Bibliography

Publications by Ioannis S. Pantelidis

This is an old bibliography for a more updated list visit my profile here

-->Pantelidis, I.S with Davis B, Lockwood A, and Alcott P. 2012. Food and Beverage Management 4th edition. Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann.
  • Pantelidis I.S. 2012  Events and Hospitality Management in N. Ferdinand and P. Kitchin, Event Management: An International Approach. Sage Publications
  •  Pantelidis, I.S and Woodward K. 2012. Hospitality learning, teaching and research. From teaching restaurant to research lab. CHME Hospitality Research Conference: Birmingham
  •  Stampoulidou, K and Pantelidis, I.S. 2012. Hospitality Word of Mouth 3.0- the importance of Word of Video (WoV)   2nd AHTMMC: Corfu
  •   Pantelidis, I.S. 2010. Electronic meal experience: A content analysis of online restaurant comments.  Cornell Hospitality Quarterly, November Vol 51(4)
  • Pantelidis, I.S. with Geerts W. & Acheampong S 2010.  Green Generals Jade Warriors. The Many Shades of Green in Hotel Management. London Journal of Tourism, Sport and Creative Industries, Vol 3(4): 8-20
  • Pantelidis, I.S. 2010. Evaluating the Consumer in Hospitality. LMBS 3rd  Annual Research Conference: London.
  • Pantelidis, I. S. 2010. ‘Front Office, Inventory, Point of Sales, Restaurant Systems’ in International Encyclopedia for Hospitality Management, A. Pizam (2nd Ed). Oxford: Elsevier
  •  Pantelidis, I.S. 2009. Word of Video in hospitality. From marketing to guest storytelling. EuroChrie Hospitality Research Conference: Helsinki.
  • Pantelidis, I.S and Maree G. 2009. Imagineering the meal experience. EuroChrie Hospitality Research Conference: Helsinki.
  • Pantelidis, I, 2009. In and Out of the curriculum: the effects of VLE in the teaching and learning experience. An analysis of two Case studies. London Metropolitan University, Learning and Teaching 6th Annual Conference: London.
  • Pantelidis, I. 2009.  Enjoying Exceeding Expectations. Towards a new definition of services management.   LMBS 2nd  Annual Research Conference: London.
  • Pantelidis, I.S. 2009. High tech foodservice; an overview of technological advancements. CHME 18th annual research conference, May: Eastbourne.
  • Pantelidis, I. S. 2009. Word of Video the third generation of word of mouth; Innovative strategies for SMEs and Destination Marketing. Tourism amidst a Global Crisis. Nicosia KEBE: Cyprus
  •  Pantelidis, I.S and Wrobel, S. 2008. London's Hospitality Workforce. Cultural diversity a choice or necessity?   London Journal of Tourism, Sport and Creative Industries, Vol. 1(1): 13-21
  •  Pantelidis, I.S with Davis B, Lockwood A, and Alcott P. 2008. Food and Beverage Management 4th edition. Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann.
  • ·      Pantelidis, I, 2008. Coping with Student Diversity and Achieving Learning Outcomes through Industry Involvement.  London Metropolitan University, Learning and Teaching 5th Annual Conference: London.
  • Pantelidis, I. 2008. Sustainability in the Hospitality Management Curriculum; a one sided view? LMBS 1st Annual Research Conference: London.
  • Pantelidis, I.S. 2006. Technology acceptance of Hotel Web sites, EuroChrie Hospitality Research Conference: Thessaloniki.
  • Pantelidis, I. and Livingstone B. 2005. The undervalued face of tipping: time for change, EuroChrie Hospitality Research Conference: Paris.
  • Pantelidis, I.S. 2005. Personality and acceptance of Hotel web sites, CHME Hospitality Research Conference: Bournemouth.
  •  Pantelidis, I. S. 2005. ‘Front Office, Inventory, Point of Sales, Restaurant Systems’ in International Encyclopedia for Hospitality Management, A. Pizam (Ed). Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann
  • Pantelidis, I, S. and Protopappa M.  2003. Customer Management and New technology. IRMA conference: Philadelphia.
  • Pantelidis, I, S. and Papadaki, V. 2003. Exceeding customer expectations. A Hellenic quality conundrum. CHME Hospitality Research Conference: Sheffield.
  • Pantelidis I, S.  2002.  Implementing empowerment.  The case of Radisson Edwardian, a hotel chain that dared take action   CHME Hospitality Research Conference: Leeds