SHTM to hold public seminar on cloud-based social listening platform TOUROMETER

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Spearheaded by Prof. Cathy Hsu, Chair Professor of School of Hotel and Tourism Management at PolyU, a research team has developed a cloud-based social listening platform – TOUROMETER – to measure Hong Kong residents’ sentiment towards visitors and tourism development as well as visitors’ sentiment towards Hong Kong tourism. The platform offers a tool to monitor the ambivalence of relevant stakeholders towards tourists and tourism development, providing important information to formulate and amend tourism-related public policies in support of sustainable tourism development in Hong Kong.

A public seminar will be held to report findings and recommendations from the study. Details are as follow:

Date:	28 April 2023 (Friday)
Time:	2:30pm - 3:30pm
Venue:	Room TH302, 3/F, School of Hotel and Tourism Management, PolyU 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Language:	English

For RSVP, please click here.

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SHTM to hold public seminar on cloud-based social listening platform TOUROMETER

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