November 18, 2022 / 8-10 PM ET
Virtual Research Event
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Schedule
| Time (ET) | Session |
| 8:00-8:05 | Welcome Message by KAHTEA President |
| 8:05-8:10 | Introduction of KAHTEA Research Development Committee |
| 8:10-8:50 | [Session#1] Research Concert From explanatory modeling to predictive modeling for hospitality and tourism research – Speaker: Dr. Minwoo Lee (University of Houston) |
| 8:50-9:00 | Break |
| 9:00-9:50 | [Session#2] 3M Speech by Graduate Students – Moderator: Dr. Sojung Lee (Iowa State University) |
| 9:50-10:00 | Final Announcements/ Dismissal |
< 3M Speech Presentations >
| # | Presenter | Title |
| 1 | Chris Slaney (Iowa State University) | Exploring space tourists’ constraints and negotiation: An application of topic modeling |
| 2 | Hanwei Zeng (Macau University of Science and Technology) | Does Good/Bad News Travel Fast?: A Double-Edged Sword of Tourist Interaction |
| 3 | Hyekyung Park (University of Houston) | “No Time for Technology”: How Older Adults’ Future Time Perspectives Affect Technology Coping |
| 4 | Taehyee Um (University of Houston) | Developing a prediction model for hotel survival during the COVID-19 pandemic |
| 5 | Jiwoo Jung (University of Florida) | Research Interest: Community sustainability |
| 6 | Hang (Jennifer) Cui (Iowa State University) | Investigating Pet-Friendly Hotel Policy and Customer Reviews: Topic Modeling and Sentiment Analysis |
| 7 | Joo Young Kim (Kyung Hee University) | Travel Compensatory Consumption for International Travel during the Endemic Stage |
| 8 | Yerin Yhee (Kyung Hee University) | Understanding the different impact of distance on tourist movements |
| 9 | Yeonseo Jo (University of Florida) | Research Interest: Consumer Behavior |
Registration
Registration is open and free to all participants.
Pre-registration is required to receive a meeting invitation prior to the event day.
Session #1 – Research Concert
From explanatory modeling to predictive modeling
for hospitality and tourism research
- Speaker – Dr. Minwoo Lee (Assistant Professor of Business Analytics, Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership, University of Houston)
- This session aims to share recent research trends and facilitate in-depth discussion about the published article(s) with the author(s). In particular, Dr. Minwoo Lee will
- introduce explanatory modeling and predictive modeling in hospitality and tourism,
- present emerging research trends and topics on machine learning (ML) based predictive modeling, and
- share his recent articles using this innovative approach and research experience with participants.
- Articles to read in advance:
- Li, L., Lee, K. Y., Lee, M., & Yang, S-B. (2020) Unveiling the cloak of deviance: Linguistic cues for psychological processes in online fake reviews. International Journal of Hospitality Management, 87(May), 102468. (SSCI Indexed & Ranked A* in ABDC). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhm.2020.102468
- Lee, M., Song, Y., Lee, K. Y., Li, L., & Yang, S-B. (2022) Detecting fake reviews with supervised machine learning algorithms, The Service Industries Journal, 42(13-14), 1101-1121. (SSCI Indexed & Ranked B in ABDC). https://doi.org/10.1080/02642069.2022.2054996
Session#2 – 3M Speech by Graduate Students
The KAHTEA 3M Speech is a presentation event for graduate students to introduce their research interests within 3 minutes.
<Rules>
- A doctoral or master’s student who wants to present must register for this event by Friday 11/4.
- A session moderator will display all presentation slides.
- A presentation time is limited to 3 minutes. A moderator will have a presenter stop at 3 minutes.
- The maximum number of presenting graduate students from each university is two. However, all graduate students are welcome to join the session as an audience.
<Slide Submission>
- Download and use this template file [here].
- A two-page PowerPoint slide file must be submitted in advance. Email kahteainfo@gmail.com with a slide file by Friday 11/11.
Feel free to contact us for more questions (email kahteainfo@gmail.com)
