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This list is regularly updated with more work. As you can see, a link has been provided to each document so you can download them and read through. I hope you enjoy them and find them inspiring for your own work - just remember to acknowledge our hard work!

Reino, S. 2007. The Development of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capability in Scotland. First QMU Annual Conference of Ph.D. Research. June 20. Edinburgh: Queen Margaret University.

Reino, S. 2007. The Development of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capability in Scotland. Research Seminar. April 4. Edinburgh: Queen Margaret University.

Reino, S. 2007. The Development and Validation of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capability in Scotland. ENTER PhD Workshop. January 24. Ljubljana, Slovenia: Congress and Cultural Centre Presernova.

Reino, S. 2007. Desarrollo de un Marco Teórico para la Evaluación de la Capacidad de eTourism en el Destino Turístico. Revista de Análisis Turísticos vol.3 pp 93-101.

Reino, S. 2006. PhD Workshop. The Development and Validation of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capability. June 12. Girona: University of Girona.

Reino, S. 2006. Developing a Framework for the Assessment of eTourism Capability. 4th International Doctoral Colloquium in Tourism and Leisure, May 3, Barcelona: ESADE. Link to Presentation.
Reino, S. 2006. SITI Research Day. The Development and Validation of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capability in Scotland. Research Stream. April 26. Edinburgh: Queen Margaret University College.

Reino, S. 2006. Introduction to eTourism. Microteaching Session. Edinburgh: Centre for Academic Practise, Queen Margaret University College.

Reino, S. 2006. The Development and Validation of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capability in Scotland. Research Students Training Assessment. Edinburgh: Centre for Academic Practise, Queen Margaret University College.
Reino, S. 2005. SITI Research Workshop. The Development and Validation of an Assessment Model for eTourism Capacity and Potential in Scotland. Research Workshop. November 22. Edinburgh: Queen Margaret University College.

Other Publications and Presentations by this Researcher

Reino, S & Schröder, M. 2009. Consumer-driven sustainable tourism: towards incospicuos consumption. Proceedings of the 4 th International Consumer Science Research Conference. Edinburgh: Queen Margaret University.
Mitsche, N., Reino, S., Knox, D. and Bauernfeind, U. 2008. Enhancing Cultural Tourism e-Services through Heritage Interpretation. Proceedings of the ENTER Conference. January 23-25. Innsbruck, Austria: Congress Centre Presernova.

Reino, S., Mitsche, N. and Frew, A. J. 2007. The Contribution of Technology-Based Heritage Interpretation to the Visitors Satisfaction in Museums. ENTER Conference. January 24-26. Ljubljana, Slovenia: Congress and Cultural Centre Presernova. Link to presentation.

Reino, S. 2007. Cooperación pública-privada para la gestión de un destino a través de nuevas tecnologías. Presenting on behalf of VisitScotland.com at Huelva Travel Market 2007. March 14-16. Islantilla, Huelva, Spain.

Williams, S & Reino, S. (Eds.) 2007. Proceedings of the First QMU Annual Conference of Ph.D. Research. June 20. Edinburgh: Queen Margaret University.

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