Cyclones have significantly affected the Queensland tourism industry. One thing that has become abundantly clear: industry-wide preparation is the key to mitigating the devastating impact of natural disasters says Dr Yawei Jiang.
Discovering the rhyme and reason behind tourist behaviour is a science and Griffith Tourism has launched a cutting-edge laboratory.
When you think about good tourism experience, it’s the things that you have done and the emotions that you felt while doing them that generally come to mind. Tourism also connects us,as tourists and as hosts, to place. How can we rebuild biodiversity as tourists and tourism operators?
Griffith's Inclusivity in Play Pitch Festival convened close to 100 experts from a variety of knowledge backgrounds to co-create solutions that will increase participation and access to sport, recreation and tourism for Queenslanders with disability.
Silo art alone will not automatically save local economies without long-term planning.
In alignment with strategic plans for tourism in Sri Lanka, the ‘Sustainable Tourism Development’ Australia Awards Short Course aims to...
Griffith University researchers are leading a project to help tourism operators worldwide reduce their carbon emissions.
New research highlights range of benefits for tourism destinations by identifying and addressing climate risks.
The Australia Awards in Indonesia’s Sustainable Tourism Development Short Term Award has been delivered by Griffith since 2015.
The theme for 2018 is ‘Tourism and the Digital Transformation’.
