This thesis explores systems thinking in fifty tourism higher education programs across the world by establishing several indicators: critical thinking, networks, interdisciplinarity, wicked problems and feedback loops.
Tourism and Plastics in Marine Environments
BSc Tourism2020-05-08T08:16:44+00:00This thesis provides insights on the ban on single use plastics and takes the influence and experience of tourists as actors on this policy arrangement into account.
Skyline Sightings: Architourism and city branding
BSc Tourism2020-04-09T08:42:51+00:00This exploratory research aims to clarify architourism and its different aspects. . It provides an insight into architourism, its relation to city branding and the specific backgrounds and motives of architourists
Consumer Attitudes and Booking Intentions
BSc Tourism2020-01-23T17:29:12+00:00This research aims to explore the consumer reaction to carbon-reduced holidays. It provides new insights into attitudes of consumers and their booking intentions of carbon-reduced holidays.
From Tourist to Citizen Scientist?
BSc Tourism2020-01-23T17:29:02+00:00This research evaluates the feasibility of applying citizen science at The Living Lodge, Biesbosch national park in the Netherlands.
Morocco’s water crisis
BSc Tourism2019-12-12T11:15:22+00:00This research assesses how changes in climate will affect the water supply-demand relationship in the emerging tourism destination Morocco. Recommendations are given how to better adapt to future water scarcity issues.
Tourists’ water consumption in hotels
BSc Tourism2016-10-12T09:54:48+00:00TUI Benelux Sustainable Tourism Thesis Award 2016! Based on a self-administered online survey of 1035 respondents this research explores the gap between tourists' awareness and action-taking regarding water consumption.
Niche Developments in the Tourism Accommodation Sector
BSc Tourism2016-10-12T09:54:49+00:00This research project explores how sociotechnical innovations for sustainability occur in the accommodation sector. Using the two distinct cases of Cradle2Cradle Islands and Landal GreenParks, Opportunities and constraints to broader implementation of sustainable technology are discussed. | Author: R. Bleijenberg (2014)