Tourism seminars

2019 Tourism seminars

The Tourism seminars are now listed on the School of Management seminar pages.

2018 Tourism seminars

• 3 December. Senthil Balan Danapalan  (ASEAN@50 fellows/co-host with CAPE). Tourism Growth Model: the Aviation Multiplier Effect.
• 22 August: Dr Christina Lee, Curtin University, Australia. Touring the Reel/Real: Re-imagining Place in Popular Culture Tourism
• 15 August: Dr Eerang Park and A/Prof Ian Yeoman, Victoria University of Wellington. What is Food Tourism?
• 18 July: Diego Bonelli, Victoria University of Wellington.  Multiple Forms, a Single Urban Narrative: Wellington Tourism Film in the Neoliberal Era.
• 11 June:  A/Prof Jill Poulston, Auckland University of Technology, Sexual harassment in hospitality.
• 28 May: Steve Riley, Insight specialist, Tourism Industry Aotearoa (TIA), Developing and implementing the tourism insight framework.
• 14 May: Dr Heike Schänzel, Auckland University of Technology. Family Tourism in New Zealand
• 30 April: Joany Grima and Leanne Nicholas, Weltec. Love Festivals, Hate Waste:  How Festivals in New Zealand Minimise Waste.
• 12 March: Dr Christian Schott,Tourism Management, Victoria University of Wellington. Freedom Camping: Freedom Campers and Resident Perspectives.

2017 Tourism seminars

• 21 November: Dr Vincent Dropsy, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of French Polynesia. Tourism, Insularity and Remoteness: a Gravity-Based Approach.
• 26 September: Andrew Johns, Tourism Sector Relationship Manager, Immigration New Zealand.
  Immigration and Tourism 
• 12 September: Mike Vincent, Airline Development Manager, Wellington Airport.
  Wellington’s place in New Zealand’s Tourism Industry
• 4 August: Eliza Raymond, Co-Founder, GOOD Travel.
  Rethinking tourism: GOOD Travel 
• 7 June: Prof John Overton, School of Geography,Environment & Earth Sciences,
  Victoria University of Wellington.
  Metropolitan Wine Regions: Terroir or Tourism?
• 31 May: Dr Bevan Marten, School of Law, Victoria University of Wellington.
  Elegant Ships & Sulphurous Emissions: The Air Pollution Challenge Facing the Cruise Industry
• 10 May: Dr Alfio Leotta, Senior Lecturer in Film, Victoria University of Wellington.
  From Wellington to Hobbiton: Tourism and The Imaginary Geography of Peter Jackson’s Film Landscapes
• 3 May: Dr Ian Yeoman, Associate Professor Tourism Management, Victoria University of Wellington.
  Developing an Ontological Framework of Tourism Futures.
• 12 April: Sandra Goh, PhD candidate, Tourism Management, Victoria University of Wellington.
  Are They Serious? An Arts-Informed Life History Approach to Study Event Travel Careers of Singaporean Artists and Producers
• 15 March: Dr Jayne Krisjanous, School of Marketing and International Business, Victoria University of Wellington.
  Walking on the Light Side: Ventures into the mysterious world of ghost tourism.

2016 Tourism seminars

• doc126.8KB17 Feb MTM thesis presentations
• doc128.1KB23 March Kare Sandvik, University College of Southeast Norway
• doc127.5KB14 April Prof Doug Pearce, Victoria University of Wellington
• doc128.1KB1 July Gui Lohmann, Griffith University, Australia
• doc131.2KB20 July Bruce Dale, North Queensland Airports, Australia
• doc128.1KB5 Sept Jaume Rossello, University of the Balearic Islands, Spain
• doc127.8KB13 Oct Jane Godfrey, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia

2015 Tourism seminars

• doc43.2KBMay 13 Chris Roberts, Tourism Industry Aotearoa
• doc43.4KBMay 27 Amparo Cervera, University of Valencia Spain
• doc43.4KBJuly 14 Jereon Jongejans, Dive! Tutukaka
• doc126.0KBAug 12 Rebecca Burson, MBIE and Bernie Hanratty, StatsNZ
• doc195.8KBSept 9 Stuart Trundle, CEO of the Venture Taranaki Trust
• doc125.9KBSept 23 Raewyn Tan, General Manager of Cruise New Zealand
• doc126.0KBOct 7 Janet Tang, MTM graduate
• doc126.4KBOct 21 Dr Dominik Huber, Germany
• doc126.4KBNov 11 MTM progress presentations