byzantine. Actes du colloque organisé par l’École Française d’Athènes et l’Université Strasbourg, II, Athènes, BCH, Suppl. 17, 21-36.
Cambi, N. 1986 (1989), Amfore romane in Dalmazia, în Amphores romaines et histoire économique: Dix ans de recherche. Actes du colloque de Sienne (22 – 24 mai 1986) organisé par l’Università degli Studi di Siena, l’Università degli Studi di Roma – La Sapienza, le Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (RCP 403) et l’École Française de Rome, Collection de l’École Française de Rome 114, Rome, 311-337.
Titles of periodicals, volumes, catalogues, corpora, and encyclopaedias shall be abbreviated according to Hornblower, A. Spawforth, E. Eidinow, The Oxford Classical Dictionary (OCD), 4th ed., Oxford 2012. Any other abbreviations aside from the foregoing paper will be presented explicitly, at the end of the cited works page.
The abstract, written both in English will be added at the beginning of the article. The manuscript must also be accompanied by keywords and the explanation of the figures in English.
The maximum size of illustrations – drawings – must correspond to the mirror of an A4 page, except for maps, plans, profiles or tables that are made in sizes or formats that don’t fit the page to be comprehensible to the reader. In case the figures don’t cover an entire page their size exceeds the page mirror, then the author shall specify, using a pencil on the margin of the drawings the desired downscaling ratio. For a figure made of drawings at different scales, the author shall specify the scale used for each drawing.
Contributions sent for publication to the volume shall be accompanied by data regarding each author’s institutional affiliation and contact information.
The deadline for the full paper submission is 30 April 2023.
Full paper (min 8 pages) should be written in English, formatted according to the provided template and submitted as a doc (or docx) file format.
The corresponding author will be notified of full paper acceptance by 15 May 2023
All papers will be presented orally.
English should be used both for presentations and ensuing discussions.
Each presentation should take approximately 15 minutes, followed by a round table discussion with the entire panel.