Michele TAMMA

Michele Tamma is an Associate Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, based in the Venice School of Management and Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship. He specializes in strategic management, tourism, and cultural economics, focusing on sustainability, digital transformation, and post-pandemic recovery strategies. His research explores governance of cultural destinations, heritage valorization, and innovation in hospitality services.

• Teaching: Courses include Tourism Management, Cultural Organization Governance, and Business Strategy across undergraduate and master's programs.
• Research: Leads projects funded by Veneto Region, EU Interreg, and PNRR, addressing cultural industries, urban regeneration, and tourism flows.
• Affiliations: Offices in Venice (San Giobbe) and Treviso (Palazzo San Paolo), plus roles in the Interconnected Nord-Est Innovation Ecosystem (temporary project).

Research areas span tourism strategy, cultural heritage management, and digital tools for museums. His work evaluates impacts of cultural production on regional economies and explores AI/robotics applications in services.

Recent publications analyze Venice's post-COVID tourism revival, cultural policies' transversality, and AI-driven service redesign.