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Imagining Collaborative Tourism Futures
2018Wicked problems of the world poverty, health and wellbeing, equality, climate change, refugee crises, sustainability, ... ; continue to challenge humankind. Despite decades of collaborations, partnerships, policies and research, these wicked problems remain primarily unresolved and manifold.
Dr. Janne Liburd, Dr. Deborah Edwards
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Collaboration in local tourism policymaking
Annals of Tourism Research, 1999Abstract Collaborations among stakeholders to develop policies for a destination are the subject of growing interest among researchers and managers. This paper presents an analytical framework to assess whether local collaborative arrangements are inclusionary and involve collective learning and consensus-building.
Bill Bramwell, Angela Sharman
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Proximity of practice: student-practitioner collaboration in tourism
2014There is a widespread acknowledgement among European policy-makers that higher education may potentially contribute to enhancing competitiveness of tourism. This has led to a sheer explosion of specific measures encouraging knowledge transfer with the private sector.
Ren, Carina Bregnholm; id_orcid 0000-0003-4414-5917 +4 more
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Collaboration for Sustainable Tourism Development
2018Explores the role of collaboration in tourism to sustain livelihoods, create profitable partnerships, and protect cultures and the environment.
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Sami tourism in destination development: conflict and collaboration
Polar Geography, 2016Indigenous tourism has become an important component of the tourism industry. Previous indigenous tourism research has indicated three conflict areas that can have an impact on destination development - internal conflicts over indigenous identity, the use of indigenous culture in destination marketing, and land-use conflicts.
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Synchronous Collaboration in English for Tourism Classes
2017Cloud-based projects have drawn the attention of many researchers in recent years. This current project is designed to assist students to acquire specific knowledge and expressions in English for Tourism through cloud-based collaborative courses. The study explores synchronous collaboration, using free software Google Documents to support project-based
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Understanding Collaboration and Sustainable Tourism Development
2018This chapter will provide conceptual clarifications of collaboration and sustainable development, and their application to tourism. Collaboration is not new in the contexts of tourism research, tourism higher education or the tourism industry. Academic life thrives on selection, classification and informed judgement, which are not at odds with ...
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Towards a model of collaborative information retrieval in tourism
Proceedings of the 4th Information Interaction in Context Symposium, 2012The research area of collaborative information retrieval (CIR) has received increasing interest from interactive information retrieval researchers in recent years. Various studies on CIR have been conducted within different contexts and illuminated some key aspects of CIR. However, the research area of CIR for tourism is still in its early stages. This
Abu Shamim Mohammad Arif +2 more
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Determinants and Perceived Outcomes of Tourism Research Collaboration
Tourism Analysis, 2013Research collaboration has become increasingly common in the tourism field. Although there have been a number of studies on research collaboration, relatively little attention has been given to conceptualizing or measuring the determinants and outcomes of collaboration at an individual level.
Zehrer, Anita, Benckendorff, Pierre
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Communication Platform to Enable Collaborative Tourism Applications
2012An innovative communication platform is presented to enable collaborative tourism applications. The user information is constructed not only from a local application or from a remote server, but also with much more information coming from other network participants.
Gabriel Urzaiz +3 more
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