Chris E. Hurst

Dr. Chris Hurst is Assistant Professor of Tourism and Hospitality specializing in critical tourism studies within the Anthropocene. His research employs posthumanist frameworks to examine more-than-human agencies in protected areas.

Methodological innovations include multisensory ethnography, non-representational praxis, and collaborative methodologies that center material-affective atmospheres and spatiotemporal relations in nature-based tourism contexts.