Griffith Business School alumnus Gabby Daniels has a new podcast, Let’s Talk Tourism, that aims to provide decision makers with information on surviving and thriving post-COVID-19.

Due to the impact of COVID-19, the Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards will be held virtually this year on September 15.

As Binna Burra Lodge reopens to guests, Griffith tourism and climate adaptation experts say tourism operators can learn a lot from its journey back from devastating bushfires a year ago.

Graduating Griffith students are celebrating their academic milestone virtually this year as COVID-19 mass gathering restrictions move the ceremonies online.

Stories of resilience from the Scenic Rim community will be collected and transformed into interactive exhibits.

A collaboration between Queensland-based universities and Pacific Island communities has found local ownership is the key to sustainable climate change adaptation programs.

Griffith mass gathering expert Dr Jamie Ranse has led the development of Queensland's framework outlining how we start holding mass gatherings and events again.

Griffith Institute for Tourism is offering a free micro-credential course for tourism businesses.

Queensland’s zoo and aquarium tourism industry may end up dwarfing the Australian Government’s much-needed funding lifeline.

Restoring confidence in the cruise tourism industry after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides will be challenging.

Griffith will become the ‘Lead University Partner’ for a new era of the iconic Binna Burra Lodge, which was devastated by bushfires in September 2019.

An innovative social media campaign from a Queensland tourism icon, key to rebuilding bushfire ravaged communities dependent on the visitor economy according to new Griffith research.

Griffith University’s Professor Susanne Becken has been recognized for her contribution to sustainable tourism with two prestigious awards.

Griffith’s EcoAdapt project and Griffith Centre for Coastal Management highlighted in BBC-produced film.

Griffith University has been awarded $3,376,073 for ARC Discovery and Linkage Projects.

Griffith University researchers are leading a project to help tourism operators worldwide reduce their carbon emissions.

Women in Ecuador and Mexico will receive online business training as part of a new project being led by Griffith University researchers.

New research highlights range of benefits for tourism destinations by identifying and addressing climate risks.