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• Tourism Management
• Gastronomy
• Consumer Behavior
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Burcu Gulsevil Belber is a prominent academic in tourism studies at Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli University's Faculty of Tourism. She holds a doctoral degree from Inonu University (2007) and has been actively involved in academic leadership roles, including Vice President of the Tourism Department (2021–2023) and Department Head (2012–2016). Her teaching spans undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral courses in tourism marketing, consumer behavior, hospitality management, and gastronomy. Education: PhD in Tourism Marketing (Inonu University, 2007), MSc in Tourism Management (Inonu University, 1999), BSc in Tourism & Hotel Management (Anadolu University, 1997) Her research focuses on gastronomic tourism, cultural heritage impact, sustainable tourism practices, and consumer behavior in hospitality settings. She has authored/co-authored over 30 books and peer-reviewed articles on topics such as faith tourism, ecotourism, and destination branding. Notable works include Turizm ve Gastronomi Çalışmalarında Güncel Yaklaşımlar (2024) and Ekoturizmde Pazarlama Çabaları (2018). Belber has supervised numerous theses, including studies on boutique hotel management, AI in tourism, and wine tourism in Cappadocia. Her grants include projects on faith tourism resources and gastronomic route development. She is also involved in community initiatives, such as accessibility programs for disabled individuals in tourism sectors.

• Hospitality
• Tourism
• Events Education
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Dr Ahmed Hassanien is a Lecturer and College Lead in the Business School at Edinburgh Napier University, with over 30 years of international experience in teaching and research. He is internationally recognized for his work in hospitality, tourism, and events education, with a focus on curriculum innovation, student transition, and inclusive pedagogy. Position: Lecturer and College Lead Institution: Edinburgh Napier University School: Business School Email: a.hassanien@napier.ac.uk Dr Hassanien's research centers on hospitality education, student engagement, and facilities management. His work on the Direct Entrant Transition Programme (DETP) has enhanced student belonging and informed institutional strategies. He has contributed extensively to pedagogical literature, particularly in group learning and inclusive curriculum design. His recent publications span destination image analysis, social enterprise in hospitality, innovation in events venues, and knowledge management. These works reflect a consistent engagement with both theoretical and practical aspects of tourism and hospitality management. Scientific awards include: Best Teacher of the Year (ENSA) Dr Hassanien has supervised numerous doctoral students to completion, serving as Director of Studies or second supervisor on topics ranging from heritage site development to digital wellbeing of migrants. He is also an external examiner for doctoral theses across the UK and Gulf institutions. He serves as Associate Editor of the International Journal of Customer Relationship Marketing and Management and on the editorial board of The International Journal of Human Capital and Information Technology Professionals . His leadership extends to industry partnerships, professional training, and international academic collaborations. He has co-edited and contributed to key texts such as Facilities Management and Development for Tourism, Hospitality and Events and co-authored the widely adopted textbook Hospitality Business Development , now in its third edition.

Mat ReevesView profile

Professor

• Epidemiology
• Public Health
• Stroke Care
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Mat Reeves is a Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Michigan State University (MSU). Previously, he served as Director of the Division of Epidemiology Services at the Michigan Department of Community Health. His research focuses on improving stroke patient care through hospital-based registries, transitional care optimization, and studying sex differences in stroke outcomes. He holds an M.S. from Colorado State University and a Ph.D. in Epidemiology from the University of Pennsylvania. Key research interests include stroke registry development, post-hospitalization care for stroke patients, disparities in stroke outcomes, and cohort studies on cancer mortality. His work integrates quantitative methods with public health strategies to enhance acute care and long-term recovery. Articles highlight advancements in telestroke systems, EMS protocols, and rehabilitation outcomes. Notable contributions address racial/ethnic disparities in stroke care access and the impact of home care on post-ICU recovery. Reeves collaborates with state-level health agencies and contributes to stroke advisory boards, reflecting his commitment to community health impact.

