What is attracting so many Chinese tourists to Queensland?
Tuesday
30th October
2018
They are not particularly keen on relaxing on the beach with a beer. So what is attracting half a million…
Posts by Tania Layden
Growing coral in the Maldives
Monday
29th October
2018
To celebrate the World Tourism Day 2018, the team at Cinnamon Dhonveli Maldives launched its first ever Coral propagation program at the resort lagoon, with the participation of many in-house guests,…
Celebrating World Tourism Day with innovative technology
Tuesday
2nd October
2018
To celebrate World Tourism Day on 27 September, Griffith University showcased some of the innovative work students and staff were doing…
Exchanging ideas in Texas
Monday
24th September
2018
Associate Pofessor Kevin Filo recently visited the Division of Sport Management at Texas A&M University whilst on ASP. During his…
Why local context matters for ‘smart monitoring’
Friday
29th June
2018
Prof Susanne Becken, Griffith Institute for Tourism, Griffith University, Australia Introduction There is a global…
Can tourism alleviate poverty?
Saturday
16th June
2018
Does tourism help alleviate poverty? Tourism expenditure from international visitors in developing countries can stimulate economic activity, infrastructure development and…
Protecting the environment of a destination with the help of its “users”
Tuesday
12th June
2018
Agnes Lecompte, a lecturer in France at Université Bretagne Sud, specialises in marketing and consumer behaviour. She conducted various research…
GIFT HDR candidates present at Industry Research Snapshot
Monday
4th June
2018
GIFT was thrilled to deliver an Industry Research Snapshot seminar with the Department of Innovation, Tourism Industry Development and the…
Cruising through a PhD
Thursday
3rd May
2018
Congratulations to Wendy London on receiving her PhD. Wendy’s topic was “Cruise infrastructure development: a social network approach”.
Global Travel and Tourism industry commits to climate action – what does it mean?
Thursday
26th April
2018
Prof Susanne Becken Last week, at the annual World Travel &…