WELCOME TO ICCMI 2012
The Organizing Committee invites you to the International Conference on Contemporary Marketing Issues (ICCMI) that is to be held in Thessaloniki, Greece on June 13-15, 2012. The aim of the Conference is to thoroughly examine Contemporary Marketing Issues, stimulate dialogue and develop new perspectives in the field of marketing within the globalized cooperative environment. Potential authors are kindly invited to submit papers related but not restricted to the proposed topics, according to the dates of the CFP. English is the official language of the Conference.
The Scientific Committee of
the Conference consists of an international board of distinguished academics
from a variety of universities and countries all over the world. Double-blind
review process will be employed to evaluate submitted manuscripts.
The Conference co-Chairs are pleased to announce that Professor Gillian Wright,
Director of Research Institute for Business and Management, Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK and David Bowen, Principal Lecturer at the Oxford Brookes University,
UK, are going to act as Keynote Speakers.
All accepted papers will be presented at the Conference and will be included in the Conference proceedings, which are to be published by iccmi 2012. Moreover, a number of prestigious journals have offered publication opportunities to a selected number of outstanding, high quality, papers. There will be special issues in the following journals according to the calls for papers, which are to be announced in due time:
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| Anatolia:
An International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Research |
Tourismos | Marketing Vistas |
Simultaneously, the following journals are kindly offering space for a few selected papers of ICCMI 2012 provided that they meet the standards of the journals:
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Thessaloniki, the venue city, boasts to be the second most important city of the Byzantine era and is famous for the exceptional monuments of that period. Two, among others, strongly appealing points of modern Thessaloniki are its romantic atmosphere and its vibrant nightlife. Thessaloniki is also close to great tourist destinations such as Chalkidiki (known worldwide for its magnificent beaches), Mount Athos (the Holy Mountain), Meteora, Vergina, Mount Olympus (home to the Ancient Greek Gods of Mythology) and several others.
Parallel to the Conference, social events will be programmed such as excursions to some of the above mentioned destinations. Further information will soon be available on the Conference's website.