Roberto MiceraView profile

Associate Professor

• Tourism Management
• Destination Governance
• Innovation in Tourism
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Roberto Micera is an Associate Professor at the University of Basilicata, specializing in Tourism Destination Management and Marketing. He holds a PhD in Business Sciences from the University of Naples Federico II and a Master’s in Tourism Economics from Bocconi University. Currently affiliated with the CNR Institute of Mediterranean Studies (Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo), he focuses on innovation management in tourism, destination governance, and smart tourism strategies. He has led numerous national and international research projects, including roles as scientific director for the CNR on tourism initiatives and participation in the Strategic Tourism Development Plan 2017-2022 (as part of the CNR-MIBACT 'Control Room'). He serves on editorial boards for journals like European Journal of Applied Economics and Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology , and reviews for top-tier journals including Sustainability and International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management . His teaching spans Territorial Marketing, Tourism Destination Management, and has included roles at Unitelma-Sapienza University. He actively collaborates with businesses, organizations, and local tourism operators, emphasizing sustainable tourism, cultural heritage integration, and digital innovation. Key contributions include co-editing the annual Rapporto sul Turismo Italiano (2016-2019), leading projects like OR.C.HE.S.T.R.A. (SMART CITIES initiative), and exploring topics such as wearable VR in cultural tourism and bioethanol sustainability in Campania. His work bridges academic research with practical applications in destination competitiveness and smart tourism infrastructure.

Tanja KomaracView profile

Assistant Professor

• Arts Marketing
• Experiential Marketing
• Mobile Marketing
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Tanja Komarac is an Assistant Professor at the Marketing Department , Faculty of Economics & Business, University of Zagreb. She holds office hours in room B 303 and can be reached via email or Google Meet appointments. Her academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Business Economics - Marketing (2018) and specialized studies in marketing management. Education : 2012-2018: Ph.D. in Business Economics - Marketing 2011-2014: Postgraduate study in Marketing Management 2009-2010: Graduate study in Marketing 2005-2009: Undergraduate study in Business Economics 2001-2005: Secondary School of Economics Her research focuses on arts marketing , experiential marketing , and mobile marketing , with particular emphasis on museum experiences, digital engagement, and generational behavior. The 15 most recent publications reveal trends in virtual reality applications for cultural institutions, visitor satisfaction metrics, and private label authenticity analysis. She has received multiple scientific and teaching acknowledgments , including the Croatian Marketing Association's Doctoral Dissertation Award (2019) and Teaching Excellence Awards (2016, 2022). As an Erasmus+ participant, she taught at University of Klagenfurt (2019) and organized international marketing lectures at American Academy (2023). Scientific Awards : Best Doctoral Dissertation (2019) Mijo Mirković Award for Scientific Article (2017) Scientific Productivity Recognition (2023) Teaching Excellence Awards (2016, 2022) Komarac contributes to academic discourse as technical editor for Market-Tržište journal and participates in international research initiatives like the EMAC Junior Faculty Research Camp (2017). She teaches courses on Brand Management , Services Marketing , and Digital Marketing , with a focus on cross-cultural marketing applications.

Serpil KocamanView profile

Associate Professor

• Tourism Marketing
• Tourism Management
• Gender in Tourism
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Assoc. Prof. Serpil Kocaman is an active faculty member at Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University's Faculty of Tourism, Department of Tourism Management, holding the rank of Associate Professor since 2017. She currently serves as Vice Dean of the Faculty (2022) and previously held administrative roles including Deputy Director of the Research and Application Center (2021) and Deputy Director of the Vocational School (2022). Her academic career spans over 16 years with continuous contributions to tourism education since 2007. Her educational qualifications include: Ph.D. in Tourism Management and Hotel Management from Akdeniz University (2012), dissertation: 'The impact of factors affecting brand identity on brand image within the scope of destination management: The example of Alanya' Master's degree in Tourism and Hotel Management from Akdeniz University (2009), thesis: 'Organizational alienation in the tourism sector: A study on five-star accommodation establishments in Antalya' Bachelor's degree in Tourism Management Education from Gazi University (2006) Her research agenda prominently features Tourism Marketing and Management with specialized focus on Gender in Tourism , Digital Nomad Tourism , and Digitalization in Tourism . Her methodology combines quantitative analysis of tourist behavior with destination management frameworks, consistently using Alanya as a primary case study. Recent work examines psychological empowerment of women in hospitality and the impact of digital transformation on tourist experiences. Analysis of her 14 journal publications (2011-2023) reveals three dominant research trajectories: (1) Destination competitiveness and branding (35% of output), (2) Digital tourism phenomena including e-complaints and nomadism (40%), and (3) Gender dynamics in tourism employment (25%). Her work demonstrates strong regional focus on Mediterranean tourism destinations with increasing international collaboration since 2020. Prof. Kocaman actively contributes to academic knowledge through 8 book chapters including 'Exploring Digital Nomads in the Tourism Context' (2024) and 'Gender Equality in Sustainable Tourism' (2022). She holds a Fidelio Suit8 Hotel Management System Certification (2008) and maintains active participation in national tourism conferences including the 24th National Tourism Congress (2023).

