Data collection from Rush Mela festival, Bangladesh
Shahida Khanom, a PhD candidate at GIFT, is conducting research on “Co-lingual hot authentication of intangible cultural heritage: the Rush Mela festival in the Bangladesh… Read More
Visitor Experience
The Third East West Dialogue on Tourism and the Chinese Dream
This dialogue celebrated the China-Australia Year of Tourism and also the UN Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development. Therefore it was appropriate to focus on… Read More
My Green Butler – Christopher Warren’s innovative research into smart and sustainable tourism accommodation
The question ‘how can we invite guests to actively participate to save resources whilst on holiday’ has been the quest of my research at Griffith… Read More
DestinationQ: Industry partnership between the Queensland Government and the tourism sector
DestinationQ is the peak tourism industry partnership between the Queensland Government and the tourism sector. A forum is organised once a year and its current… Read More
The Pokémon Go craze and tourism businesses
Pokémon Go – a game where people look for virtual creatures in public spaces and businesses can be a cost-effective marketing tools to ‘lure’… Read More
Griffith University and EarthCheck cross-fertilising ideas
Dr Brent Moyle has recently been engaged in the EarthCheck office in Brisbane where he worked on a project focused on the Daisy… Read More
Getting to the Heart of Virtual Nature Based Tourism Experiences
Dr Brent Moyle from the Griffith Institute for Tourism in collaboration with A/Prof Haseler, A/Prof Peart and Mr Matthew Wells from the Heart Foundation… Read More
Regional Tourism and Employment: Managing the opportunity
Last week, Queensland’s Palaszczuk Government announced a major boost to tourism funding — with a particular focus on capitalising on… Read More
Development of tourism experiences for the Chinese market
The Australian mining boom is over and with it a strong dollar. Tourism is well-positioned to help fill the budgetary gap caused by the collapse… Read More
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