Rumbles in Paradise – Boracay closed for business
Tuesday
10th April
2018
The once-pristine island of Boracay is now littered with garbage and sewerage Boracay, voted best island in the world by…
Posts by Tania Layden
Study tour groups gain valuable insights
Monday
9th April
2018
Representatives from the tourism sector in Sri Lanka have completed a study tour as a part of the ‘Sustainable Tourism Development’…
CAUTHE Poster design winner
Wednesday
7th March
2018
Rachel Perkins, GIFT PhD candidate The Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) is a Council established to represent…
The risks of solo female travel and how the industry can help
Tuesday
27th February
2018
The risks of solo female travel and how the industry can help by Dr Elaine Yang…
Big Data and Tourism
Friday
19th January
2018
According to Forbes, 53% of companies are using big data analytics today, up from 17% in 2015, with Telecom…
Indigenous engagement
Tuesday
2nd January
2018
GIFT’s Associate Professor Michelle Whitford and Associate Professor Lisa Ruhanen from UQ presented at the Creating Tracks in Tourism…
Data collection from Rush Mela festival, Bangladesh
Monday
11th December
2017
Shahida Khanom, a PhD candidate at GIFT, is conducting research on “Co-lingual hot authentication of intangible cultural heritage: the Rush…
The Third East West Dialogue on Tourism and the Chinese Dream
Tuesday
5th December
2017
This dialogue celebrated the China-Australia Year of Tourism and also the UN Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development. Therefore it…
Attending Destination Q
Monday
13th November
2017
As Queensland’s leading tourism industry forum, Destination Q, the one-day free event provides a platform for learning, networking and collaboration,…
Carbon and Tourism – Where to next?
Tuesday
7th November
2017
By Professor Susanne Becken This blog accompanies a video presentation recorded for the World Travel Market Responsible…