• Product and Brand Management
• Marketing Communications
• Consumer Behavior
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Professor Alpaslan YÜCE is a distinguished academic at Kafkas University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, where he serves as a Professor in the Business Department with a specialization in Marketing. He has been a full-time faculty member since 2011, progressing from Doctoral Lecturer to Associate Professor in 2015, and achieving the rank of Professor in 2020. In addition to his teaching and research responsibilities, he has held significant administrative positions including Department Head (2016-2017), General Secretary (2016-2020), Head of Department (since 2012), and Director of Vocational School (since 2011). Prof. YÜCE completed his academic journey with a BA in Business Administration from Atatürk University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences (1994-1998), followed by a Master's degree in Business Administration from Kafkas University's Institute of Social Sciences (2003-2005), and a PhD in Business Administration from Atatürk University's Institute of Social Sciences (2006-2010). His primary research interests focus on three interconnected domains: Product and Brand Management , where he explores brand equity, destination branding, and geographical indications; Marketing Communications , with emphasis on social media marketing, internal marketing, and corporate reputation management; and Consumer Behavior , investigating compulsive buying, nostalgia effects, consumer ethnocentrism, and personality influences on purchasing decisions. His work often combines these areas, particularly examining how psychological factors influence consumer responses to marketing strategies in both traditional and digital contexts. Prof. YÜCE's publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output with 39 publications, including 24 articles, 8 conference papers, 5 books, and 2 book chapters. His recent work (2019-2022) shows a strategic expansion into healthcare marketing and digital consumer behavior, while maintaining strong connections to his core expertise in tourism marketing and brand management. The Eastern Express train route and Kars region frequently serve as contextual frameworks for his tourism-related studies, reflecting his commitment to regionally relevant research with broader theoretical implications. With an h-index of 6 and 94 total citations, Prof. YÜCE has established a solid scholarly impact in marketing and consumer behavior research. His work appears in both national (TR Dizin indexed) and international journals, including ESCI-indexed publications, demonstrating his ability to contribute to both local and global academic discourse. Prof. YÜCE has successfully advised 10 graduate students (7 Master's and 3 PhD candidates), with his most recent supervision completed in 2024. His research has been supported by 4 projects, including studies on migration in the TRA 2 region and marketing analysis of dairy businesses in Kars province. His editorial contributions include serving on the editorial board of Kafkas University's IIBF Journal (2017) and editing proceedings for the 18th National Marketing Congress (2013) and the Kağızman Symposium (2012). As a member of KAÜSEM's Board of Directors since 2012, Prof. YÜCE actively contributes to institutional governance. His professional network includes strong collaborative ties with researchers like Çağlar Samsa (8 joint publications), Kamile Meriç (6 joint publications), and Yağmur Kerse (3 joint publications), indicating productive research partnerships that have sustained over multiple years.

• Tourism Management
• Accessible Tourism
• Strategic Management
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Ariadna Gassiot Melian is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Tourism, University of Girona, affiliated with the Department of Organisation, Business Management and Product Design. She is a researcher at the Institute for Tourism Research (INSETUR) and part of the research group "Organizational Networks, Innovation, and Tourism Strategy Development" (ONIT). PhD in Tourism (University of Girona, 2016) MSc in Tourism Management (University of Girona, 2012) BSc in Translation & Interpreting and Linguistics (Pompeu Fabra University, 2011) Her research focuses on tourist behavior , accessible tourism , and strategic management . She has published in journals like International Journal of Management Cases and Tourism Review , addressing topics such as sensory marketing in hotels, intermodal transport systems, and social media influence on travel decisions. Her recent work includes analyzing pandemic impacts on cruise pricing, accessibility in religious destinations, and food-sharing behavior among generations. Her publications show strong engagement with digital marketing (social media, vlogs), transport logistics , and disability inclusion in tourism. She applies text mining, structural equation modeling, and comparative analysis to understand destination image formation, electronic word-of-mouth trends, and pricing dynamics.

