Postdoc at @CGeography | cultural geographies | digital geographies | @space_sharing@mastodon.social | @sharingspaces.bsky.social
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Now on the bookshelves is “Tourism and Biopolitics in Pandemic Times” published by @Palgrave Macmillan and written with Christine Ampumuza @ampumuza_c, Caterina Ciarleglio, Myra Coulter, @DominicLapoin13, Chih-Chen Trista Lin, Claudio Minca & Amos Ochieng
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It has been great to be back at the @UOCecoempresa and speak about our research on Twitter/X as a tool for crisis’ communication. Check out our study and article which was published in Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights ⬇️
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Happening tomorrow! If you are in Barcelona, make sure to register and attend this exciting event ⬇️
El 15 de mayo estaré en Barcelona hablando en este evento sobre economía de plataforma, turismo, y ciudad, junto con colegas como @ernestcanada @NOUTUR_ @elsavague @SoleMoralesUOC @space_sharing @luisgaraysbd
Rambla del Poblenou, 156, Barcelona
symposium.uoc.edu/133784/pro…
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While at the IGC in Dublin 🇮🇪 I was interviewed for the
🎙Tourism Geographies Podcast🎙
about my paper 'Precarious labour geographies of working holiday makers: querying sustainability' (tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…)
📻 You can listen to the podcast here:
shows.acast.com/63264f1da8cf…
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Unesco | Bezuinigingen op geesteswetenschappen zullen Nederland duur komen te staan unesco.nl/nl/opinie/bezuinig…
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A great new paper in @TourismJournal by @donnamariesyd on the precarious labour geographies of working holiday makers in Australia doi.org/10.1080/14616688.202…
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🚩 JUST OUT in Tourism Geographies:
GEOPOLITICS AND TOURISM: MOBILITY, POWER AND PLACE
Guest editors: Ben Lucca Iaquinto, Jamie Gillen & Mary Mostafanezhad
See 26(4): tandfonline.com/toc/rtxg20/2…?
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Kun je niet naar de alternatieve opening van het academisch jaar? Spreek je dan uit op je eigen universiteit; in een afdelingsvergadering, welkomstwoord aan studenten, tijdens de koffiepauze, of de startborrel van je afdeling/dienst.
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Join us! This Monday students, staff, administrators and the unions will come together to resist the disastrous budget cuts the new government is imposing on higher education. The Alternative Opening of the Academic Year is between 11:00 – 13.00 on the Domplein in Utrecht.
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Reprising Day 1 of the IGU Tourism Commission’s pre IGC Congress meeting in beautiful Galway.
@paddybrouder you should’ve been here!
@Jules_C_Wilson @space_sharing @KelseyMJohansen
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If you care about the way AI is steamrolling environmental concerns you might be interested in this (free, online) conference happening in July—program just posted, plus link to register:
uva.theopenscholar.com/rethi…
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Studenten en hoogleraren demonstreren tegen bezuinigingen nieuw kabinet /via @NOS nos.nl/l/2525696
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‘De groeten met je boete’ roepen honderden studenten in Utrecht - NRC nrc.nl/nieuws/2024/06/22/de-…
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🚩 The Tourism Geographies Podcast has now published the final episode for Season 2.
✨ Around 75 episodes have now been published in Seasons 1 & 2 and are available where you get your favourite podcasts.
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🚩 The next two episodes of the Tourism Geographies Podcast have rolled off the production line.
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Shared my toughts on the importance of studying #digitalnomadism, impact of places and emerging research methodologies. The podcast is based on my recent publication in @TourismJournal.
Thank you @space_sharing for the chat!
#digitalnomad #tourism
bit.ly/TG_hannonen
@luisgaraysbd and I have a new article out on 'Tourism content on Twitter (X) during a crisis', published in @AnnTourRes Empirical insights. If your interest is in tourism, social media, bots & misinformation, check out our findings in the thread below 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Some Ministries of Tourism and formal tourism organizations were among that most replied to, but their user accounts were few in number and were overshadowed by the user accounts of conservative and right-wing politicians and state leaders in the US, Indian, UK, and Australia.