07th Volume of Conference Proceedings of the International Conference on Hospitality and Tourism Management is published

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07^th Volume of Conference Proceedings of the International Conference on Hospitality and Tourism Management is published

The 7^th volume of 01^st issue of Conference Proceedings of the International Conference on Hospitality and Tourism Management is published. It contains the full papers of the full papers of the researches which were presented in the 9th International Conference on Hospitality Management 2022 organized by the International Institute of Knowledge Management on 27th – 28th of October 2022 in a Virtual Platform under the theme “Innovative Recovery Strategies for Hospitality and Tourism”.

Names	Affiliation	Paper Tittle
Ikuhiro Nasuno	Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Business Administration, Osaka Sangyo University, Japan	Measures to Revitalize Industrial Tourism in The Nagoya and Chukyo Areas of Japan Using Structural Equation Modeling
Lathisha Ramanayaka	Language Department, Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (SLITHM), Sri Lanka	Redefine the Challenges of Hospitality and Tourism Education for a Seismic Shift
Yuichi Enosawa	Department of Management, Aichi Toho University, Japan	Psychological Mechanism Underlying the Manners of Chinese Tourists at Entertainment Events
Xinzi Lin	Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Macau University of Science and Technology, China	How Do Travel Apps Affect Student’s Visit Experience and Place Attachment in Local Travel? The Moderating Role of University Image
Keiko Nobukawa	Faculty of Global Culture and Communication, Aichi Shukutoku University, Japan	Eeffectiveness of Operational Manuals on Education for Young Workers in Japanese-Style Hotels
Jiayu Wu	Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Macau University of Science and Technology, Macau	Staycation: A Mysterious Power to Restore Study Engagement
Kuo Yang	Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Macau University of Science and Technology Macau SAR, China	The Effect of Destination Trust on Tourists’ Travel Intention After the Covid-19