• Submission deadline: The deadline for abstract submission was extended. New deadline: November 1, 2011
• Notification of acceptance: December 16-21, 2011
• Finalized papers should be submitted for proceedings by February 19, 2012 
• Presentation submissions: February 19- March 31, 2012 

Please, note the following instructions to submit your full papers to the conference:

• The paper limit is 11 pages.
• Format: Times New Roman 12 point font, 2,5 cm margins on all sides and single spacing.
• Sections should be indented, in bold, size 12, and numbered with a single number for the title (1,2,3, etc.) and for the sub-sections: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc.
• Please, carefully follow the APA guidelines for referencing.
• All submitted material (text, tables, graphs and figures) must be compiled in one file, Word (doc).
• Ensure that your name appears only on the title page of the paper. here.
• Full paper template: Save the file in your computer before using it. 
• Presentations will last 25 minutes: 15 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for questions.
• Presentations will be submitted electronically as a Power Point file.

• Note that at least one author should be registered by 20 March at the conference for the paper to be published. 

• Best conference academic papers will be selected for publication consideration in a special issue of Tourism Analysis to be published in 2013. www.cognizantcommunication.com/journal-titles/tourism-analysis

The conference organizers call for two types of contributions: (1) Extended abstracts for academic research papers, position papers, conceptual papers; and (2) professional round table session proposals.

Extended abstracts should relate to the theme of the conference and be from three to four pages in length, using Times New Roman 12 point font, 2,5cm margins on all sides, and single spacing. Abstracts and final papers should be written and formatted according to the guidelines of the APA Publication Manual.

Abstracts should follow a standard article structure as follows. Abstracts which fail to respect the above-described paper structure will be rejected.

• Introduction and statement of the problem / aims of the study
• Literature review and/or conceptual approach
• Methodology (if applicable, with a brief description of context, population and sample, data collection procedures, and data analysis)
• Results
• Discussion, conclusions, implications for practice
• A list of references (also in APA style) will be added on a fifth page.

All papers will be submitted electronically as a WORD document file. Authors will submit their extended abstract and the completed submission form through the bottom link.

The following information should be provided in the online form: Title, names and affiliations of all authors, contact information (including phone and email) of the principal author and six key words. Authors should not be identified on pages of the Word document.

Papers must be written in English. Accepted papers will be published in the TTRA Europe conference Proceedings. The TTRA Europe Chapter will select the best conference paper, the author(s) of which will be announced during the Conference Dinner.

Round table topics should identify a particular issue and bring together a moderator and three discussants to present and critique best or poor industry practices in the area of performance measurement.  The proposal should be composed of a title, a session topic presentation of about 500 words, and suggested names for discussants.