Giulia Cambruzzi

Giulia Cambruzzi is a PhD student and tutor in the Doctoral Program (DM226/2021) focused on Sustainability: Economics, Environment, Management and Society at the Department of Economics and Management, University of Trento. Her academic work centers on sustainable tourism development within mountain regions, particularly examining institutional and experiential dimensions.

Her research interests span sustainable tourism frameworks, alpine environmental management, and the socio-economic dynamics of mountain huts and ski areas. She investigates how hybrid organizations balance commercial and conservation objectives while fostering community engagement in the Italian Alps and New Zealand. Key themes include sense of place, tourism experience design, and the integration of ecological principles into destination management.

Analysis of her publications reveals a cohesive trajectory in sustainable mountain tourism research. The 2025 study on Italian alpine huts emphasizes organizational hybridity as a catalyst for sustainable development, while the 2021 New Zealand ski area analysis explores experiential and spatial dynamics. Both works demonstrate her methodological focus on case-specific models that reconcile economic viability with environmental stewardship.

As a doctoral candidate, Cambruzzi collaborates with researchers including Federica Buffa and Umberto Martini. Her current role involves tutoring within the doctoral program, though no student supervision or grant activities are documented in the available materials.