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Chapter
Learning from the COVID-19 Pandemic: Media Representations of Responsible Coffee Tourism Practices in Indonesia
This paper reviews the media representations of responsible coffee tourism practices during the pandemic of COVID-19 in Indonesia. The key aim is to identify the leading actor and the themes of responsible cof...
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Chapter
Integrated Risk Management, a Conduit to Building Resilient and Sustainable Local Government Communities: A Sco** Review
The management of risk and its integration with business strategy (corporate plan) and performance is important to building resilient and sustainable local communities. Local Governments fulfil a series of vit...
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Chapter
The Application of Netnography as a Tool for Understanding Visitors’ Resilience: The Case of Villages in Central Java
Since the tourism industry plays a critical role in economic development, tourism resilience from both the supplier and demand sides needs to be considered. The tourism industry’s resilience is partly dependen...
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Community Resilience: Do Differences in COVID-Induced Regional Economic Impacts Draw Different Community Initiatives in Response? A Thematic Analysis
COVID-19 affected every part of Australia - disrupting businesses and livelihoods, creating uncertainty for communities. This paper examined how COVID-19 impacted Cairns and Townsville with the specific aim to...
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Chapter
Sustainable Cities and Modern Built Heritage: The Value of Art Deco in Brisbane
It is incumbent for city planners seeking to achieve sustainable cities that they utilise their modern built heritage resources. The built environment contributes significantly to the carbon footprint of a cit...
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Chapter
Towards Develo** a Multisensory Scale to Capture Attributes of Heritage Boutique Hotels
Heritage tourism is one of the fastest-growing global segments of the Tourism and Hospitality industry, with associated products and experiences generating substantial benefits for tourism operators, promoting...
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Chapter
Utilising Collaborative Autoethnography in Exploring Affinity Tourism: Insights from Experiences in the Field at Gardens by the Bay
This chapter considers how a collaborative autoethnographic (CAE) approach informed and lent insight into our research. The research explored how affinity tourism can ignite interest in the not-so-familiar and...
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Article
An Evaluation of ‘Work’ for People with a Severe Persistent Mental Illness
The idea of employment for people with a severe persistent mental illness (SPMI) has great merit and much research has been conducted which identifies the value of such initiatives. However, it seems that the ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Visitor Interest in Heritage Railways of Asia
Interest in heritage railways has grown phenomenally in the last 50 years, with countries like the UK, Australia and US, noting the value of this interest to visitors, workers, volunteers, and communities; and...
