IJTA is designed for the prompt publication of original and significant articles of tourism anthropology. High tech/new media impact, education and training.Terrorism, disasters, crises, politics, democracy/human rights, war, peace.Gender, the elderly, women, children, the disabled, health/therapy, disease, medicine.Competitive/interrelated industry behaviour/impact.Economic/social/ecological/cultural behaviour/impact public/government/NGOs.Sustainability, ecology, culture, cultural brokering events/festivals, theme parks.Minorities, indigenous populations, folk art/customs, literature, art, museums, religion.East and West, local and global nexus, rural and urban.History, memory, image, symbol, tangible heritage, motivation, incentive.Social/economic/ethical/familial roles, structure/impact, social class.Hosts and guests, individuality, collectivity, stakeholders, community, welfare.Globalisation, industrialisation, commercialisation, post-modernism.Cultural changes, cultural/interest conflicts, cross-cultural psychology.Rite and pilgrimage, acculturation and enculturation, ethnography, ethnocentrism.Authenticity, identity, mobility tourism/leisure/recreation/hospitality evolution.Love live music? Check out our Melbourne live music & gig guide. For more information, including gig listings and ticket information, click here. The early dates of the On the Road Again calendar are now live, with further gigs and events to be added throughout the 2022 season. “On the Road Again is bringing performers back to local stages, supporting the live music industry, generating tourism and delivering economic benefits in towns and suburbs across the state.” “With more than 300 incredible events and an awesome line-up of local artists, this summer offers plenty of reasons to take a music-fuelled road trip across Victoria,” said Minister for Creative Industries, Danny Pearson. Industry organisations from around the state are also on board to support the initiative, including the Australian Festivals Association, Multicultural Arts Victoria, Songlines and the Push. Ocean Sounds in Phillip Island and Gaytimes Festival in Gembrook are just some of the exciting festivals on a calendar of more than 300 events, including solo performances from Baker Boy, Emma Donovan and The Putbacks, Isaiah Firebrace, Kaiit, Gordi and Music in Exile. The $5 million project is designed to kick-start regional touring by getting our favourite performers back to festivals and venues throughout regional and outer-metropolitan Melbourne. The Victorian Government has announced their new On the Road Again program, an initiative comprised of 34 grants to support artists, venues and promoters across the state.
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