David BeirmanView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Tourism Management
• Crisis Management
• Destination Marketing
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David Beirman is a Senior Lecturer in the Management Discipline Group at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), specializing in Tourism Risk, Crisis and Recovery Management , and Destination Marketing . With a Ph.D. and postgraduate degrees in Sociology from the University of NSW, his academic journey is complemented by a 30-year career in the Australian travel industry (1981-2009), including roles in retail travel, wholesale operations, destination marketing, and human resources. Education: Ph.D., Sociology, University of NSW (1990) MA (Hons), University of NSW (1983) BA (Hons), University of NSW (1971-1976) Dip.Ed., University of NSW (1975-1976) His research focuses on Tourism Risk Management , Destination Recovery , and Sustainable Tourism Practices . Recent publications include the 2024 edited handbook Handbook on Crisis and Disaster Management in Tourism , a 2024 chapter on pandemic governance, and 2023 analyses of post-COVID travel bubbles and media expectations. He developed a six-phase image repair framework for pandemic recovery campaigns, building on his 2015 work with the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) on crisis management manuals used in 66 countries. Key industry roles include: Co-chair, CAUTHE Tourism Risk, Crisis and Recovery Special Interest Group (2012–present) Founder and National Secretary, Eastern Mediterranean Tourism Association (2000–2012) Member, DFAT Consular Consultative Group (2003–present) Board Member, Australian Travel Careers Council (2018) He teaches Tourism Risk Management and Managing Risk and Opportunity at UTS, and has advised governments in Australia, Asia, Africa, and North America. His 2015 Nepal recovery strategy work included a tourism workshop for local leaders, while 2016 projects involved crisis manuals for Council of Australian Tour Operators and Randwick Council. Notable achievements: Editorial roles in Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management (2016) and International Journal of Event Management Research (2014) Keynote speaker at APEC Counter-Terrorism Workshop (2017), Thai National Tourism Forum (2017), and Pacific Insights Tourism Conference (2017) Consultant for DFAT on travel advisories since 2003, shaping global models adopted by UK, Canada, and New Zealand

• Philosophy of Physical Education
• Sport Aesthetics
• Phenomenology in Sports
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Professor Yu-Won Kang serves as a full-time Professor in the Department of Physical Education at Sejong University, where he has held academic positions since 2000. He maintains an active research profile with leadership roles including Vice President of the Korean Society for Sport Anthropology (2011-2015) and Vice President of the Korean Philosophy Society for Sport and Dance (2012-2013). His office is located in Laboratory Dragon 117, with contact information including email ywkang@sejong.ac.kr and phone +82-2-3408-3270. Professor Kang's educational background is exclusively from Sejong University: Ph.D. in Philosophy of Physical Education M.Ed. in Physical Education B.S. in Physical Education His research centers on philosophical inquiries into physical education and sports , with primary expertise in Sport Aesthetics , Phenomenology of Movement , and Asian Martial Arts philosophy . Kang employs qualitative methodologies to explore existential dimensions of athletic experience, including flow states in competition, somatic movement programs, and peak experiences among elite athletes. His work critically examines neoliberal influences on sports culture, sexuality in athletics, and cheerleading phenomena. Recent publications (2020-2025) reveal a significant pivot toward technology-sports intersections in the Fourth Industrial Revolution era, including AI applications in Taekwondo and eSports health implications. Kang consistently applies narrative and phenomenological frameworks to analyze embodied experiences across diverse sports contexts - from rhythmic gymnastics during pandemics to hip-hop integration in physical education curricula. His scholarship demonstrates growing emphasis on digital transformation's impact on sports culture and athlete experiences. Professor Kang has not listed major scientific awards in available documentation. Information regarding student advising and specific research grants is not provided in current records. He directs the Physical Education Philosophy Research Lab (Laboratory Dragon 117), which serves as an intellectual hub for examining fundamental questions about physical education's purpose and nature. The lab's work connects classical philosophical traditions with contemporary sports challenges, particularly focusing on existential and axiological dimensions of movement.

