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::WORLD SUMMIT ON INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP :: PARALLEL SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS :: 2006
DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM INNOVATIONS: PARTNERING FOR CHANGE & RESULTS 
 
THEME Growth Services & Prosperity
GOAL Shift to New Sources of Growth
TYPE Boardroom
LOCATION Bandar Ballroom: Qurayat
DATE Monday, April 03, 2006 
TIME 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM 
 

Orchestrated By
Dr. Zareen Karani Araoz, President, Managing Across Cultures

Speakers

  • Sheikh Alawi Baharoon Jamalullayel, CEO, Integrated Visions Group
  • Dr. David Polinchock, Chief Experience Officer, Brand Experience Lab
  • Dr. Thuraya Al Arrayed, Senior Executive & Poet, Aramco
  • H.E. Ambassador Jose Manuel Santana Silvestre, Commission of Science & Technology, Dominican Republican Presidency
  • Mr. Mohammed Adib Saleh, Vice President, Bonyan Group
  • Dr. Leif Edvinson, Professor, World’s First Holder of Professorship of Intellectual Capital
  • Mr. Frank Drohan, Chairman, Journey of Light
FEATURED SPEAKER

Nader Fergany

Director
Almishkat Center for Research and Training
 
FEATURED SPONSOR
EXECUTIVE BRIEF

The scenario for the tourism project of the future will integrate sustainable practices with key disciplines to produce an unparalleled experience for consumers - realizing their quest for imagination, inspiration and innovation. The tourism sector’s growth and contribution to a nation’s competitiveness will be fueled by societal trends such as nature conservation, strong government support, ingenious alliances, quality content, inspirational experiences, and inward investment. Practical insights into the world’s most impeccable tourism developments will be offered, and strategic advice on how to attract inward investment and improve the sector’s impact on your nation’s competitiveness will be shared among delegates.  

KEY ISSUES 

  1. What defines quality tourism?

  2. Why must traditional tourism projects transform in the next five years for the benefit of future generations?

  3. What services and products should local entrepreneurs be prepared to create?

  4. How can imagineering innovations and ICT advancements impact tourism projects?

  5. What have the early adopters achieved, and at what benefits to cultural collaboration?

  6. Which governments were successful at supporting mega-projects that they no longer mandate or control intellectual content for?

  7. What would the quality tourism intellectual property content really look like in 2010?

  8. What is the future role of the developer? Who are the emerging leaders?