All Stories

  1. The impact of retouched travel photos on social media audiences’ perceptions of authenticity, perceived aesthetics and impulse travel intention
  2. Reimagining hospitality and tourism education: The impact of an immersive block model at The Hotel School Australia (Practice report)
  3. Event studies – The state of play
  4. Reimagining Events and Festivals as Social Infrastructure
  5. Leaner, cost-effective, practical
  6. Green Innovation Implementation: A Systematic Review and Research Directions
  7. How does hosting the Olympics benefit local communities?
  8. A Greener Future for Festivals? A Scoring Framework for assessing Sustainable Environmental Practices
  9. Legacy relative to opportunity: A novel framework for realising and assessing event hosting legacies of mega sporting events
  10. Regional arts festivals as infrastructures of care
  11. Events and Economic Sustainability: A Critical Commentary
  12. Propositions and Recommendations for Enhancing the Legacies of Major Sporting Events for Disadvantaged Communities and Individuals
  13. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and events
  14. Social Sustainability in Event Management: A Critical Commentary
  15. Climate challenges for event management: a research agenda
  16. Communicating Green Innovation to Online Communities: Evidence from Sports Mega Events
  17. Environmental Sustainability in Event Management: A Critical Commentary
  18. The contribution of community events to sustainable urban tourism
  19. International Case Studies in Event Management
  20. Sponsorship or Selling Out?
  21. The Future of Events
  22. Developing “Eventful” Mega-Event Hosting Legacy Indicators
  23. Value Co-Creation through Technology-Mediated Experiences
  24. Socio-cultural barriers to Saudi womens participation in the tourism industry: a systematic literature review
  25. The importance of friendship: the lived experience of female delegates at association conferences
  26. Social impacts of community events, the Clunes Book Festival, Australia
  27. The impact of uncertainty on tourists’ controllability, mood state and the persuasiveness of message framing in the pandemic era
  28. How Do Tourists Use Metaheuristics for Decision-Making Mediated by Smartphones in a Destination?
  29. Regions in recovery?
  30. Events and Sustainability
  31. Events and sustainability: why making events more sustainable is not enough
  32. Impactful Business Events vs. Publications: Two Sides of the Same Coin?
  33. Sustainability developments at conference centers
  34. Temporary Communitas at an Iconic Cricket Event: An Ethnographic Study
  35. Exploring Community Festivals in the Context of the Chinese Diaspora
  36. Subjective Well-being and Events
  37. Events and climate change
  38. Studying the complexities of events and festivals and relationships to the visitor economy.
  39. Air Passengers’ Preferences for Aviation Voluntary Carbon Offsetting: A Co-benefits Perspective
  40. Events and sustainability: why making events more sustainable is not enough
  41. Examining the interlocking of tourism editorial boards
  42. Identifying appropriate service recovery strategies in the event of a natural disaster
  43. Future trajectories of festival research
  44. Social impacts of mega-events: a systematic narrative review and research agenda
  45. Managing the event workforce: Analysing the heterogeneity of job experiences
  46. Knowledge Sharing and Power in the Event Workforce
  47. Making new places
  48. Event impacts and environmental sustainability
  49. Who has the right to the rural? Place framing and negotiating the Dungog festival, New South Wales, Australia
  50. Ecosystem services approach for community-based ecotourism: towards an equitable and sustainable blue economy
  51. Social media influence on tourists’ destination choice: importance of context
  52. The Role of Festival Networks in Regional Community Building
  53. Rethinking event sustainability
  54. Can message framings influence air passengers’ perceived credibility of aviation voluntary carbon offsetting messages?
  55. The Role of Festivals in Strengthening Social Capital in Rural Communities
  56. Branding cultural events using external reference points.
  57. Greening in the MICE industry
  58. Service environment and its effect on value cocreation
  59. Is the Airline Trustworthy? The Impact of Source Credibility on Voluntary Carbon Offsetting
  60. Engaging the Senses to Explore Community Events
  61. BE MORE, KNOW MORE – AN EVALUATION OF STUDENTS’ LEARNING IN A COMMUNITY EVENTS COURSE.
  62. Events, Festivals, and Sustainability: The Woodford Folk Festival, Australia
  63. Selling sustainability and the green economy
  64. Festival Encounters
  65. Hospitality higher education quality: Establishing standards in Australia
  66. Academic conferences: a female duo-ethnography
  67. Incentive Travel: a Theoretical Perspective
  68. Sociocultural change facing ranchers in the Rocky Mountain West as a result of mountain resort tourism and amenity migration
  69. Music Festivals and Social Inclusion – The Festival Organizers’ Perspective
  70. Community events and social justice in urban growth areas
  71. Events as Proenvironmental Learning Spaces
  72. Social capital as a heuristic device to explore sociocultural sustainability: a case study of mountain resort tourism in the community of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA
  73. The Transition from Seasonal Worker to Permanent Resident
  74. Towards a research agenda for post-disaster and post-crisis recovery strategies for tourist destinations: a narrative review
  75. Understanding the tourist’s response to natural disasters
  76. Tourism Crises and Disasters
  77. How sustainability expos can promote sustainable behaviour
  78. Exploring Intentions to Attend a Convention: A Gender Perspective
  79. An exploration of events research: event topics, themes and emerging trends
  80. Using a Regional Tourism Adaptation Framework to Determine Climate Change Adaptation Options for Victoria's Surf Coast
  81. Social Media in Destination Choice: Distinctive Electronic Word-of-Mouth Dimensions
  82. Requests for zoo visitors to undertake pro-wildlife behaviour: How many is too many?
  83. Visitor attendance motivations at consumer travel exhibitions
  84. An Exploratory Study of Attendee Perceptions of Green Meetings
  85. Going green for music festivals
  86. A Review of Business Events Literature
  87. The Effectiveness of Post-Disaster Recovery Marketing Messages—The Case of the 2009 Australian Bushfires
  88. Events and climate change: an Australian perspective
  89. Volunteering for Museums: The Variation in Motives across Volunteer Age Groups
  90. Carbon Offsetting for air travel
  91. Developing a framework for regional destination adaptation to climate change
  92. Profiling Conference Delegates Using Attendance Motivations
  93. The effect of interventions on the environmental behaviour of Australian motel guests
  94. The development of a conceptual model of greening in the business events tourism sector
  95. The UK association conference attendance decision-making process
  96. Emerging green tourists in Australia: Their behaviours and attitudes
  97. The events industry: the employment context.
  98. Career theory and major event employment.
  99. Post-disaster recovery marketing for tourist destinations