In this week’s Thesis Thursday, we visit the iconic windmills of Zaanse Schans, one of the Netherlands’ most popular cultural heritage destinations, to explore how different types of tours shape [...]
In this week’s (belated) Thesis Thursday, we explore a different side of tourism: Couchsurfing, a global community where travellers stay with local hosts, creating opportunities for cultural exchange, connection, and [...]
In this week’s Thesis Thursday, we travel to Madrid, a city where tourism continues to grow rapidly, bringing both opportunities and challenges for the people who call it home. In [...]
In this week’s Thesis Thursday we are taken to Northern Thailand, where tourism, research, and Indigenous communities come together in ways that are both fascinating and uncomfortable to unpack. In [...]
Today’s Thesis Thursday takes us to the romantic streets of Verona… but not exactly the dreamy version from postcards. Ines Giacon’s thesis explores how tourism policy-makers in Verona, Italy, respond [...]
Today’s Thesis Thursday is by Danique Angelina van Eijk and it takes a closer look at the impact of multinational holiday park companies in Zeeland, the Netherlands, and how their [...]
Today's Thesis Thursday looks into the role of immersive storytelling in shaping specialty coffee experiences by examining how different storytelling approaches influence consumers’ emotions, sensory evaluations, and behavioural intentions. The [...]
Today’s Thesis Thursday delves ;) deeper into water pollution. Using the Stakeholder Salience Model this thesis examines if a “green destination” is always as sustainable as it seems? Zooming into [...]
This study answers the question of ‘How do travel influencers on Instagram portray Curaçao, and to what extent do these portrayals reflect postcolonial narratives?’ Diving into Instagram as a new [...]