• Healthcare Management
• Organizational Behavior in Healthcare
• Health Informatics
• +5 more

Associate Professor Tuncay Köse is a faculty member at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University's Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Health Informatics and Technologies. He holds a Doctorate in Health Institutions Management from Hacettepe University and has developed an extensive academic career focusing on healthcare management and organizational behavior in healthcare settings. His research interests include healthcare management, organizational behavior in healthcare, health informatics, healthcare quality management, healthcare economics, patient satisfaction, and healthcare worker psychology. Professor Köse has published extensively in these areas, with recent work focusing on corporate image in healthcare, patient loyalty, healthcare worker mobbing, and health system efficiency during the COVID-19 pandemic. His scholarly work demonstrates consistent trends toward understanding organizational dynamics in healthcare settings, particularly examining how psychological factors, leadership styles, and organizational structures impact healthcare outcomes, worker satisfaction, and patient experiences. His publications span both Turkish and international journals, showing his commitment to contributing to the global healthcare management literature while addressing specific Turkish healthcare system challenges. Professor Köse has supervised multiple graduate students, including Esra Fener (2023), Bensu Yıldız (2023), Berna Kırıkoğlu (2022), Deniz Tokaç (2019), and Zeliha Özkaraca (2017), demonstrating his commitment to mentoring the next generation of healthcare managers. He has been actively involved in research projects funded by various sources including the World Bank, the Turkish Ministry of Health, and regional development agencies, with projects focusing on healthcare transformation, health tourism, and workplace dynamics in healthcare settings. His teaching portfolio includes courses in quantitative techniques in health management, health information systems, health technology assessment, and quality management in healthcare institutions.

Ho Yeol YuView profile

Assistant Professor

• Sports Consumer Behavior
• Sports Analytics
• Brand Management
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Dr. Ho Yeol Yu serves as an Assistant Professor of Sport and Recreation Management within the Department of Health and Human Performance at East Texas A&M University's College of Education and Human Services. He joined the university in 2024 following four years as an Assistant Professor of Sport Management at Arkansas State University, a Division I institution. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Kinesiology (Sport and Fitness Administration) from the University of Houston (2020), an M.S. in Sport Management from Florida State University (2015), and a B.S. in Sport Science from Daejin University (2011). Dr. Yu's research centers on sports consumer behaviors, with specific emphasis on game attendance patterns, team merchandise purchasing dynamics, sports team branding strategies, service quality perceptions, and fan team switching behavior. He employs rigorous quantitative research methods and sports analytics to decode fan psychology and decision-making processes, bridging theoretical sport marketing concepts with practical industry applications. His methodological approach consistently leverages advanced statistical modeling to extract actionable insights for sports organizations. Analysis of his recent 15 publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory focused on data-driven consumer behavior analysis across diverse sports contexts—from smart fitness apparel adoption to city branding effects during sporting events. The work demonstrates sophisticated application of reflective-formative modeling, technology acceptance frameworks, and pandemic-era consumer hesitation studies, all contributing to evidence-based sport management practices. Associated with the ROARHP Lab, Dr. Yu teaches Sport Marketing, Sport Analytics, and Finance in Sports, with Sport Analytics being his preferred course due to its hands-on data analysis components that students report as career-transforming experiences in sports industry roles.

