Month: February 2009

• Economic crisis can stimulate UK tourism

  I’ve posted about the effects of the current economic crisis here and here over the last couple of months, and have made the point that the price differentials offered by the uneven development of the global financial meltdown may well provide a boost to inbound tourism, as well as the domestic tourism market.  By clicking on […]

  James Kennell

  February 25, 2009

  economic crisis, Tourism

  credit crunch, cultural regeneration, economic crisis, Tourism

• Tories red in tooth and claw?

  Over on the prospect magazine blog you can read a post on an essay from their latest edition titled “The Red Tory Moment” by Phillip Blond.  This is an intentionally provocative article, putting forward the thesis that David Cameron can (and may be likely to) steer the Conservative party in the UK towards a more […]

  James Kennell

  February 9, 2009

  politics, Social Justice

  conservative party, credit crunch, economic crisis, economics, phillip blond, politics, prospect magazine, red tory

• Kent Profile

  This is a copy of an article published this month in Kent Profile magazine, based on an interview with me about Kent’s seaside towns.  Click on the image to read it. Share this: 

  James Kennell

  February 2, 2009

  cultural regeneration, regeneration, seaside, Tourism

  coastal, credit crunch, cultural development, cultural regeneration, economic crisis, Folkestone, margate, regeneration, resorts, seaside, Tourism