In a paper just published in the Brazilian Creative Industries Journal, I examine how tourism has developed an increasingly symbiotic...

The speculation about the post-pandemic future of work and leisure continues to grow. One area attracting particular attention is the...

June 22, 2021 Originally published on the Edward Elgar Blog By Greg Richards[i] Culture is an almost compulsory element of the tourist...

Although it may be hard for international visitors (and even some Australians) to visit Australia at the moment, it seems that some areas...

Watching Euronews I came across an Interview with Margrethe Vestager, the Executive Vice President of the European Commission for A...

If you seem to be suffering from deja-vu more these days than in the past, there is probably nothing wrong with you. You are just...

A recent article in the Financial Times by Simon Kuper argues that “many of us have had a good pandemic” – or at least those of us not...

Estonia – not so much a country, more a state of mind? This small Baltic state is bust developing itself into a ‘new digital nation’ with...

The question everybody is asking now is – when will we get our normal lives back? The vaccines have held out the prospect of that...

Carnival was very different this year. Instead of the world’s biggest party spilling out onto the streets of Rio and New Orleans,...

Events are multidimensional tools. They can be used to celebrate, negotiate, highlight, frame and promote a wide range of content, from...

It is more than a little ironic using social media to complain about the continual outpourings of Twitter, Facebook and You Tube....

Recent decades have seen a steady extension of the meaning and content of heritage. Heritage no longer needs to be old, or tangible or of...

UNWTO 3R strategy needs an extra R for Reassurance With Covid-19 raging more fiercely than ever and lockdowns extending across the...