Andy Lee

Dr. Andy Lee is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Business, University of Queensland. Previously, he served as an Assistant Professor at Hong Kong Polytechnic University before joining UQ in 2012. His research focuses on information technology applications in hospitality and tourism contexts, including color perception in tourist experiences, employee well-being, and educational technology in hospitality management. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Tourism, a Master’s from Michigan State University, and a PhD from Pennsylvania State University.

Dr. Lee’s work bridges technology and human behavior, with notable projects such as the Prototype hotel guest room project at Hotel ICON, Hong Kong. His research spans topics like online review systems in the sharing economy, cultural influences on tourism, and the impact of educational technology on student learning outcomes. Key contributions include studies on hotel website functionality, internship employer selection by students, and the role of color in emotional wellness.

His recent publications emphasize trends in hospitality employee well-being, the role of cultural factors in tourist photography, and the evaluation of virtual learning experiences. Dr. Lee actively contributes to academic discourse through peer-reviewed journals and conference presentations, addressing both theoretical and practical challenges in tourism and hospitality sectors.