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ABOUT

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WHAT IS IT?

 

“THE SCHOOL OF TO-MORROW”
« What impacts does Artificial Intelligence have on Education?
hotels, restaurants, and tourism"

This theme, to be addressed at the EURHODIP conference in 2024, aims to better understand the challenges that hospitality and tourism schools will soon have to face to adapt to new learning methods and measure the impact that ai generates on education.
It will be an opportunity to take stock of the current evolution of AI in the service of education and to exchange on the experiences already initiated by some members of Eurhodip in the new technologies sector.
The launch of research on this theme by the editorial board of the European Journal of Tourism & Hospitality Management, under the cover of the Advisory Board, could be initiated, at the latest during the Famagusta conference, in order to feed the reflection from our members. The publication of the scientific journal would then be scheduled at the time of the 2024 conference.
Workshops or round tables would allow, for example, to present the theme in different fields:
1.What use do students make of AI and new technologies in the field of knowledge acquisition?
2. What are the future ways of learning in the hospitality and tourism industry: online, experiential learning, virtual reality, mobile training, personalized learning, etc.
3. What impacts do AI and new technologies generate on traditional teachers and on teachers of professional practices: access to improved pedagogical resources, assistance in the assessment of learners, adaptation of teaching, personalization of teaching, new roles for teachers, etc.
4. What are the impacts on the transmission of knowledge, on curricula, content, on the development of students' critical thinking,
etc...

 

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 PROGRAM FOR MEMBERS

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 WORKSHOPS

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• Personalized Learning Recommendation
• Adaptive Learning Pathways
• Predictive Analysis for Student Success
• Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Text Understanding
• Collaborative Filtering for Content Discovery
• Interactive Learning Experience

• Emerging Technologies
• Panel Discussions
• Experiential Learning Opportunities
• Inclusive Learning Environments

• Teachers Training and Development
• Changing Pedagogical Practices
• Upskilling Opprtunities
• Streamlining Administrative Tasks

• AI-driven Content Creation
• Collaborative Learning with AI for Enhanced Service Design
• Designing Curricula

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SPEAKERS

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PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS

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THE CHALLENGES

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Among the airlines present at Tunis airport apart from Tunis Air:

 

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WHERE ARE WE GOING TO STAY

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                                                                                       https://www.carthagethalassoresort.com/en/


Carthage Thalasso Resort is a hotel on the seafront situated in Gammarth in a quiet and relaxing area overlooking the beautiful
Mediterranean Sea.
The hotel is also suitable for business and leisure travelers. The historic city of Carthage is 7 km, Sidi Bou Said is 8 km and Tunis
center is 20 km away.
Tunis international airport is 25 minutes’ drive away. The rooms are spacious and comfortable.

                                                                                                                       https://www.vatel.tn/


“Vatel Tunis”, Hotel & Tourism Business School, located on the campus of the Private European University of Tunis, on the banks
of Lake III, near the historic sites of Carthage and Sidi Bou Saïd, and 15 minutes from the airport from Tunis-Carthage. Featuring
a new generation campus with new digital and connected spaces made up of modern academic spaces and interactive spaces
(student hub, incubator, hotel lab, digital café at the Roof top) and many other active and interactive spaces.
Our students evolve in an international environment thanks to the influence of VATEL schools around the world, internships
carried out abroad, and within the framework of the Marco Polo program which allows the student to spend a year or two in one
of the VATEL schools around the world. A course and diplomas in bachelor's and master's degrees (MBA), recognized in France
and around the world, but above all by the profession and which has an exceptional placement rate for its students, nationally
and internationally, including some are real success stories in the field of tourism and hospitality management.

 

WHAT WE WILL VISIT

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The Bardo Museum


It is one of the most important museums in the Mediterranean region and the second museum of the African
continent after the Egyptian Museum of Cairo by richness of its collections. It traces the history of Tunisia over
several millennia and across several civilizations through a wide variety of archaeological pieces. The museum
houses one of the largest collections of Roman mosaics in the world, thanks to excavations at the beginning of
20th century in various archaeological sites in the country including Carthage, Hadrumetum, Dougga and
Utica. Generally, the mosaics of Bardo.

 

The archaeological sites: The Baths of Antonius, The Cathedral of Saint-Louis, Roman Villas.

Carthage, an ancient Punic city in Tunisia, holds immense historical value with its fascinating archaeological
sites. These sites have earned Carthage a prestigious spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list. An enormous
amphitheater and a cave are among the attractions at these famous ruins. Admission to the ruins includes the
excellent Carthage Museum.

 

Le Comptoir du Fromager

A unique family space of its kind, bringing together a restaurant, a cheese shop, and a café under the same roof.
Between the good company, the heavenly landscapes and the warm welcome

 

The medina of Tunis

The Medina has been the neuralgic and cultural center of the kingdom for several centuries and has been
home to many religious movements throughout its history. the medina of Tunis was classified as a UNESCO
world heritage site in 1979.
Indeed, the medinas can play a very important role in the revitalization of the arts and traditions which have
shaped high-quality crafts, which are disappearing or only oriented towards tourism.
The Medina has never ceased to grow throughout its history, attracting at the same time, the required crafts
and knowledge for its expansion. the workshops of the artisans and the stalls of the merchants grew,
expanded and regrouped into small markets dedicated to their respective trades. These souks share the
streets of the Medina and draw its borders.

 

Sidi Bou Said

Sidi Bou Said Tunis is one of the best unknown destinations in the world. It is also one of the places to visit in
Tunis. This enchanting sea view neighborhood is known for its white and blue villas, charming doors, and
sprawling bougainvillea. It has become synonymous with art and history. This guide encompasses a brief
history and architecture of the city, where to stay, where to eat, and finally what to do in the animated
neighborhood of Sidi Bou Said.