• Urban Regeneration
• City and Museum Marketing
• Cultural Planning
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Alexios Defner is a Professor of Urban Planning and Leisure at the Department of Spatial Planning, Urban Planning and Regional Development Engineering (TMPPA) at the University of Thessaly. He has served as Director of the Laboratory of Tourism Planning, Research and Policy since 2003 and Director of the Interdepartmental Postgraduate Program 'Planning and Development of Tourism and Culture' since 2014. Previously, he was Director of the Postgraduate Program 'Urban Planning-Spatial Planning' from 2009-2014. PhD in Planning Studies, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), University of London (1995) MSc in Regional and Urban Planning Studies, LSE, University of London (1982) Diploma in Architectural Engineering, National Technical University of Athens (1981) Professor Defner's research focuses on the intersection of urban planning, cultural development, and tourism. His work explores how cultural planning, leisure activities, and time-space dimensions contribute to sustainable urban development. He has extensive experience in developing place marketing strategies and examining the relationship between cultural institutions, urban regeneration, and city identity. His research often addresses the challenges of Mediterranean cities and Greek urban contexts specifically. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on place branding, city marketing, and the integration of cultural elements into urban planning. His work examines how creative clusters, landscapes, and cultural institutions contribute to city identity and branding, with particular attention to Greek cities and regions. He investigates sensory landscapes, creative industries, and the role of special events in shaping urban identities and tourism development. Inclusion in Who's Who in the World (2010/2011/2012) Inclusion in Who's Who in Greece (2010/2011/2012) Professor Defner has supervised numerous postgraduate students and has been involved in various research programs related to urban planning and leisure planning. He has held leadership positions in numerous research projects funded by the European Commission, Greek government agencies, and local municipalities. His projects have focused on strategic planning, tourism development, and place marketing initiatives across Greece, including strategic marketing plans for cities like Larissa, Kozani, and Volos. He directs the Laboratory of Tourism Planning, Research and Policy (ETOUSEP) at the University of Thessaly, which conducts research on tourism planning, cultural heritage, and place marketing. The laboratory has been instrumental in developing strategic marketing plans for various Greek municipalities and has participated in numerous European research projects related to cultural tourism, sustainable development, and urban regeneration.

• Tourism Guidance
• Sustainable Tourism
• Tourism Management
• +4 more

Prof. Dr. Canan TANRISEVER is an accomplished Associate Professor at Kastamonu University's Faculty of Tourism, Department of Tourism Guidance, where she also serves as Vice Dean. With a strong academic background including a PhD in Landscape Architecture from Ankara University, she has established herself as a leading scholar in tourism studies with particular expertise in cultural routes, sustainable tourism, and heritage tourism. Her research interests span Tourism Guidance, Sustainable Tourism, Tourism Management, Cultural Routes, Heritage Tourism, Religious Tourism, and Alternative Tourism forms. She has made significant contributions to understanding Sinan's architectural routes, religious tourism destinations, and the development of alternative tourism products. Her scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on both theoretical frameworks and practical applications in tourism development. TANRISEVER's publication record shows remarkable productivity with over 161 publications, including numerous articles in SSCI-indexed journals, book chapters, and edited volumes. Her recent work explores emerging tourism trends, climate change impacts, women's travel experiences, and the development of cultural routes. She has successfully led multiple research projects funded by TÜBİTAK and ERASMUS+ programs. 20+ Master's and Doctoral students supervised 11 research projects led or participated in 1 intellectual property registered Multiple editorial roles for tourism journals Her academic leadership extends beyond research to include significant administrative responsibilities as Vice Dean and Department Head. She has developed innovative curricula focusing on cultural routes education for tourist guides and has contributed extensively to tourism education in Turkey through her teaching of courses ranging from Tourism Geography to Cultural Tourism and World Heritage.

• Experiential Tourism
• Nature-Based Tourism
• Experience Economy
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May Kristin Vespestad is a Professor at the School of Business Administration within UiT The Arctic University of Norway . Her primary research focuses include experiential tourism , nature-based tourism , and experience economy , with significant contributions to sustainable tourism marketing and cross-cultural educational practices. She actively teaches courses such as BED 2117 Experience Economy and Social Media Marketing and BED-3032 Service- and Experience Design . Her research interests span: Experiential Marketing in adventure tourism Value Co-Creation in tourism experiences Escapism and tourist well-being Sustainability Communication in tourism branding Automated Tourism and hospitality innovation Recent publications analyze automated tourism futures (2024), moral muteness in sustainability communications (2023), and cross-cultural education practices (2019). She serves on the Arctic Innovative Experience Management (ArIEM) research group and holds editorial roles at the European Journal of Tourism Research and Social Science and Humanities Research Association (SSHRA) advisory board. Her teaching portfolio includes: Project work with research methods (TRAPRO) Experience economy principles (BED 2117) Service design (BED-3032) Research methodology (2014-2024) She has supervised collaborative projects with institutions like Clarion Hotel The Edge and led international research initiatives across Europe.